Norse Tactical

Norse Tactical trains active-duty law enforcement and military personnel across the United States. Their 165 years of combined instructor experience translates into curriculum grounded in actual high-risk operations—not theory.

Their method is simple: 5% classroom, 95% practical application. Students learn operational tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) through hands-on exercises, then reinforce those skills through ongoing sustainment programs. This principle-based system adapts to different roles while maintaining consistency.

Since 2010, Norse has logged 22,160+ sustainment training hours and trained 11,200+ officers across accredited programs.

Full Curriculum Includes: - Breacher Level 1 & 2 - Close Quarters Tactics Level 1, 2, & 3 - Tactical Firearms Level 1 & 2 - Team Leader & Tactical Leadership - Precision Rifle Level 1 & 2 - SWAT Level 1 & 2 - Night Vision Operator - Vehicle Interdiction & Engagement - Duty Pistol, Low Light Pistol, Miniature Red Dot Sight Pistol - High Threat Patrol Operations - Explosive Breaching & Patrol Breaching Operations

Example Course: Team Leader Course runs 5 days ($1,010/student) and teaches structure management, threat identification, fire deconfliction, and movement techniques for directing tactical teams during structure clearances.

The real differentiator: skills fade without practice. Norse offers customized sustainment packages (base: 8 training days annually) designed for tactical teams, special operations units, and patrol officers. Programs focus on continuous skill refinement rather than basic maintenance.

What's Included: - Close Quarters Tactics - Tactical Firearms - Breaching Operations - Vehicle Interdiction - Tactical Leadership Development

The Nexus is their online retention platform—a subscription tool delivering training videos to members for ongoing skill reinforcement.

Training occurs at Norse facilities in Indiana, Louisiana, Ohio, and North Carolina. Can't travel? They offer on-site instruction tailored to your department's specific environment and operational requirements.

Courses accredited across multiple states including Indiana Law Enforcement Association, Kentucky Law Enforcement Council, and Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy. Curriculum approved by Rowan-Cabarrus Community College, North Carolina.

• •Credentials Required: Active-duty law enforcement or military personnel only. No civilian training offered.