One of the riskiest aspects of the work of special operations groups is close quarters combat (also known as CQC).<\/p>\n
This type of combat is the one that occurs during assaults on houses and other places where the enemy can be crouching behind any door. Training for this type of combat is usually done in what the Americans call a \"kill house\"<\/strong>, an enclosure with an open roof and that has catwalks at the top so that the trainers can closely follow the steps of operators during training.<\/p>\n The special operations groups of the Spanish Armed Forces have this type of training facility. Two years ago we have already seen here the \"kill house\" of the Legion's Special Operations Flag (BOEL)<\/a>. The latest innovation in this type of facility was presented today by the Army on its YouTube channel <\/a>: this is the black house of the Military Mountain and Special Operations School (EMMOE) <\/strong>.<\/p>\n Located in Jaca (Huesca), its Special Operations Courses are training future members of the Spanish special operations groups<\/strong> (the Army, the Navy, the Air Force, the Civil Guard and the National Police)and also from foreign countries<\/strong>, which makes this school an international reference center. As pointed out by the Army, the black house of the EMMOE \"covers the need to have a quality place<\/strong>, configurable for instruction and teaching of Combat in Urbanized Areas.\"<\/em><\/p>\n
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