Tell everybody real quick, you mentioned it's a term of art, we kind of understand, but

when you said you stacked up with the team, let people know from like a swat standpoint

when you guys you guys, you stacked up and you're doing this, kind of describe people

what we're, if they were looking at it, what they would be saying.

So you got a line of guys obviously in tactical gear picking up areas of responsibilities

literally in a line, sometimes another line next to it, so we call it double stack, depending

on the configuration.

You have positions in or woven in that, so you have a team leader that's directing directions

of travel, you have a canine that's in or woven in that, and you have canine cover, you

have breachers in or woven in that, so if we approach a door or a, something that needs

to be breached in that, those people will go forward with cover, breach, and then you

got your points who are kind of leading the snake to kind of cover this area and get it

adequately searched with the help of a canine to see if we can find the suspect.

Now you also mentioned, you got kidded up, can you explain for listeners what you mean

when you say that?

Yeah, so we were at our department, everybody calls them the green jammies, it's the O.D.

Green tactical, you know, whereas you got, you know, your pants, tactical pants, tactical

shirt, you have a 3A level vest or rifle rated vest, I have an AR-15, we have our helmets,

rifle rated helmets with night vision, if needed, it wasn't needed in this situation.

You got medical kid, obviously your firearm drop holster, as a secondary primary weapon

is your rifle or shotgun, if you were carrying shotgun, I was blessed to have all three.

And yeah, so that's your full kid, gloves, you know, face mask, a lot of stuff is fire

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