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Two sailors show how to break rear stranglehold with body twist, thumb lock and flying mare method during a U.S. Navy Training.
A U.S. Navy Training. Two sailors demonstrate how to break rear stranglehold with body twist. A sailor strangles another sailor from behind who in turn twists and frees himself. They demonstrate how to break rear stranglehold with thumb lock. A sailor strangles another sailor from behind. Close up of thumbs of the attacker on the throat of the sailor. The sailor twists and frees himself and twists the arms of the attacker. He hits the face of the attacker with his knee. They now show how to break rear strangle with flying mare method. One of the sailors comes from behind, jumps and strangles the other sailor with his arm. The other sailor grabs the arm of the attacker with one arm, gives a blow to the groin of the attacker with his free arm, kneels down and hauls him over. (World War II period).
Two sailors demonstrate how to break rear body lock with leg lift method and standing switch method during a U.S. Navy Training.
A U.S. Navy Training. Two sailors demonstrate how to break rear body lock with leg lift. One of the sailors attacks another from behind and grabs him. The second sailor bends down, reaches between his legs, takes hold of one of the attacker's legs and lifts it which causes the attacker to fall down. They demonstrate how to break rear body lock with standing switch. One sailor of the pair attacks the second one from behind and grabs him. The second sailor secures the arms of his attacker with his arms, bends his right leg and locks his left leg behind the leg of the attacker. Then he swings around. This causes both of them to fall. The second sailor climbs on top of the attacker who is now face down on the ground. (World War II period).
During a U.S. Navy Training two sailors demonstrate offensive wrist lock, reverse wrist lock and double wrist lock.
A navy training program in the U.S. teaches sailors different methods of attack and counterattack. Two sailors demonstrate the offensive wrist lock. One of the sailors strangles the second with his right hand. The second sailor grabs the wrist of the attacker in such a way that his thumbs are on the back of the palm and fingers are on the wrist of the attacker. The attacker falls on the ground with the sailor still holding his wrist. The sailor kicks the attacker in the groin area and takes out his pistol from the holster. Next they demonstrate reverse wrist lock. The attacker advances with his right hand outstretched. The sailor uses his left hand to secure the upper arm of the attacker and bends his wrist with his own right hand. He twists the arm of the attacker. They demonstrate double wrist lock. The attacker tries to grab the knees of the sailor who passes his left arm below the left elbow of the attacker. He grabs the wrist of the attacker with his right arm and bends his arm. Both of them fall down. (World War II period).
A U.S. Navy Training program teaches the sailors kneeling defense and prone defense methods against kicks.
Sailors learn methods of hand to hand combat during a training program of the navy in the United States. Two sailors demonstrate kneeling defense against kicks from side. One of the sailors approaches to kick the other who lies face down. The sailor on the ground raises himself a little, falls against the approaching sailor and causes him to fall down. He uses his body pressure to control the other sailor. Next they demonstrate prone defense against kicks using knee lock. One of the sailors approaches to kick another who lies on the ground. The sailor on the ground counterattacks by kicking him on the shin of leg which causes him to fall.
Sailors learn prone defense against kicks using the leg scissors method during a U.S. Navy Training program.
A navy training program in the U.S. teaches the sailors methods of attack and counterattack of hand to hand combat. Two sailors demonstrate prone defense against kicks using the leg scissors method. One of the sailors advances to kick another who lies on the ground. As he comes closer the prone sailor swings his leg, locks his leg behind the attacker's knee causing him to topple over. He then rolls up on the assailant and uses his body pressure to control him. (World War II period).
A U.S. Navy Training program teaches the sailors defense against the club as a part of hand to hand combat training.
Sailors learn methods of hand to hand combat during a training program of the navy in the United States. Two sailors demonstrate defense against club. One of the sailors approaches the other with a club. The sailor locks the attacker's hand in between both of his own and turns. He grasps the assailant's arm and hauls him over. (World War II period).
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