The Founding Cadre
Before membership opens, we're assembling a founding cadre of professionals. These are limited, numbered founding seats — you'll be among the people this society is measured by.
Keep everyone connected when nothing else works.
What this seat does
Builds and runs the chapter radio program — the DMR network, repeater and talkgroup plan, programming files and field comms doctrine.
What we look for
Licensed amateur or professional radio operators, dispatchers, or military / public-safety comms specialists who can teach others to operate confidently.
Safe, lawful, genuinely skilled shooters.
What this seat does
Leads rifle and pistol fundamentals, range safety, and a progression that puts safety and the law first, every session.
What we look for
Certified firearms instructors — law enforcement, military, or nationally recognized credentials — with a spotless record and an instructor’s temperament.
The skills that save a life before help arrives.
What this seat does
Teaches tactical and wilderness medicine — bleeding control, airway, trauma, and the calm that comes from drilling it.
What we look for
Physicians, nurses, paramedics, EMTs, or military medics, active or retired, who can build a curriculum and teach it to beginners.
Rope, water, and the judgment to use them.
What this seat does
Runs rope and swift-water rescue training — rigging, movement, and the decision-making that keeps rescuers safe.
What we look for
Fire-rescue, swift-water, or technical-rescue professionals with current certifications and real field experience.
Turn a group of professionals into a chapter that runs.
What this seat does
Owns planning, logistics and the calendar — makes training happen on time, on standard, and on the right side of the law.
What we look for
Military NCOs / officers, project managers, or operations leaders who can organize people and keep a standard without ego.
What we offer
A founding role in a society built to last, and the standing that comes with it. Specialty courses are offered to the cadre first.
What we expect
Real credentials, an instructor's temperament, and a commitment to safety, the law, and the people you train.
The process
Apply below, then an interview. Submitting an application is not acceptance — every seat is earned.
Membership opens after the founding phase. Request an invitation and you'll be first to hear when it does.
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