Breaching Facilities & Assets

T1G’s breaching facilities puts the classroom, explosive storage, charge preparation rooms, and all training structures within steps of each other. Overhead doors open directly from the classroom to the breach houses, door facades, and breaching conex — no vehicle movement, no wasted time transitioning between instruction and execution. A BATF-approved day box stores Class V materials on site, and MilStrip/direct shipping eliminates the ammunition supply point delays that compress breaching blocks at government installations. Two breach houses operate in parallel: while one team executes, backside support resets the other — new doors hung, inserts replaced, charges staged — doubling the reps in a single training day.

The breach houses feed directly into T1G’s broader CQB architecture. Post-breach, teams transition into the adjacent shoot houses and MOUT complex for full assault profiles — breach, enter, clear, consolidate. The Live-Fire Wadi adds open-air breaching scenarios with fragmentation standoff. Courses run from Explosive Entry I (fundamentals through live door charges in five days) through Explosive Entry II (shockwave mechanics, wall charges, simultaneous entry TTPs) to Master Breacher certification. The breaching conex trains torch-cutting on ship doors, hatches, and steel plates of varying thickness — the thermal entry work that most facilities skip entirely.