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Two United States Airmen carrying large still photo camera from beneath Convair RB-36 on SAC base in U.S.
Two U.S. airmen carrying large still photo camera from beneath a Convair RB-36 of the Strategic Air Command (SAC). The airmen place lens of carried camera directly in front of recording camera. A close-up of the still photo camera lens. (Sequence is repeated.)
Views of USAF (United States Air Force) troops firing M-16 rifle during training, United States.
A training documentary on M-16 rifles for USAF (United States Air Force). Instructors demonstrate various positions while shooting. Various views of airmen practice firing.
United States Navy fleet review with views of many U.S. Navy warships of the 1930s
A United States Navy fleet review in the early 1930s. Men and the crew at deck of USS Pennsylvania. Guests of Admiral Leigh (Commander in Chief) on bridge, watch formation. Views of USS Raleigh, USS Detroit and ships in formation in sea. USS Augusta and some sailboats in fleet. Other ships of fleet in formation, small launch underway. Battleships in single column, led by USS California.
U.S. sailors demonstrate how to break front body lock with hip lock and backward flip during a navy training program in the U.S.
Demonstration of methods of attack and counterattack in a hand to hand combat by two sailors of the U.S. Navy. Two sailors show how to break front body lock with hip lock. One of the sailors attacks another from front. Both the sailors grab each other. The second sailor puts one of his arms at the attacker's elbow, passes his other arm beneath the attacker's other arm, twists and bends causing the attacker to fall. Next they demonstrate Backward Flip- foot to stomach. Both the sailors grab each other's neck. One of them puts his foot on another's stomach. He drops to the ground on his back and hauls the other sailor overhead. Both of them fall to the ground. He twists around still holding the attacker's neck. (World War II period).
Training by the U.S. Navy demonstrates methods of hip lock and reverse hip lock in hand to hand combat, United States.
Sailors taught methods of attack and counterattack during a navy training program in the United States. Two sailors demonstrate the hip lock. Both the sailors attack each other from the front. The attacker grasps the second sailor at the chest. The second sailor secures the right arm of the attacker beneath his left one and grasps his left elbow with his own right hand. He brings his left leg in front of the attacker and bends which causes both to fall. Next they demonstrate reverse hip lock. The second sailor passes his right arm beneath the left shoulder of the attacker and uses his left arm to grasp the right upper arm of the attacker. He brings his right foot forward, bends a little and hauls the attacker. (World War II period).
U.S. sailors learn prisoner control tactics and methods to search prisoners during a U.S. Navy training program
Sailors learn methods of attack and counterattack of hand to hand combat during a training program of the navy in the United States. Two sailors demonstrate prisoner control tactics with one of them posing as the prisoner. The sailors learn basic principles to conduct search of the prisoners and ways to avoid counterattack. They also learn how to search a prone enemy and precautions to follow while doing so. (World War II period).
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