ICE Accidentally Reveals Fascist “Hyper-Realistic” Urban Warfare Training Facility At Army Base
By Aaron Kesel
ActivistPost.com
SEPTEMBER 14, 2019
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency accidentally revealed the location of a new “urban warfare” training facility that is expected to include “hyper-realistic” simulations of homes, hotels and commercial buildings in Chicago and Arizona, Newsweek reported.
The “hyper-realistic” urban training ground will be housed in Fort Benning, Georgia the report details. The information was revealed after ICE failed to redact its acquisition form document that was posted online. After copying and pasting the document’s contents into a separate document, Newsweek said it was able to establish that the facility will be built at the U.S. Army post.
This is significant since Fort Benning is the same location where ICE houses its Office of Training and Tactical Programs (OTTP) Firearms and Tactics Division according to a May 2017 news release published on ICE’s website.
The agency states that hyper-realism is defined as “a critical component to this acquisition as the details provide essential information that must be acknowledged, processed and acted upon to minimize risk to our Special Agents, Deportation Officers and SRT operators during high-risk search and arrest warrants, fugitive operations, undercover operations, hostage rescue, gang operations, etc.”
“For example, details like the number of dishes left on the table, toys in the yard, lighting, furniture, etc. all provide clues that allow our agents and officers to infer vital information that directly affects their safety and the potential resolution or outcome in the scenario,” the document reads. “Learning to process this information quickly to identify whether there are children present, or how many people are currently in the structure is a necessary skill developed in training.”
The agency goes on to express in full detail how the Defense Science Board task force “found that the probability of being a casualty decreases significantly after the first few ‘decisive combats’.” According to the agency, “these hyper-realistic devices will allow the teams to have those experiences in real-world conditions without the real-world casualties.”
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