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on June 9, 2017
Anyone in the military should read this and own a copy.
on February 23, 2017
Very detailed and informative.
on February 22, 2017
The information presented here can be life saving if you find yourself in a tough situation. It most certainly requires some smart and careful practice sessions to get the effectiveness out of it.
on February 17, 2017
This book I'll give three stars too. Much of the hand to hand combat techniques are in Fairbairn's books.
I felt I wasn't reading anything new reading this book.
Also the SAS Extreme unarmed Combat is also a better book for H2H combat.
You can compare the two books to see how you feel about them.
Also
I felt I wasn't reading anything new reading this book.
Also the SAS Extreme unarmed Combat is also a better book for H2H combat.
You can compare the two books to see how you feel about them.
Also
on November 23, 2016
Being a killer. I'm not sure. Better teaching at Fort Brag.
on August 28, 2016
It's a great book. The information presented is probably as valid and useful now as it was when written. Col. Applegate really knew his stuff...his redesign of the F-S knife addressed all of the weaknesses and introduced a number of improvements. Excellent source of material for martial artists, law enforcement or anyone interested in furthering a martial mindset.
on July 31, 2016
It takes me back fifty five years.
on April 19, 2016
Very old material, of some use, perhaps historical interest, but not suitable to a beginning student.
on April 6, 2016
So very interesting to see where the foundations of Marine Corps combative skills came from. Many tactics still preserved today!
