Fort Sherman Academy
David Doss presents compelling reasons for us to boost our security training.
Fort Sherman Academy (FSA) was present at the 2010 IAMA conference this year to provide hostage survival and security training. For those who participated, it was a said to be a powerful event and highly recommended for anyone planning on spending any length of time traveling oversees in potentially hostile environments. David Dose then gave a 45-minute presentation to the rest of the attendees . Having lived oversees myself, I fully recommend the high impact quality training being offered by FSA.
Consider a few statistics:
- 2009 there were 3,000,000 short-term ‘missionaries’, and 20% of them had some sort of crisis.
- Annual increase in crime against Westerners increases roughly15% each year.
- In the event of a kidnapping or detention situation, an organization can plan on spending $50,000 – $100,000. Can your ministry afford that?
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