Military Combatives MMA Mixed Martial Arts - Close Combat - Part 3 - The Pentagon Channel

[Teezypeezy21]

I'm in bjj and I know a lot of grappleing techniques and I must say....not bad at all!

[turtlewarrior88]

you can so see the difference between army and marines just in this segment of videos

[joncamanei]

this is bullshit, old combatives were better

[randyds5]

@joncamanei I actually agree. LINE system, fairbarne sykes....ah...good days

[DeltaMartialArt]

@randyds5 Yeah ive heard that the LINE system was much more effective. But because of the nature of not having to kill everyone they switched to this. Can you please tell me what would be an example of a LINE technique that they dont teach anymore. I've been trying to find that stuff everywhere but  i cant seem to find anything.

[randyds5]

@DeltaMartialArt LINES famous war cry was "Take him down, stomp him on the head". That was the goal in LINE. To kick out his knees, hit him in the balls, do whatever you can to take him down and stomp his head in. There werent very many techniques, but they were effective. They focused on having a few moves instead of a thousand. 3 sharp swords are better than a million dull knives. LINE was hardcore. I used to have the combat manual in PDF but lost it. ill try to find it again

[DeltaMartialArt]

@randyds5 Thanks. That gives me a pretty descent idea of what it would look like. Appreciate it. :)

[eggrollman24]

muay thai BABY

[larsanien]

3:19 shes a hottie