STRATEGIES OF LOW-LIGHT ENGAGEMENTS: A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER'S GUIDE
by Ken J. Good

Want to maintain dominance in low-light situations?
Want to operate with greater skill and confidence when illumination tools are required?

Want to know what NOT to do in darkness?

 

This is not a how to shoot in the dark manual. This work addresses the when, where, how, and how come of operating in the dark. It challenges you to push yourself into new mental and physical realms of capability. Sound fundamentals are examined, critical philosophical underpinnings are explored and practical drilling methodologies
are explained.

The author, Ken J. Good, former U.S. Navy SEAL, has been directly involved with Reality Based Training (Force-on-Force)
training in low-light environments for over two decades. His training expertise has placed him in front of top echelon military units, specialized law enforcement units and front line patrol personnel. This experience has placed him in the unique situation of critically examining and evaluating what does and does not work in the real world through extended exposure to the problems faced by operators from a variety of units. Extensive experimentation has opened up new understand and practical wisdom to be transferred to those that go in harm's way.