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Knight Division TacticalEverything anincident needs.
The team to run it, the people to work it, and every piece of equipment and life support in between. One light tower or the entire camp. Ask for anything below and the answer is on the page.
Type anything an incident needs. Equipment, a service, a position, a whole team.
What happened?
Pick the incident. Each one has its own page with everything it needs, and the people to run it.
Wildfire
From the fireline to the fire camp.
101 resourcesHurricanes & Floods
Before landfall, through the storm, and after the water.
106 resourcesOil Spills
Contain it, recover it, clean it up.
94 resourcesHazmat
Hot zone, warm zone, cold zone, covered.
82 resourcesPrivate Security & Military Contracting
Armed and unarmed personnel and private military contractors: Tier 1 and Tier 2 military veterans.
80 resourcesConstruction & Infrastructure
Bases built and kept running, infrastructure repaired, and towers raised wherever a signal is needed.
9 resourcesOne piece, or the whole incident.
- One piece
A single resource
One light tower for a gate. One Base/Camp Manager. One Starlink for a remote post. Order exactly what you're short.
- A unit
A working module
A shower and laundry unit with the crew to run it. A strike team of engines. A comms unit with the radios, repeaters and technicians.
- The whole incident
The team and everything behind it
A full incident management team and the base camp, supply, power, fleet, medical and security to run the response end to end.
Everything we supply, by name.
173 products, services and positions in 20 categories. Every one has its own page with the configuration, what's included and the incidents it's used on.
Order the whole team or the one position you're short. Wildland fire positions follow the NWCG Position Catalog; every other hazard follows NIMS ICS and FEMA's National Qualification System.
- Complex Incident Management Team (CIMT)
- Type 3 Incident Management Team
- All-Hazards Incident Management Team (NIMS / FEMA)
- Wildland Fire Command Staff (NWCG Command Positions)
- Wildland Fire Operations Personnel (NWCG Operations Positions)
- Wildland Fire Planning Personnel (NWCG Planning Positions)
- Wildland Fire Logistics Personnel (NWCG Logistics Positions)
- Wildland Fire Finance/Administration Personnel (NWCG Finance Positions)
- Wildland Fire Dispatch Personnel (NWCG Dispatch Positions)
- Wildland Fire Air Operations Personnel (NWCG Air Operations Positions)
- Prescribed Fire Personnel (NWCG Prescribed Fire Positions)
- Wildland Fire Prevention & Investigation Personnel (NWCG Positions)
- NIMS ICS Positions for All-Hazards Incidents (FEMA NQS)
- Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Staffing
- Damage Inspection (DINS) & Damage Assessment Teams
- Emergency Shelter Management & Mass Care
A whole camp, laid out, built, run and torn down, or just the pieces you're missing.
- Turnkey Incident Base Camps
- Tent Systems (Type 1–4) & Large Frame Tents
- Sleeping Tents & Crew Shelters
- Mobile Sleeper Units (Type 1–3)
- Mobile Office Trailers
- Storage Containers (Conex Boxes)
- Cots, Sleeping Bags & Bedding
- Tables, Chairs & Camp Furniture
- Ground Protection Mats & Tent Flooring
- Temporary Fencing & Barricades
- Responder Lodging (Hotel Blocks, RVs & Workforce Housing)
- Traffic Control Module (Cones, Barricades & Camp Signs)
Hot meals for the crews, water that's safe to drink, and the cold chain to keep it all good.
The part of camp nobody thinks about until it's missing. We bring it, service it on schedule and haul it away.
Off-grid power and light for a camp, a site or a perimeter, from the generator to the last outlet.
- Trailer-Mounted LED Light Tower with Diesel Generator
- Solar Powered Light Towers
- Balloon Lights (Glare-Free Area Lighting)
- Portable LED Work Lights & Tripod Lights
- Towable Diesel Generators (20–500 kW)
- Portable & Inverter Generators
- Temporary Power Distribution Boxes (Spider Boxes)
- Camlock Feeder Cables, Cords & Cable Ramps
- Generator Docking Stations & Transfer Switches
- Mobile Battery Energy Storage & Hybrid Power
- Temporary Power Installation & Electricians
Keep people working and sleeping in heat, cold and smoke, and dry out what the water got into.
Connectivity where the towers are down or were never there, and the radios to run the incident.
- Starlink Satellite Internet Terminals
- Satellite Phones (Iridium & Inmarsat)
- Handheld Radio Caches (VHF / UHF / P25)
- Portable Radio Repeaters & Tower Trailers
- Mobile Communications Units (Communications Trailers)
- Bonded Cellular Routers & Signal Boosters
- Computer Network Equipment & Incident Wi-Fi
- Computers, Printers, Copiers & Clerical Support Units
- Helicopter Operations Support Trailer
- Media Production for Community Meetings
- Incident Videographers & Photographers
Iron with qualified operators or as bare rentals, for line, roads, debris and the loading dock.
- Bulldozers (Dozers)
- Excavators
- Skid Steers & Compact Track Loaders
- Front End Loaders (Wheel Loaders)
- Road Graders (Type 1 & 2)
- Masticators & Feller Bunchers
- Dump Trucks
- Forklifts & Telehandlers
- Aerial Lifts, Boom Lifts & Bucket Trucks
- Tractor Plows (Dozer Plows, NWCG Type 1–4)
- Heavy Equipment Task Force (HETF)
- Heavy Equipment with Water: Skidgines, Pumper Cats & Softtracks
- Skidders (Type 1–3)
- Logging Equipment: Forwarders, Log Loaders, Log Processors & Log Trucks
- Backhoes
The resources that go on the line, typed the way fire managers order them.
- Wildland Fire Engines (Type 3, 4 & 6)
- Water Tenders (Support & Tactical)
- Wildland Fire Hand Crews (Type 2 & Type 2IA)
- Fallers & Felling Modules
- Portable Fire Pumps, Hose & Fold-a-Tanks
- Chippers & Fuels Reduction Crews
- Crash Rescue (ARFF) for Helibases
- Airtankers (VLAT & Type 1–4)
- Firefighting Helicopters (Type 1–3)
Moving crews, equipment and supplies in, around and out.
Every generator, light tower and truck on the incident runs on it. We keep it coming.
The system behind the stuff: ordering it, receiving it, storing it and getting it to whoever needs it.
Care for the people working the incident, from the line to the camp, and dignity for those the incident takes.
- Mobile Medical Units (MMU)
- Emergency Medical Responders (Fireline & Non-Fireline EMTs, AEMTs & Paramedics)
- Ambulances & Medical Transport
- Remote Trauma Care
- Responder Rehab & Health Monitoring
- Temporary Mortuary Storage (Refrigerated Mortuary Trailers)
- Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) Services
- Medical Oversight (Physician Medical Direction)
- Rapid Extraction Module Support (REMS), Type 1–3
Where KDT started. Armed and unarmed personnel and private military contractors: Tier 1 and Tier 2 military veterans, for incidents and for high-risk work anywhere.
- Unarmed Security Guards (Access Control Liaison / ACL)
- Armed Security Guards
- Wildlife Mitigation & Wildlife Protection Agents
- Private Military Contractors (PMC Personnel)
- Executive Protection & Close Protection
- Critical Infrastructure & Site Security
- Convoy & Transport Security
- Mobile Surveillance Camera Towers
- Security Risk & Threat Assessments
- Crisis Evacuation & Personnel Recovery
- Maritime Security Operations
- Counter-Trafficking Support
Eyes over the incident, and the maps that turn what they see into decisions.
Contain it, recover it, store it and clean the shoreline, on land or on water.
Work the hot zone safely, keep the contamination in it, and get the waste out the right way.
After the wind and the water: clearing it, drying it out and closing it up.
KDT's Construction Unit: building it, keeping it running, and fixing it when it breaks.
The Beacon Team, inside the Construction Unit: putting a signal up wherever one is needed.
Not on the list? Ask anyway.
If an incident needs it, we can almost certainly put it there. Tell us what happened, where, and what you're short, and we'll answer directly.