KILL OR GET KILLED - FMFRP 12-80

✍ Scribed by U.S MARINE CORPS

• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 440
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

Cover
Foreword
Introduction
Publisher's Foreword
Author's Preface
Table of Contents
Chapter I-Introduction to Unarmed Combat
Chapter 2-Offensive Unarmed Combat
Vulnerable Parts of the Body
Groin Blow
Finger or Eye Gouge
Windpipe Blow
Nape of Neck Blow
Back and Kidney Area
Stomach Area
Chin
Nose
Temples
Jaw Hinge Area
Joints
Sensitive Bones
Other Sensitive Areas
Fundamental Principles
Balance
Momentum
Maximum Force
Falls
Man's Natural Weapons and Their Uses
Offensive Tactics Using the Feet
Blows Using the Hands
The Chin Jab
Chin Jab With Groin Blow
Edge of the Hand
Rabbit Punch
Base of the Nose Blow
Kidney Blow
Tail Bone Blow
Side of Neck Blow
Collar Bone Blow
Wrist or Biceps Blow
Bridge of Nose Blow
The Knuckles
The Bent Elbow
Other Body Members
Throws
The Hip Throw
Shoulder Throw
The Leg Hook
Throws From the Rear
Strangles
The Judo Choke
Cross-Arm Choke
Outside Choke
Finger Strangle
Japanese Strangle
Front Strangle
Rear Straight Choke
Strangle Hold
Specific Methods of Attack
Chin and Jab and Trip
Sitting Neck-Break
Wrist Throw
Pushing Counter
Ear Concussion Blow
Elbow Break
Testicle Blow
Offensive Ground FIghting
Conclusion
Chapter 3-Defensive Unarmed Combat
Types of Attack
The Striking Attack
The Rushing Attack
Breaking Encumbering Body Holds
Breaking Rear Attack
Breaking Frontal Hold
Breaking Frontal Hold About the Waist
The Wrist Release
Arm Jerk
Combat With Two Opponents
Arm Release
Crowd Escape
Come-Alongs and Restraint Holds
The Waist Come-Along
Wrist Come-Along
The Arm Lock Come-Along
Forearm Come-Along
Forearm Lock
Rear Clothing Come-Along
Cross Arm Come-Along
Head Hold Come-Along
Neck Pressure Points
Chapter 4-Knife Attack and Defense
The Fighting Knife
Correct Grip of Fighting Knife
Attack With Knife From Crouch
The Unskilled Attack
The Slash Attack
Knife Throwing
Body Areas Most Vulnerable to Knife Attack
Killing Enemy Sentry
Likely Places of Knife Concealment
Knife Defense
Kinds of Knife Defense
Chair Defense Against Knife Attack
Stick Defense Against Knife Attack
Knee Kick
Parry Defense
Knife Parry and Arm Lock
Arm Lock Defense
Block Defense
Chapter 5-Combat Use of the Hand Gun
History of the Use of the Hand Gun
The Hand Gun as a Close-Quarter Weapon
Developing the All-Around Combat Shot
Police Department Training
The Fallacy of Defensive Shooting
Combat Shooting
Proper Ready and Firing Position
Training Methods
Mental Attitude
Training in Quick-Draw
Chapter 6-Combat Firing With Shoulder Weapons
Snap Shooting
Instinctive Pointing
Training Methods
Chapter 7-Disarming
Types of Disarming Techniques
Basic Principles
Training Procedures
Methods of Disarming
Additional Disarming Techniques
Chapter 8-Prisoner Handling and Control
Holding a Prisoner at Gun Point
The Initial Search for Weapons
Handcuffs
Other Means of Securing Prisoners
Chapter 9-Raids and Room Combat
Planning the Raid
Raid Command and Personnel
The Acutal Raid
Surprise Raid Tactics
Tactics of an External Attack
The Use of Police Weapons in Raids
The Bullet: Penetration and Capabilities
Room Combat
Defense in a Room
Shooting Through Walls and Doors
Bullet-Proof Vests and Police Shields
Importance of Training
Chapter 10-Training Techniques and Combat Ranges
Police Training Problems
Simulating Combat Conditions
The Combat Course - Step-by-Step
Chapter 11-Elementary Fieldcraft
Chapter 12-Police Baton and Miscellaneous Weapons and Techniques
The Night Stick
Long Baton or Riot Stick
The Long Baton
The Blackjack
Strangulations
Chapter 13-Chemical Munitions for Control of Mobs and Individuals
Sources
Types of Gases
Visible Tear Gas
Invisible Tear Gas
The Effect of Tear Gas on the Individual
Nauseating or Sickening Gas
Screening Smoke
Training in Use of Grenades
Commercial Type Gas Grenades
Commercial Long Range Projectiles and Barricade Gas Shells
Murder Suspect Cornered, Kills Six
U.S. Army Gas Munitions Equipment
General Comments
Chapter 14-Civil and Domestic Disturbances and Their Control
How Mobs Form
The Elements and Principles of Mob Control
Chapter 15-Communist Tactics and Strategy in Directing Mob Violence
General Communist Tactics in Formation of Mobs and Creation of Disorders
What to Expect From the Mob
Chapter 16-The Professional Riot Control Unit
The Professional Unit
Basic Principles of Organization
Formations
Mob Control Tactics and Suggestions
Index
A-C
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