94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Supports U.S. State Department International Narcotics Law enforcement (INL) Requirements Congratulations To Colombia Elite For their Completion of Training As Enhanced By The Commercial Aircraft Technical to Tactical (CATT) Segment

Benny F. Benitez, the creator of the Commercial Aircraft Technical to Tactical (CATT) training program as well as the Founder and CEO of the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) is shown with the Lt. Col. A. Santa Maria of the Colombian National Police who is assigned as a liaison to the U.S. Embassy in Bogota, Colombia. The Colonel was most appreciative of the supplemental training which was provided by the 94th ACG

Another who expressed his appreciation for added value training of his troops onto the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group was Colombian National Police / Commandos of the Jungle Division Commanding Officer, Lt. Colonel Arnulfo Rosemberg Novoa Pineros who was presented at the formal graduation ceremony for his Troopers 

Appreciation toward the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) for their dedication and support toward Law Enforcement was not only forth coming from the Colombians but from Miami-Dade County "Top Cop" Miami-Dade Police Department Director Juan J. Perez who personally thanked Benny Benitez for his and his company support of the Department, especially in supporting the aviation advisory need for the Special Response Team (SRT)

A proud and well trained member of the elite Jungle Commandos stand in front of the colors during the post graduation festivity at the Miami-Dade Police Department Training Center

Always proud of the many International Law Enforcement groups in which the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group has the pleasure and opportunity to  train and educate via the U.S. Department of State (INL) Program on the matters of commercial aircraft attributes and technical issues, the group shot with the graduates is always the proudest moment of accomplishment 

Miami, Florida 24th February 2017: Its has been said that hard work and dedication is always recognized among your colleagues and peers and such was the case for both the group of thirty (30) Colombian National Police "Jungle Commandos" and the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG).

In successfully adding the Colombian National Police to the list of foreign allied law enforcement groups trained, the 94th ACG can now boost that they have trained five (5) law enforcement group, thus four from Latin America and one from the Caribbean since 2014 in their Commercial Aircraft Technical to Tactical (CATT) course.

This is in direct support of the U.S. State Department International Narcotics Law enforcement (INL) program, as with all prior groups their training has been enhanced by the CATT course. The effective leadership of these groups are always grateful and personally express their gratitude for the exposure. Such was the case this time with the Commanding Officer of the Colombian Jungle Commandos Lt. Col. Arnulfo Rosemberg Novoa Pineros personally thanking Mr, Benny Benitez as well as Miami-Dade Police 'Top Cop" Police Director Juan J. Perez for their expertise and effort.

For the 94th ACG being relevant both at home and aboard is what makes it all worth wild.

94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Supports U.S. State Department International Narcotics Law enforcement (INL) Requirements By Supplementing The Training Of Colombia Elite "Jungle Commandos" With Their Known And Approved Commercial Aircraft Technical to Tactical (CATT) Training

Former, Registered U.S. Department of Defense Commercial Aviation Advisor and the CEO and Founder of the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Benny Benitez personally oversees all training sessions of his created Commercial Aircraft Technical to Tactical (CATT) course given to Law Enforcement

The color of Colombia have been added to the multitude of Latin and Caribbean Nations who's elite law enforcement and tactical teams have benefited from the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group, U.S. Department of State approved Commercial Aircraft Technical to Tactical (CATT) training

Elements of Colombia "Commandos of The Jungle an elite group within Colombia National Police apply the techniques of certain technical attributes common to all commercial aircraft's so as to assist and enhance their linear assault procedures

The highly experienced and well informed members of Miami-Dade Police Depart Special Response Team (SRT) the original benefactors of the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Commercial Aircraft Technical to Tactical (CATT) program debrief the Colombian Commandos on tactical linear assault procedures within the cabin

Grateful for the knowledge in which they received as a result of being exposed and having undergone the Commercial Aircraft Technical to Tactical (CATT) training, the Commando request a photograph with the program creator to take back with them

The group shot of Miami-Dade Police (SRT) and Commandos of yet another success application and training of the Commercial Aircraft Technical to Tactical (CATT) surrounding the program creator. Training which now elements of the Colombian Jungle Commandos experienced and could take back with them to Colombia

Miami, Florida 20th-21st February 2017: With the commencement of the new year so comes new requirements for the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) concerning their one of kind, highly specialized course geared toward tactical operators concerning commercial aircraft's. The course where tactical operators both military and civilian law enforcement are exposed to is called Commercial Aircraft Technical to Tactical (CATT) and only the 94th ACG has the experience, abilities and reputation to be fully vetted and trusted so as to administer it to local County and Federal law enforcement, as well as to foreign allies. 

Such was the case in the 94th ACG adding the elite Colombian Jungle Commandos "Los Commandos de la Jungla" from the Colombian National Police to their list of foreign allied teams that they have been trained in support of U.S. State Department requirements via the Miami-Dade Police Department in providing this one of kind training enhancement. 

As with many visiting groups from Latin America and the Caribbean its their first time to encounter a training situation that involves a full size, totally operational commercial airliner. The CATT course takes into account the technical aspects common all commercial airliners that could either assist or stymie the execution of success tactical linear assault onto an aircraft.

94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Assist To Draw Industry To Supports the 2017 George T. Baker Aviation Technical College Annual, Public Open House Event

The world famous tool company (Snap On) an industry name within aviation was presented at the 2017 George T. Baker Aviation Technical College open house event

Former Baker graduate Mr. Michael Bischoff of Bischoff Aerospace was one of the local FAR-145 / MRO company which gave up their Saturday to support the event and give those in attendance a up close look and hands on a commercial jet engine

The technical talent that is comes from the students at Baker is first rate as evident by this home made robot which operates on remote sensor control. Mr. Howard Carter an accomplished avionics and electronic instructor at Baker is one of many corner stone of instructors who give their best for the benefit of the school

None Destructive Testing (NDT) is the word of the day and the specialty of yet another former Baker graduate Mr. Juan Avcedo from Avi-NDT was present at the event and displayed the many high technical test and inspection tools utilized within the field of NDT 

Miami, Florida 4th February 2017: Saturday February 4th saw the doors at George T. Baker Aviation Technical College open to the public in their annual open house event. This year event as with so many in previous years drew record attendance by the public who come to see and marvel at what goes on here and learn as to what Baker has to offer.

Current students bring their family members, potential new students who plan to come to Baker attend, as well as adults having a career change all come to see first hand. The college open house ofter something for everyone and few leave disappointed and many leave amazed. As with every year Baker is fortunate to have many of their former students and graduates who are now aviation business owners come and support the annual event with hands displays concerning the expertise and forte, as well as show those who are there now that the are within a place that will give them everything that they will need to succeed in aviation. We encourage all to consider coming to next year event and see for yourself as to what makes the George T. Baker Aviation Technical College a gem within the South Florida aviation community.