Chief Instructor Brittany Mae has a passion for people and training.  After completing her Bachelors of Science degree in Outdoor Adventure Recreation and Wilderness Leadership she went on organizing team building, growth through risk, and leadership experiences around the world.  She has also taught children and adults the English language through experience-based programs.  After experiencing a violent encounter, Brittany through herself into both firearms and combatives training.   After years of training and guidance from mentors in 2010 Brittany began her career in firearms training.  She has led private firearms courses, facilitated range operations, and organized range events.  Brittany has served as a protective services agent, providing access control to exclusive events, secure transportation, and security surveillance with PFC Safeguards, Team Zebra and Pinkerton Security.  Brittany became a supervisor for the United States Department of Energy’s Nuclear Protective Force.  Here she was charged with the security and safeguarding of special nuclear material, explosive devices and governmental research projects.  After graduating several DOE firearms instructor courses she became an adjunct instructor for the training academy at the Nevada National Security Site.  She then moved on to become responsible for the DOE’s Emergency Planning Department creating and executing emergency preparedness drills and exercises for high hazard and elevated risk facilities.  Brittany will always be a student, as she consistently attends training and instructor development herself.