How To Win In Hand-To-Hand Fighting As Taught To The British Commandos And The U.S. Armed Forces. 1943
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01. Edge-of-the-Hand 02. Chin Jab 03. Boot (Side Kick) 3a. Boot Defense 3b. Boot ("Bronco Kick") 04. Knee RELEASES 05. Wrist Hold (1 Hand) 5a. Wrist Hold (2 Hands) 06. Strangle Hold (1 Hand) 6a. Strangle Hold (2 Hand) 07. Bear Hug (Front, Over the Arms I) 7a. Bear Hug (Front, Over the Arms II) 08. Bear Hug (Front, Arms Free) 09. From a Bear Hug (Back, Over the Arms) 9A. From a Bear Hug (Back, over the Arms) alternative release 10. From a Bear Hug (Back, Arms Free) 11. From a Hair Hold (Back) HOLDS 12. Thumb Hold 13. Sentry Hold 14. Japanese Strangle Hold 14a. Front Strangle Hold 15. Handcuff Hold 16. Bent-Arm Hold 17. Head Hold THROWS 18. Hip Throw 19. Wrist Throw 20. Back Break MISC. ADVICE 21. Chair and Knife 22. The Match-Box Attack 23. Smacking the Ears 24. The Art of Getting Up from the Ground 24A - Getting Up from the Ground (Backwards) 25. Attack with a Small Stick or Cane 26. Various Methods of Securing a Prisoner 26A - From the Handcuff Hold 26B -"The Grape Vine" 26C - The Chair 26D - A Substitute for Handcuffs 27. Break-Aways from "Come-Along" Grips 27A - Your Opponent Has Hold of You 27B - Your Opponent Has Hold of You USE OF THE KNIFE 28. Use of the Knife 29. The Smatchet (Carrying, Drawing, and Holding) 29. The Smatchet (Close-in Blows) 29. The Smatchet (Attacking Blows) DISARMING PISTOLS 30. Disarming an Opponent 30 A - Disarming from in Front I 30 B - Disarming from in Front II 30 C - Disarm from Behind I 30 D - Disarm from Behind II 30 E - Disarming a Third Party |
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