Close Combat - Weapon Retention, Prisoner Marching

[SuperSneakySteve]

Cool!

[onesteptoyourdreams]

I have this video! I think some of the techniques in this video are still relevant today. Thanks for sharing!

[Samoobramba]

Legendary video! Great WWII Combatives.

[themovies]

THANK YOU FOR THE BRITISH CLOSE COMBAT WWII -1 940S ON YOUTUBE. Defenedu, please put more american & british WWII COMBAT MOVES on youtube. - Tommy Reyna (themovies)

from rancho cucamonga, california, USA.

please reply to this messege DEFENEDU.

[batfsucks]

I have taken 2 martial arts and I had a ww2 vet show me some close combat. Learning hand to hand that was made for war is not only better then most martial arts but faster to learn too.

[HalfCracker4life]

That was impressive! Those are some of the best disarm techniques I've seen.

[lordscrub]

tell you what this is actually a lot better than most of the crap people are teaching out there now, though it has its faults a lot of the principles hold true. notice how the focus is never on getting the weapon away but always on trying to shut the man down, they understood this back then I wonder how long it would take our modern days "experts" to realise this