Non-live-fire
CQB Shoot House
4,800 sq. ft.; two stories; 21 distinct training spaces; 70-foot observation catwalk; modular walls; training doors; moving targets; approved environmental effects; classroom/AAR support.
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Training Facilities
A connected campus of indoor, outdoor, fitness, medical and support resources
Select one facility or build a coordinated exercise across CQB, live-fire range, tactical field, fitness, terrain, medical, classroom, lodging and dining resources.
IndoorOutdoorLive fireSimulationNon-live-fireFitnessSupport
Integrated training environments
Combine purpose-built indoor, outdoor, fitness, medical, classroom and logistical resources into a coordinated training package.
Designated live fire
100-Meter Marksmanship Range
Eight lanes beginning at 5 meters and extending to 100 meters. Organized military, law-enforcement and approved tactical groups only; never open to the general public.
Range details →
Indoor simulation · No live ammunition
Smokeless Range
Indoor laser-based practice for fundamentals, target acquisition, shot grouping, confidence, instructor-selected judgment scenarios and progression toward approved live-fire training.
Smokeless Range details →
Non-live-fire
Tactical Scenario Field
Three-acre dedicated field with vehicles, two aircraft, fire apparatus, RV and other large props, connected to broader outdoor training terrain.
Field details →All applicable Camp Liberty capability areas
Availability, inspection status and facility-specific restrictions are confirmed for each event.
Resource
Professional application
Control
Indoor laser-based fundamentals, target acquisition, grouping, confidence and instructor-selected judgment scenarios.
Indoor simulator; no live ammunition; not a qualification.
APOSTC PAAT Practice
Candidate familiarization, agency fitness preparation and team readiness.
Practice only unless authorized testing is separately documented.
Army-standard obstacle course
Readiness, team development, conditioning and rescue-movement problems.
Some obstacles may be restricted by condition, weather or participant screening.
PT field & half-mile track
Formations, circuits, assessments, intervals, litter carries and candidate preparation.
Scheduled group use.
Ropes, rappelling & ziplines
Qualified high-angle familiarization, team tasks and approved rescue exercises.
Qualified supervision and activity-specific plan required.
Woods, lake, creeks & pool
Land navigation, tracking, SAR, shoreline search and approved water-confidence work.
Weather, skill, lifeguard/rescue and activity plan apply.
Medical Aid Station
Patient assessment, triage, casualty collection, classroom and medical-command scenarios.
Outside-event medical staffing is separately arranged.
Chapel & scenario buildings
Protective-security, emergency response and respectful structure scenarios.
Use requires specific approval.
FOB & field sites
Base operations, command, bivouac, extended field training and immersive exercises.
Capacity and area boundaries confirmed per event.
Classrooms & assembly
Instruction, briefings, incident command, conferences and AAR.
Seating and A/V confirmed in quote.
Lodging, DFAC & MRE support
Multi-day residential courses, meals, box meals, cookouts and field feeding.
Advance headcount and dietary notice required.
Parking & staging
Agency vehicles, trailers, K9 vehicles, equipment unload and accountability.
Vehicle plan confirmed before arrival.
Additional Camp Liberty resources incorporated into the training plan
Command, classroom, controlled equipment, issue, terrain, water, food and lodging resources can reduce off-site movement and support complex or multi-day events.
Training in Action
Real activity at Camp Liberty
Actual XMC training imagery from the same campus. Professional events are separately scoped, approved and supervised.
