The Master Drivers Training Course (MDTC) offered by Polaris Defense is a four-day program designed for military and government personnel to train them in the safe operation of Polaris vehicles. The course aims to enhance units' capabilities by certifying instructors who can subsequently train others in their organizations. Key training components include vehicle safety features, driving techniques, preventive maintenance, and recovery operations. The training requires a unit liaison for coordination, student applicants must hold military/government driver licenses, and specific facility and equipment standards must be met for effective instruction. A total of 40 hours is allocated for course delivery, comprising both instructional time and breaks, and a maximum of six students is permissible per class. The document outlines the logistical and safety requirements necessary for the course, including vehicle conditions, classroom settings, and riding range specifications. Effective communication and early planning are emphasized for successful course execution. This comprehensive training program aligns with government objectives to ensure operational readiness and safety when integrating Polaris vehicles into tactical and administrative roles. By establishing a rigorous training standard, the MDTC plays a vital role in maintaining operational effectiveness within military and governmental entities.