SOF Explosive Entry II

SOF Explosive Entry II builds on foundational method-of-entry skills with advanced charge construction, shockwave mechanics, and drills on complex targets — wall charges, window charges, and simultaneous entry TTPs that EE I doesn’t reach. The course refines explosive theory into applied practice: placement strategies that optimize energy transfer while minimizing net explosive weight (NEW). Training is hands-on — every charge constructed, placed, and fired by the student on progressively complex breach points. Operators leave capable of planning and executing explosive entry under deliberate, hasty, and emergency assault conditions.

SOF EE II training progresses from chemistry of explosives and detonations through applied physics, shockwave mechanics and propagation, and advanced charge construction — then into live iterations on internal door, external door, external window, and wall charges with deliberate, hasty, and emergency assault procedures. Overpressure and fragmentation mapping, simultaneous entry TTPs, and misfire and failed breach procedures are integrated throughout. All breaching runs on T1G’s purpose-built breaching facilities — dual breach houses with backside support personnel rebuilding one house while students breach the other. EE II builds directly on the Explosive Entry I foundation. Operators pursuing master-level certification progress to the Master Breacher Course.