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Hello! I am 29 years old LEO in Poland. I gratuated police academy in 2014. I am detective so I work mainly at police station and have stationary job. A few years before police academy i was fat. I started strength training. Some time late I started also running once a week and for 2 years I was training krav maga two times a week. After graduating I was keen on running. Since 2014 to 2016 my only sport was running and I was not doing strength training at all. I was running 10k and half marathons - mostly trail runs. My wieght at this time was about 78 kg and I am 183 cm tall. After that I was burned out and started to focus on strength training.
I was training in powerlifring style. I finished Starting Strenght and did some blocks of Jim Wendler 5/3/1 training. I was not doing any "cardio" activity. Then I have bought Tactical Barbell e-book. I did 1 block of Black + Operator. Because of work and family obligations (birth of a daughter) I didn't have enough time to train so my training wasn't systematic and during block I didn't do all HIC and E workouts. It caused that I got fat (98 kg) and my endurance dramatically droped. At this time I started to rucking/hiking/trekking in the mountains with my friends. We were usully hiking once in 2-3 months for a whole weekend. I also started to train practical (IPSC) and defensive shooting every other week on a shooting range and doing some short daily dry fire workouts at home.

Now my daughter is older and I finally have enough time for serious training. For 3 days I will finish Base Building block (strength first) and I wonder what to do next. I would like to lose some fat and be better in activities such as:
- practical (IPSC) and defensive shooting
- trekking/rucking/hiking (at the end of September I am going to climb the highest mountain in Germany (Zugspitze) and in Austria (Grossglockner))
- trail running (I would like to start ocasionally at some local runs like I used to do in 2014-2016)
- XC/MTB cycling (I have lot of singletracks around my niegbourhood)
- XC skiing (in winter instead of cycling)

And now is my question. I don't know what to do after Base Bulding. I want to be ready for shooting and for my other sports activities. Should I start Green + Fighter standard template or Green + Figther Bangkok or maybe I should run Black + Operator or any other template first?

I was thinking that after Base Budling:
MS will be Grunt Cluster.
HIC will be running as described in TB II (intervals; fast 5 tempo runs etc.).
E will be running, rucking and XC cycling/skiing.
SE will be Alpha Circuits with weighted vest (push ups; goblet squats; inverted TRX rows; dips; crunches; kettlebell swings)
but I still don't know which template would be te best to reach my goals.

Sorry for my bad English

The Grunt cluster is fine, any cluster is fine as long as it matches your anthropometry. I use Trap DL, OHP and W Chin Ups.

I think you wanna start ''easy''. If you've read the books, you don't need, nor is it wise, to incorporate SE, HIC, MxS and E all at once.

Start with either Fighter or Operator (2x or 3x MxS) and I would say add 2 E sessions per week. That's it. Run that for 6 weeks, then add onto it. Maybe an extra E session + a recovery session (ex: Yoga) + rerun the MxS template another 6 weeks. Once your E is decent, slowly incorporate HIC and/or SE.

Don't try to do too much at once or you will crash and burn. From 10+ years of lifting experience, I have to look at a routine and tell myself ''That looks easy'' otherwise it just won't work IRL. With work, family, sleep (or lack of), sometimes sub-optimal nutrition, etc. the workout has to be ''easy''. Over time, you will add weight.

Picture this scenario regarding MxS: You start in Jan and run Operator for 6 weeks with the prescribed %. You then do another 6 weeks adding 1% to every week. You keep repeating that. Fast forward, you're now in November and you're doing 9% more on every week than when you started. That's only 11 months. Those were steady, injury free, ''easy'' gains.

vs

Some retard going all out on week 1 and getting injured on week 4.

It's a slow process, be patient, add up slowly. Focus on one thing at the time, once you're good at it, add new stuff on top of it.