British Navy training program teaches attack and counterattack methods of hand to hand combat to its sailors. Sailors of the British Navy. A sailor demonstrates the use of helmet as a weapon. The other sailor on the ground. A navy officer holds the back of a chair. He explains how to make a homemade weapon. A sailor demonstrates the use of this homemade weapon. (World War II period).
British Navy training teaches the sailors how to tackle the enemy from behind. Sailors of the British Navy. A navy officer explains attack and counterattack methods of hand to hand combat. A sailor comes running from behind and shows how to jump, deliver a knee blow in the back, cover the mouth of the opponent and make him fall on the ground. Other sailors look. A repetition of the same act. (World War II period).
British Navy training teaches the sailors methods of disarming the opponent. Two sailors demonstrate while a navy officer and other sailors observe. The sailor with a gun moves towards another who has no weapons. The second sailor with his arms raised, attacks the sailor with gun, disarms him, makes him fall to the ground and kicks him. (World War II period).
A training program for the sailors of the British Navy teaches them how to deal with an opponent who has a pistol. A navy officer and other sailors look as two sailors demonstrate. The sailor who poses as the enemy points a pistol towards another sailor. The second sailor with his arms raised comes forward. He swings around, twists the arm of the opponent and delivers a chin jab followed by a knee blow. The man with the pistol falls on the ground. The second sailor kicks him. (World War II period).
During a training program the sailors of the British Navy are taught three defense methods against an attacker armed with a knife. Two sailors demonstrate the methods. A navy officer and other sailors observe. The sailor who poses as the opponent moves forward with a knife in his right hand. The second sailor brings his left arm forward to protect himself. In the second case the opponent moves forward again passing the knife from one hand to another. The sailor removes his helmet and uses it as a shield. To demonstrate the third way, the opponent again approaches with the knife raised in his hand. The sailor uses the edge of his arm to protect himself and delivers a chin jab. (World War II period).
A British Navy training program teaches the sailors methods to escort and disarm an enemy. A British Navy Officer and other sailors. Two sailors demonstrate to escort a prisoner. One of the sailors poses as the opponent. The other sailor points his gun at the opponent who turns back and starts moving forward. The sailor kicks him in the back and points his gun at the opponent who has fallen down on the ground. The sailor prods the opponent in the back with the gun. The opponent turns back and throws the sailor on the ground. The sailor points a pistol at the opponent's back and marches him forward. The sailor pokes into the back of the opponent with his pistol. The sailor points a knife towards the opponent and shoves him to get him moving. The sailor pricks the opponent in the back with the knife. The opponent turns back. The sailor attacks the opponent from behind with a weapon in his hand. The opponent points a gun, a pistol and a knife one by one at the sailor. In each case the sailor swings around, hits the weapon with his hand, hits the opponent and makes him fall to the ground. Two rows of sailors practice the moves. (World War II period).
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