Operation: Yard Recall: An in-depth guide to working inside a Correctional Facility:

by Hector Bravo

Overview

his book WILL save your LIFE!

Are you interested in a career working in a Prison as a Correctional Officer? This book is tailored to everyone from Supervisors wanting to train their staff, to the seasoned veteran wanting to regain that motivation. Maybe you're just genuinely interested in learning what it is like to work inside America's most violent prison system, The California Department of Corrections. This book is for YOU!

Operation: Yard Recall is the definitive guide to surviving and thriving Prison. This handbook teaches individuals who walk the toughest beat what they don't teach you at the academy.

Told through the eyes of Hector Bravo, a Correctional Lieutenant and former Tactical Commander with over sixteen years of experience. In a raw, uncensored, uncut reality of what it's like to work with violent convicted felons.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798823172752
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	12/31/2022
Pages:	140
Sales rank:	238,067
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.36(d)

About the Author

Hector Bravo served in the United States Army as an Infantryman. He deployed to Iraq as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom II in 2004. He conducted combat operations consisting of raids, capturing high-value targets, and direct contact with enemy forces. After receiving an Honorable Discharge, he joined the California Department of Corrections with over sixteen years of experience. Joining the Department at twenty-two years of age in 2006, his first assignment was a maximum and medium security institution. During his eight years as a Correctional Officer, he experienced numerous incidents ranging from riots, assaults on staff, and murders. Throughout his career, he has been involved in over 500 incidents applying many force options to quell the violence. In 2014 he was promoted to Correctional Sergeant, and in 2017 promoted to the rank of Correctional Lieutenant. He has served on the Tactical Response Team as a certified Tactical Operator and Hostage Negotiator. He would later become the Tactical Commander. He applies leadership lessons acquired during his time in the Army. He believes a successful leader must focus on mission success and troop welfare to get the job done and build future leaders.

He has a strong sense of morals, values, and honor and lives by a code of ethics.

He is passionate about mentoring others and believes he owes it to his brothers-in-arms killed in action to repay the favor of "showing the new kids the ropes."