US ARMY FM 21-150 - Hand To Hand Combat - Modern Prepper

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FM 21-150b. When the attacker thrusts with a fixed bayonet (Figure 5-63, Step 1),the defender moves off the line of attack and uses the rope to redirect theweapon (Figure 5-63, Step 2).Then, he moves forward and encircles the attacker’s throat with the rope(Figure 5-63, Step 3).He continues moving to unbalance the attacker and strangles him with the rope(Figure 5-63, Step 4).5-94
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FM 21-150PrefaceThis field manual c
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FM 21-150Without balance, the fight
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CHAPTER 2TRAININGThis chapter discu
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FM 21-1500. Inspect all sandbags on
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FM 21-150e. Period 5 - 2 Hours.(1)
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FM 21-150CAUTIONSOLDIERS MUST CARRY
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FM 21-1502-8. WARM-UPS AND STRETCHE
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FM 21-150c. Forward Rolling Fall. T
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FM 21-150Technique drills help sold
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FM 21-150(2) Over-the-shoulder thro
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FM 21-150(3) Throw from rear choke.
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FM 21-150(4) Head butt. The head bu
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FM 21-150(5) Rear strangle takedown
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FM 21-1503-2. STRANGULATIONStrangul
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FM 21-1503-4. COUNTERS TO CHOKESA s
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FM 21-150c. Weight Shift. To counte
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FM 21-150e. Headlock Escape. If a d
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FM 21-1503-5. GRAPPLINGGrappling is
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FM 21-150b. Wristlock From an Arm G
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FM 21-150e. Elbow Lock Against the
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FM 21-150(1) Straight-arm shoulder
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FM 21-150h. Knee Lock/Break. The op
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FM 21-150(2) Repetitive elbow strik
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FM 21-150(4) Knee strike to groin.
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CHAPTER 5LONG-RANGE COMBATIVESIn lo
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FM 21-150a. No. 1 Angle of Attack.
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