Steven Wollermann

Steve Wollermann has spent the last ten years serving as an Infantryman in the Army National Guard. After some time in a line company, he successfully completed his battalion’s Sniper Assessment and Selection program, going on to spend most of his career in the sniper section. Following the sniper section and a year in a heavy weapons company, his next position was as a member of his state’s marksmanship competition/training team, having previously graduated from the Marksmanship Master Trainer Course at Ft. Benning, Georgia. Currently, he is a squad leader in a reconnaissance platoon. Throughout his time in the military, he has attended a variety of schools in addition to having conducted training and security missions in Africa and the Middle East. As a civilian, Steve has worked as a Department of Defense (DoD) contractor for six years in the role of Fieldcraft Instructor. With this position, he has primarily covered the employment of rifles, pistols, and the associated skills to deploying DoD personnel. Besides firearms, he has taught a variety of other skillsets related to operating within a hostile or uncertain environment. Additionally, he is the owner of Combatant Training Group, a company with the purpose of educating responsible Americans in the use of firearms and self-sufficiency. In his leisure time he enjoys reading everything from classical literature to science-fiction to history, particularly when done on the top of a mountain after a challenging hike with his wife. When Steve is not buried in a book, he is most likely in his garage gym, throwing sandbags around, flipping a tire in the driveway, and using kettlebells in all sorts of ways.