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64 Teach Abroad Programs in Thailand
Live and work abroad through this one-year teaching program offered by International TEFL Academy in Thailand. Available in over 40 different cities in the country including Bangkok, Phuket, and Chiang Mai, this placement allows individuals from across the globe to learn a new culture and be professionally grounded on teaching the English to other people through the organization's TEFL or TESOL...
Teach Away, Inc. Thailand based programs are open to native English speakers who hold a Bachelors degree and are interested in teaching English as a Second Language. This program typically lasts for one year and are based in Bangkok. Teachers who are open to exploring a foreign culture with a distinct history and traditions are welcome to apply.
Live abroad in Thailand and spend at over 100 hours getting TEFL training and participating in a TEFL certification course provided by LanguageCorps. Program fees include language and cultural courses, excursions, and accommodation. Placements are available in multiple cities, including Bangkok and Pattaya.
Earn a monthly stipend teaching English to students of primary or secondary schools in Thailand with GeoVisions. The schools are located in both urban and rural areas, including the capital of Bangkok and the cities of Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai. The program provides language instruction and medical insurance.
Cultural Embrace by API offers paid teaching position at public and private schools in cities throughout Thailand. Semester or year-long placements are available starting only in May. Programs include housing, visa assistance, airport pickup, orientation, and medical and travel insurance, among many other services.
Choose from among four teach abroad options provided by the American TESOL Institute in Thailand. Successful candidates get the chance to tutor individuals in the English language, gain international teaching experience, and immerse themselves in a new culture. Participants receive various trainings in order to improve their capabilities in teaching English as a Second Language.
Jump start a teaching career with the International TEFL and TESOL Training program in Thailand. Known to be a popular destination for ESL teachers, the organization aims to train participants in the field in order for them to hone professional skills in effectively teaching the English language to others. The program is available in Ban Phai, Chiang Mai, and Phuket.
Sign up to a 5-month supported teaching programme in Thailand and be more than a tourist as you commute to school, teach English and fall in love with this idyllic country… whilst also getting paid! Known as our Thailand Internship, you will also receive full internationally accredited TEFL training to get you fully prepared for a memorable adventure. No teaching experience necessary!
Teach abroad in Thailand with SEE TEFL Teacher Training. Participants can Teach English as a Foreign Language to Thai students after completing four weeks of TEFL training courses. The program is open to participants under 65 who are native English speakers or have strong English language skills. All applicants should be adaptable and open to new situations.
Experience Teaching Abroad Ltd provides a guaranteed paid teaching position in Thailand. International participants can gain TEFL certification, valuable work experience, and new friends for life. This teaching placement is situated in Koh Samui, Krabi, and Phuket.
Choose between two program options organized by AYC Intercultural Programs in Thailand. Both opportunities seek native speakers of the English language to teach in one of over ten cities where positions are available including Bangkok, Chonburi, and Sukhotai. Participants must be between the ages of 22 and 55 with a Bachelor's degree.
Teach for a period of two years in Thailand with Teach Anywhere. Conveniently located in the stunning metropolitan city of Bangkok, this program seeks Primary Key Stage 1 and 2 teachers for a bilingual institution. Chosen participants get to explore the fascinating destinations in the country while helping students gain a deeper understanding on various subject areas.
Spread valuable knowledge of the English language through this teach abroad program set in Thailand. Developed by LoveTEFL Ltd, this opportunity lasts for two months and is available in five cities including Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Kanchanaburi. Participation is limited to Kiwi, South African, Australian, Canadian, European and American citizens.
Edvectus is a friendly company that personally matches teachers to international school jobs and gives teachers access to our free online learning portal with hundreds of teaching and travel resources. Edvectus has offices worldwide in Dubai, Hong Kong, North America, Australia, New Zealand and the UK.
Work as a paid teacher in Chiang Mai, Thailand through GVI. Participants are provided with comprehensive training and orientation to ensure that they are well prepared for teaching placements. Participants who do not have a degree can qualify for the program by completing a TEFL course, also available from GVI.
How to Teach Abroad in Thailand
A Complete Guide
Thailand is a popular destination for travellers of all ages, and it's easy to see why. With a fascinating culture, incredible scenery, and friendly people, the country is an attractive choice. And perhaps the most popular way of funding Thai adventures is through teaching English. There's a lot to take in when preparing to go to Thailand to teach, and despite there being a ton of information dedicated to the topic on the internet, it can be difficult to know where to start. Luckily for you, this is an assembled guide of what you need to know and do before you go, so that you can concentrate on getting excited.
Part of the thrill of teaching abroad is discovering a new culture – and Thailand is about as different from the West as a country can be. Researching the Thai culture thoroughly before you go is a great idea for lots of reasons.
For instance, learning at least some of the language is important. Though schools generally want TEFL teachers to speak only in English during lessons, and many Thai people speak English well, that doesn't mean that you should discard the idea of learning the Thai language.
Speaking another language is rewarding in its own right. But being able to at least speak a little Thai will help you to immerse yourself that much more in the culture – and even make friends.
You'll have a much more rewarding time if you are able to converse at least a little in Thai – and you might find that people warm to you more. Another vital part of your research should be into Thai etiquette. Here are a few dos and don'ts to get you started:
Smile a lot. Thai people tend to smile more than westerners, and in situations that we might not. Follow what the locals are doing if you're unsure.
Remember to take your shoes off before you enter someone's home – and especially before you enter any temples.
Avoid public displays of affection – they're frowned upon – Thai culture is much more conservative than Western culture, particularly due to the dominance of Buddhism.
Show the soles of your feet to anyone. In Thailand, the feet are considered the lowest and dirtiest part of a person, so showing someone the sole of your foot is very offensive.
Raise your voice in public – you'll appear as though you've been badly brought up. Again, Thai people are generally quiet and conservative, appearance and respect are important.
Joke about the king of Thailand. Ever. Disrespect of the king or the royal family is actually punishable by law and the majority of Thai people hold the King in high regard.
Obviously while you are working you will have to stay put, but you will almost certainly have spare time at weekends and during holidays, which you can use to explore the country. Public transport in Thailand is cheap enough that you can take a trip every weekend if you want to.
The best part of your research will surely be planning where you will go during your free time. Though you may well deviate a little – or completely – from your plan when you finally get out there, it's wise to have a rough idea of where you'd like to go.
That way, you can think carefully about what you want to get out of the trip, and prioritise your activities or excursions accordingly. Plus, you'll be aware of anything you need to know or prepare in advance.
How to Prepare. First up, save up. Though Thailand is famous for its low cost of living, you'll probably have to at least fund your flights there and back, and perhaps your accommodation – though this is often included as part of your teaching benefits. Plus, if you're planning on travelling after your teaching stint it's a good idea to have a little cash stashed away for excursions and any extra special souvenirs.
Of course, it's also reassuring to know that you can book an emergency flight home if you need to, and that you have money available for any medical treatment – even if you have health insurance, some hospitals will require payment up front. You can probably reclaim the expenses from your insurance company later, but you don't want to get caught short (Side Note:
Another reason to save up is that you may decide to fly out there before you have a job secured, more on that later though!)
So, before you go, it's a fantastic idea to tighten your belt and preferably find a job where you earn tips and can therefore speed up the savings process. Also, consider asking family members for a contribution to your travel fund for birthdays, Christmases, and any other holidays you might celebrate with gifts. Every little bit helps!
Get Qualified. In years gone by, being able to speak English used to be the only skill you needed to walk into a teaching job in developing countries such as Thailand, but thanks to the increasing influx of travellers from English speaking countries, many Thai schools are now more choosy. So, if you want to secure work it's important to get a teaching qualification – and your best bet, by far, is a TEFL certificate.
But how should you get started? Here are your options:
The time spent in face to face sessions with an experienced, qualified TEFL teacher can be invaluable, especially if you're nervous about getting up in front of a class. These sessions are often group based, too, so you can practise the techniques you have learned on one another. Another benefit is that you can make friends who will go through the TEFL journey with you and share your trials and triumphs.
However, if you're currently committed to a job, finding the time to complete a face-to-face TEFL course isn't always practical. In this case, an online course may be the best option.
A fantastic way to complete your TEFL is "on the job" through an internship. These are offered by course providers, and alongside learning the modules of your course in a stunning environment, you'll usually get other benefits such as accommodation, an acclimatisation course, and mentoring from experienced teachers in your area.
Also, you'll be able to instantly join a network of other student teachers in the country who are doing the same internship. This can be a good option if you haven't travelled before as a built in support network is always helpful.
Whichever route that you choose, make sure that your TEFL is legitimate. Though there is no official accreditation body, the following course authorities are known to be especially trustworthy in the industry;
British Accreditation Council
Scottish Qualifications Authority
Qualifications and Curriculum Authority
Open and Distance Learning Quality Council
Accreditation Council for TESOL Distance Education Courses
Get some teaching experience. No matter how many textbooks you read, blog posts you devour, or courses you complete, there's no better way to prepare yourself for life in the classroom than to get in the classroom.
Volunteering at a school in the UK or USA (or wherever you currently live) might not help you with Thai culture, but it will teach you techniques for dealing with various issues, such as crowd control and behaviour issues, as well as keeping children engaged by making learning fun.
Schools in most countries are usually only too happy to be offered a helping hand for free, so get in touch with your local primary or secondary, depending on which age range you plan on teaching. If you're unsure as to whether you'd prefer to teach young children or teenagers, consider alternating your volunteering between the two so that you can get a feel for each age range.
Any real teaching experience that you have prior to applying for jobs will help a lot and while it's not essential it may mean that you get a better job with better pay or a nicer location.
If you are already teaching you may be able to do a TEFL course with teaching experience, which has the added benefit of giving you a slightly more in depth qualification to set you apart when applying for TEFL jobs. If you complete a TEFL course, it's very likely that your provider will be able to help secure you a job as part of their service, or at the very least offer some useful pointers too.
Get to Know the Country. The country is massive and the culture and atmosphere varies from north to south (and east to west to a lesser extent). Choosing the right location to look for jobs will impact your enjoyment.
Bangkok is a popular option and of course there are plenty of schools there, but if you don't like massive cities then you might want to seek a calmer pace of life.
Chiang Mai, in the north, is a smaller city with a more historic charm and less of a party vibe, although in the north you will be that much further from the sea, which makes quick beach breaks less practical.
You could try a southern city like Surat Thani or even look for jobs in the Krabi area, which is just a stones throw from the coast. Although your job options may be more limited here and your wages may be lower too.
Basically, decide what you want and then look for the right place – list your priorities and try to find a good compromise. Living in Bangkok may not be ideal, but at least transport options are good.
Choosing a Placement. You may be surprised at how much you can do from the abroad when searching for a job overseas. There's a great online network when it comes to looking for teaching jobs in Thailand, and many schools will conduct interviews over webcam or telephone so that you can have your position secured before you fly over. And of course there are plenty of options on GoAbroad.com.
Before you start your job search, consider which type of school you'd like to work at.
Public schools. Education is compulsory in Thailand for children between the ages of six and 15, and there are free public schools where children learn English, amongst other subjects. Classes are large and resources often limited. Pay is around 25,000 baht per month. A TEFL qualification is often, but not always, necessary (although always recommended).
Private or international schools. These schools understandably have better facilities and smaller classes, and often cater for preschool children and higher education, as well as children at compulsory school age. Pay is around 100,000 baht per month. You're likely to need a degree and a TEFL qualification.
Language schools. These are attended by children on evenings and weekends as a supplement to their education. Pay is roughly 400 to 700 baht per hour, and the work can be inconsistent. However, it leaves you with more time to explore!
Alongside these schools, also consider:
Private tutoring. This is flexible, which is great if you want to do lots of exploring. You can choose to tutor children, adults for both business and general language learning.
Volunteering. Of course, you won't get paid, but if you have a little money saved up to tide you over, then volunteering is a great way to get some useful experience – or maybe even a foot in the door at a school that could take you on down the line. Consider volunteering at a school for a couple of days a week, and spending the rest of the time tutoring to pay the bills.
Travel & Plan. Employers often favour people who are in the country already because they know that you are committed and that you are much less likely to change your mind and dropout (which does happen). So you may want to consider traveling to Thailand first, which also gives you a chance to get to know Thailand and even to explore different areas and different cities before you make a decision regarding where you will be working. You might decide you don't like Bangkok and that you would rather find a smaller school near Phuket or Krabi.
Here are some tips in case you want to take this route:
Work on your CV before you leave and print out several copies to take with you, along with cover letters. Keep them safe in a flat folder.
Research locations, try to decide where you think you might want to work, have a short list and once you arrive make it your mission to sample each area.
Make a shortlist of schools in each area, you can always find schools later, but if you know in advance, a handful of places to apply, that will help.
Save hard; you may well be able to secure a job very quickly, particularly if you have a good CV and experience, but what if it takes three months to get something? Have enough savings in case the worst happens.
Interviews. Don't be fooled into a false sense of security just because it's conducted over the phone or via webcam; treat this as you would any other interview. Dress smartly, prepare questions for the interviewer, and do your research on the school. If conducting the interview via webcam, consider carefully where you will sit and make sure it is tidy and clean.
Before you go. Remember to arrange these things well in advance of your flight:
Passport. It seems obvious, but it's worth remembering! Is yours up to date? Will it be when you are on your way back?
Visa and work permit. You'll need a nonimmigrant visa in order to obtain a work permit, and you'll need a work permit to be able to work as a teacher – or face a fine, or in extreme cases imprisonment. Visit www.thaiembassy.com/thailand/work-permit-rules.php for further details.
Have contact details for your school, address for your accommodation, and arrangements for when you will start work sorted out. Will someone be meeting you at the airport, or will you go straight to your accommodation? If you're aware of all of these things in advance, you're likely to feel more excited and less stressed on your arrival.
If possible, try to set up some times and dates when you will be able to speak to your folks back home. It's natural to feel homesick, especially in your first week, but if you have a webcam call or instant messaging session planned in you'll be able to deal with that a lot better.
Try to find out if there are any other teachers starting at around the same time as you at your school, or in your area, and if you can, email to say hi. You'll settle in more easily if you know a friendly face.
Once you're there. Be flexible and confident. There's only so much that you can plan in advance, and at some point you're probably going to have to wing it; for instance, if the form of transport that you planned on taking to your accommodation isn't running. Remember to stay calm, think logically about what to do next, and remember that what seems like a nightmare now will become a hilarious story in a few short weeks.
One of the most exciting aspects of living and working in another country is that you just don't always know what's going to happen. Embrace it, and have fun!


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CONCERTO FOR CLARINET by Artie Shaw - 9 1/2 Minutes!!
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Author Rich Pulin (6 months)
Sam, I'm not sure if you still come to this page, but I wanted to tell you
firstly, that
I appreciated your thoughtfulness for posting this, and adding some
about 'Crystal Beach', young Maynard AND the fact that YOU played this
'killer koncierto' as a young clarinetist!
How many pages is the score, and would it be be possible to copy?
I would gladly pay the expenses in order to own a copy!
I'm a 'kid' of 72, and alumni of MANY famous bands, including Shaw disciple
Tony Pastor! I wonder if that was Tony playing the tenor sax solo on this
Author The Discerning Clarinetist (11 months)
Artie Shaw's" Concerto for Clarinet" performed by himself and his
Author mmbmbmbmb (9 months)
listening joy par excellence ~ thanks!!!
Author Barry Walker (1 year)
This is one of the few tracks, before my time, that I rate very highly...
Wonderful stuff...
Probably the highest clean note at the end of the track you will ever
Author Mike Stuart (1 year)
*Artie Shaw, **Concerto for Clarinet**, 1940*
One of Artie Shaw's best. I love the Yiddish flavors sprinkled in this jazz
Author Marcella Malfatti (3 years)
Dedicato a mio padre, che adorava il clarinetto, Artie Shaw e in
particolare questo grandissimo "Concerto"!
Author Sam Mendelow (3 years)
I have the score for this wonderful Concerto and I played it on my clarinet
more than 60 years ago when I lived in Buffalo, New York and went to
Crystal Beach, Canada every summer to listen to Maynard Ferguson and his
Orchestra when he was only 19. I am now 80 years old and cherish the memory
of this wonderful piece of music written by Artie Shaw himself. Sam Mendelow
Author like a boss (2 years)
i can play this too:)
Author katoukatou kat (1 year)
une merveille !!! merci pour le partage ;)
Author ritewing1111 (4 years)
Artie Shaw was a giant among giants (Goodman, Dorsey, Barnet,Miller, et.
al.).....His music is the most divine this side of heaven !!
Author 48reedman (2 years)
Apples and oranges. Benny on Copeland's clarinet concerto. Try that! Still
love Artie, though.
Author Ed and Kris Varjean (1 year)
Sam. I am 83 and still playing clarinet and playing in the community band
in Cottonwood( I am the oldest!!!) I too have the original sheet music
which I bought in 1943 or 44. I play it 3 o 4 time a week trying to get it
like Artie . I have heard only on or two imitators who can play and sound
like Arite. His style and tone!!! I can clarinet now only on my wide bore
1934 Buffett. All my newer clarinets blow too hard and I have no longer the
Author tomrdee (3 years)
I've got this record. I play it on my 1960 Motorola sterio floor model. It
plays good and loud. Yours sounds great. What record player is yours?
Author Ed and Kris Varjean (1 year)
Bring up Arties "Summertime" arrangement. Some really great improvs by
Artie. He hits all the perfect sounding notes in his takeoffs!!! Ed Playing
clarinet continuously since 1938! I have some of his 33LP albums (I still
have 3 turntables)
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Best Comment Ever!
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In 1943 I purchased this music. It was 50cents. I still have the original
music. I play off fa copy almost every week tyring to rememorize it. In
1948 I has almost completely memorized. . It is about 7 pages long and
about. 8 minutes of recording. In 1954 after being accepted into the UCLA
symphony I purchased a 1934 French Buffet.. I have been playing this piece
now for 70 years. Believe it or not my tone and style now is sounding like
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Excellent Jazz, song, and composer. =)
Author JFSebastian74 (3 years)
Artie Shaw was the best of them all, a terrific talent.
Author cdbpdx (1 year)
It would take me a lot longer than that! I dig this tune!
Author mewingkittycat (4 years)
The glissandos are so very smooth! Absolutely beautiful.
Author Sam Mendelow (3 years)
I still have the score for this wonderful Concerto and I am now 80 years
old. I played this more than60 years ago when I was living in Buffalo, New
York and would go to Crystal Beach,, Canada to livsten to Maynard Ferguson
and his orchestra when he was only 19 years old. What memories!!!!! Sam
Author Nicwizz (3 years)
Unplayable for most ! If you can't get those bends right do not inflict
your playing on anyone I say. Artie Shaw was just the greatest!
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Nurse's mistake puts man in coma in Kyoto Japan
- 0May 19, '04 by nursebedlamNurse's mistake puts man in coma in Kyoto Japan
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A nurse at Kyoto Municipal Hospital in Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto, Japan, caused a male patient in his 50s to go into a coma when she accidentally blocked his oxygen flow, The Yomiuri Shimbun learned Tuesday.
The hospital has admitted responsibility for the accident. The Kyoto prefectural police have been investigating the incident on suspicion of professional negligence.
According to the hospital, the patient underwent surgery for lung cancer in mid- April. He began receiving oxygen through a tracheostomy tube Friday.
On Sunday, as his condition improved, a doctor ordered the 50-year-old nurse to halve the oxygen supply from four liters per minute to two liters per minute.
However, the nurse mistakenly stopped using the tracheostomy tube and delivered oxygen to the patient through a tube in his nose. As a result, the patient went into cardiac and respiratory arrest and has been in a coma ever since.
- 0May 23, '04 by KacyLynnRNWhile I think the nurse should have clarified the order with the MD before changing the pt. from a TC to NC, I do agree the MD should have written "....via trach tube" as part of his order.
- 0May 24, '04 by suzanne4Have you ever cared for a patient with a trach? Unless that trach stoma has a button over it, the patient will only be breathing thru the trach and not his
nose. So where he needed the oxygen was to his stoma, not to his nose.
If the order just said to decrease the flow, that is all that you do, you do not change how it is being delivered.
- 0May 24, '04 by FROGGYLEGSI do think it was poor judgment on the nurse's behalf to switch the route of the oxygen, but I don't think it would've killed the doctors to write the order completely with the amount of oxygen and route they want.
It really doesn't specify how exactly the order was written though.
I think all orders should be written exactly as they want them performed and leaving no room for interpretation. That would probably help to decrease errors.
- 0May 24, '04 by TweetyThey may do things differently over there. Here we use percentages, docs at this facility don't write orders 2L on trached patients. It's in perecentages. So bad order from the doc.
Trying not to be too judgemental, but the nurse was horribly incompetent in my opinion. Giving NC on a trached patient???? She'd be racked over the coals here, spit out to the nursing board and be defending her license. (Which is not to say that isn't happening over there.) I feel for her, we all make mistakes.
- 0May 24, '04 by mattsmom81Some trachs are fully cuffed (which eliminates 'normal' breathing and speech for the patient normally) some are fenestrated and uncuffed, where the patients are in the process of weaning to eventually have it closed...and breathe and speak normally again. This nurse lacked knowledge of her patient, the equipment and anatomy and sounds like the doctor contributed....I have never heard of ordering lpm via a trach...%'s are used and 'via trach collar' (or in context of 'per volume vent' orders) to clarify administration.
If this nurse was not experienced enough to know for sure whether the patient was capable of breathing through nose/mouth, then she failed to ask appropriate questions to ensure safety for her patient, and WAS negligent under the law, IMO.
Very sad for this patient and his family and my heart goes out to them. I am also sad when nurses are prosecuted for unintentional mistakes, but it seems the wave of the future.
- 0May 25, '04 by TweetyQuote from mattsmom81I am also sad when nurses are prosecuted for unintentional mistakes, but it seems the wave of the future.
While I sounded very judgemental, I realize that at any moment I could be in that nurses shoes. A momentary lapse in judgement, a rushed moment, or pure ignorance of a situation and I can make a fatal unintentional mistake. It could be any one of us.
People should be supported in their errors. The "process" looked at to find how and why the mistake was made. But raking someone over the coals isn't going to help matters.
I agree though it's the wave of the future. We live in a society that wants to place blame on a person. Find someone to blame, make them pay lots of money, and get rid of them like yesterday's trash.
- 0May 25, '04 by CHIRNI'm afraid I have to agree with mattsmom. And for the people blaming this one on the physician...I don't agree. I'm, of course, speaking from the perspective of a critical care nurse so please keep that in mind. In our unit we are "expected" to have such knowledge that a trachestomy is used for breathing. Therefore, the oxygen source must be applied to the trachestomy for adequate ventilation and perfusion. I don't understand how this could happen, I'm sorry.
Before you start flaming me for opinion, please keep in mind that I also believe we need more information in this case to judge this particular nurse. I'm just basing my opinion on our medical care system and what is expected of us registered nurses. If this happened in our unit (i.e. critical care), the nurse would lose her license...and rightfully so. This, IMO, is poor patient care, lack of critical thinking skills, and downright negligence.


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The US military spends a great deal of time teaching soldiers "SWAT [special weapons and tactics] tactics" like stacking" and other police techniques for clearing buildings for use in places like Iraq and Afghanistan. Even the "duck walk," or what we used to call the "Groucho (Marx) walk" and "squaring" your body to the enemy are taught.
I think this training is based on some faulty assumptions. I served on a tactical team during my police career. Even then, I made myself unpopular for being critical of some of the tactics that police tactical teams use.
All police tactics are based on the assumption that the adversary is a criminal. This is only appropriate for police.
Unlike soldiers, the vast majority of criminal offenders have not made an ideological commitment to advance their criminal enterprise in the face of odds that make death or severe injury a likelihood. In short, a criminal will almost always surrender to police as soon as he sees that his chance of escape is unlikely, and his chance of death or serious injury is likely.
SWAT tactics are successful because the sight of a "stack" of police officers entering his home is a sign to a criminal suspect that he cannot get away without risk of injury. It also implies that the criminal will be treated humanely and allowed to surrender. The criminal also knows that he will face a justice system where he has a fair chance of being released, while resisting the SWAT team practically guarantees a high chance of being hurt. Finally, the criminal knows that prison is a cost of doing business in his chosen profession and that, among his peers, he will suffer no loss of prestige and he will not suffer (in their eyes) a loss of honor by being arrested.
Our troops will face enemy soldiers, though. In Iraq and Afghanistan the enemy are irregulars; there is no doubt that they have an ideological commitment to their cause, which implies a willingness to risk death in the effort to kill our troops.
IF there is an enemy soldier (including irregulars) in a house when American troops "stack" outside to clear it, that soldier is probably there by choice, and our tactics should assume that he is willing to fight it out. Typical SWAT tactics, like those being taught to our troops, are completely inadequate to meet such a challenge.
There is a stark example of the likely outcome when SWAT tactics meet a man who is committed to fight: the March shootout in Oakland. In that case, I am confident that the police officers were well trained and that they were executing their tactics flawlessly. You can't say that they didn't expect Lovelle Mixon to be armed and dangerous. They also had to assume, since he'd already shot down two officers, that Mixon was committed to the fight. The only logical conclusion, for me, is that classic SWAT tactics failed these officers.
Soldiers are not criminals and their motivations are vastly different. A committed soldier will devastate a SWAT team every time.
During one spirited discussion, I told my fellow tactical team members, "You'd better not use these tactics if you ever come to MY house. I've got an M1 [Garand] loaded with 8 rounds of AP [armor-piercing] in my bedroom.
You'll probably get me. But there will be a half dozen police funerals when it's over!"
Our military can't stand four to six casualties every time they clear a building with enemy soldiers inside! Our military should abandon tactics that were developed to be used against civil criminals.
We should develop standing operating procedures (SOPs) that require non-combatants to evacuate a building and assume that anyone who remains is a committed soldier.
R. E. Thornton
Police-type "stacking" on a building containing jihadists is asking to get a lot of good soldiers put away.
These ideological twits have proven on multiple occasions that they are more than willing to go to Allah if they can take a few infidels with them. All they need is one martyr in the building with a goodly supply of Semtex, a trigger and an igniter. He can wait until our soldiers make their massed entry, and then press the switch, taking them all with him. If you're trying to save hostages inside the building, then use the flashbangs generously. But if you don't really give a shit, blow the place to hell and interrogate any survivors. We never made massed entries on search-and-destroy missions inside towns in Viet Nam. We'd cover the building with a lot of firepower, and have a couple of designated breakers to go in, preferably on multiple entry points.
I was just talking to a friend of mine (retired SWAT officer, Houston PD) a couple of days ago. It was right after the shootings of the SWAT officers in California.
The military teaching SWAT tactics to use in war zones is like asking police officers to use military tactics in police situations. Totally different for the reasons Thornton listed. He is right that most police suspects will give up when they know they are outnumbered and surrounded. It is completely different when it comes to soldiers or, more likely, terrorists who are holed up in a building or structure of some sort, in a war zone. For the sake of losing soldiers' lives, I would agree that the use of SWAT tactics is a big waste of time and training.
In my police career of 25 years, I flew over numerous SWAT scenes providing air support and never once witnessed an actual shooting by SWAT to take out a barricaded suspect. The suspects would always give up when confronted. The shootings they did take part in were after they entered the house or business location with an entry team, and this after many hours of negotiating with the suspect to no avail. Of course, as you know better than most, the military never gets that luxury of being able to negotiate 99 percent of the time. With the mind set of terrorists today, soldiers know they will have to shoot it out. A good example is when the Army surrounded Saddam's sons, and the ensuing fight that followed. If the Army would have used the police SWAT tactics, no telling how many of our guys would have been killed.
Roy Repasky
Here is my perspective based on two tours in Iraq, and you know what I was doing for a living at that time.
The SWAT tactics that special operations forces use are similar to law enforcement techniques, with some important differences.
1. There are typically a lot more Special Forces (SF) going in the building than there are police on a raid. That is especially true when we are doing it with the indigenous security forces.
2. SF typically conducts explosive breaches, though not always. An explosive breach gives the raiders a tremendous advantage.
3. Our targets are intelligence-driven. We know who we are after. Admittedly, this is not the case for the infantry when they are clearing large areas (such as a Fallujah situation). If we think we are going to get a fight, we don't generally attack using these tactics. Medium and heavy machinegun fire, AT-4 and LAW rockets, and 40mm grenades into the building are standard fare before anyone goes in. If a tank is handy, a 120mm tank main gun round is even better. AC-130 gunship fire and/or 500–2,000lb bombs are the best of all.
4. If we get unexpected resistance, generally we withdraw and pursue the approach described in paragraph 3.
5. Finally, we are not under the same rules of engagement that police are. We shoot (a lot) at the first indication of resistance.
So a Special Forces raid does not look like a U.S. police raid in many regards. The SWAT tactics are sound in the context I describe above. The one caveat I must add is that if you become predictable using these tactics (or any other), you tend to run in to somebody who has studied your methods and come up with some nasty surprises for you. I saw that happen more than once to certain units and it cost them the lives of some of their men.
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The author is a former senior special operations officer. – Ed.
There is NO EXCUSE for endangering the lives of soldiers in combat by expecting or requiring them to conduct themselves as police officers. I believe we have lost soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan as a result of this very reasoning by our leadership. The same is true for the absurdity of using our military to TRAIN people how to be police officers. Policing and soldiering are not the same . . . especially in combat. I have done both. If I had soldiered as a police officer, I would have killed a lot of criminal suspects. If I had policed in Vietnam, I would have been killed...end of story.
I recall the time I came from an atmosphere of intense infantry tactics straight into police tactics. When we came upon a barricaded felon situation, my response involved grenades, dispersed troops and the same philosophy Mr. Thornton espouses. I was pretty well laughed at. For one thing, the brass had absolutely no idea what a grenade will do. For another, they really didn't want to offend anyone.
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New briefs this week: An Australian company that makes "cosmeceuticals" is developing an insulin gel patch in collaboration with the Joslin Diabetes Center at Harvard Medical School. A Japanese company that makes synthetic fabrics is developing an insulin nasal spray with Hoshi University in Tokyo.
Hey, I don't make this stuff up. As you well know, these kinds of headlines are either tantalizingly exciting, or disgustingly frustrating, depending on how long you've had the 'betes and how much of a "glass-half-full" type of person you are.
Not only that, but the chances of these kinds of alternative insulin delivery methods actually replacing shots for people with type 1 (who need constant basal and flexible mealtime doses) is very slight indeed.
And after a while, these type of headlines seem like a bad joke, as they go round and round promising "the end of needles for people with diabetes." NOT. Alternative insulin delivery has proven at least as tough a nut to crack as "non-invasive" glucose monitoring. See expert John Smith's treatise on that here.
Still, what piqued my curiosity on this latest "insulin gel patch" announcement was the involvement of Joslin, the most respected name in diabetes care in this country. They wouldn't study something silly and clearly unattainable, now would they?
The media reports:
"Trials conducted in two Melbourne hospitals have proved insulin can be delivered to the bloodstream via a gel rubbed on the skin…
And now this technology is to be applied to a slow-release patch, similar to nicotine patches.
Melbourne biotechnology company Phosphagenics, working with the Joslin Diabetes Center at Harvard Medical School, will conduct insulin patch trials in Australia and the US."
According to this announcement, researchers have made some breakthrough in the size of insulin delivery molecules that allows them to better penetrate the skin (?)
Interestingly, the most recent info that I could find on the company Phosphagenics was an announcement they were slated to begin Phase 2 trials on type 1 patients in Spring of 2008.
The head of Phosphagenics appears confident that the gel will be effective for both type 1 and type 2 patients. But in that press release from last year, a doctor-spokesman from the national advocacy organization Diabetes Australia begs to differ: he says it is "unlikely insulin patches and gels would replace injections into the bloodstream, particularly for patients with type 1."
Still, if the patches can successfully provide a "steady flow of (basal) insulin" through the skin, this would be revolutionary for millions of PWDs, no?
I just find it hard to believe that they'll succeed. I'm reminded of many other headlines touting companies who claimed similar feats, such as a much-hyped product called U-Strip, whose company website seems to have gone "off the air."
Even Valeritas, with their promising h-patch pump, has been very quiet of late.
Meanwhile, Diabetes Health magazine is covering Toray Industries' new insulin nasal spray product. They've reportedly "developed a compound that, mixed with a peptide, successfully delivered insulin into animals' bloodstreams."
I'm not seeing this one making the successful leap to humans, either. Sorry. Reminds me again of similar attempts, like Nastech and Bentley Pharmaceuticals, to name a few.
In fact, I'm seeing more red than anything else reading all of these "no more needles" stories. Maybe I'm just jaded, but I don't see this happening in my lifetime, certainly not for us type 1′s. Unless you know something I don't know…


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Incredibly sad for both families. It must take a great deal of courage for his family to show their support for him, and equal courage for Ms. Wadman's family to have to sit in a courtroom facing him. Why would he have had a firearm in the first place? And what could have been so bad that would bring a relationship to gunfire? What are we coming to.
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