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

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FM 21-150h. Knee Lock/Break. The opponent’s knee joint can be attacked toproduce knee locks or breaks(Figure 3-24)by forcingthe knee in a directionopposite to which it was designed to move. The knee can be attacked withthe body’s mass behind the defender’s knee or with his entire body by fallingon the opponent’s knee, causing it to hyperextend.3-32
CHAPTER 4MEDIUM-RANGE COMBATIVESIn medium-range combatives, two opponents are already within touchingdistance. The arsenal of possible body weapons includes short punches andstrikes with elbows, knees, and hands. Head butts are also effective; do not forgetthem during medium-range combat. A soldier uses his peripheral vision toevaluate the targets presented by the opponent and choose his target. He shouldbe aggressive and concentrate his attack on the opponent's vital points to end thefight as soon as possible.4-1. VITAL TARGETSThe body is divided into three sections: high, middle, and low. Eachsection contains vital targets (Figure 4-1, pages 4-5 and 4-6). The effects ofstriking these targets follow:a. High Section. The high section includes the head and neck; it is the mostdangerous target area.(1) Top of the head. The skull is weak where the frontal cranial bones join.A forceful strike causes trauma to the cranial cavity, resulting inunconsciousness and hemorrhage. A severe strike can result in death.(2) Forehead. A forceful blow can cause whiplash; a severe blow cancause cerebral hemorrhage and death.(3) Temple. The bones of the skull are weak at the temple, and an arteryand large nerve lie close to the skin. A powerful strike can causeunconsciousness and brain concussion. If the artery is severed, the resultingmassive hemorrhage compresses the brain, causing coma and or death.(4) Eyes. A slight jab in the eyes causes uncontrollable watering andblurred vision. A forceful jab or poke can cause temporary blindness, or theeyes can be gouged out. Death can result if the fingers penetrate through thethin bone behind the eyes and into the brain.(5) Ears. A strike to the ear with cupped hands can rupture the eardrumand may cause a brain concussion.4-1
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FM 21-150PrefaceThis field manual c
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CHAPTER 2TRAININGThis chapter discu
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FM 21-150CAUTIONSOLDIERS MUST CARRY
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CHAPTER 7SENTRY REMOVALCareful plan
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REFERENCESDOCUMENTS NEEDEDThese doc
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