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Treading Water: Brennan (07/03)
Personal Defense: Non-violent Postures: Blauer (05/03)
U.S. Marine Corps Individual Combat Course, July 1944 (05/03)
Self-defense Concepts, Mottern (03/03)
Noxious Tear-Gas Bomb Mightier in Peace than in War: Edwardson (01/03)
Fairbairn in the Comics (09/02)
Teaching Allies’ Man-Power How to Use "the White Arm": Soldes (06/02)
Judo and Unarmed Combat: Livingstone-Learmonth (03/02)
Marines,
Army Lead in Close-Quarters Combat Training: Gilmore (01/02)
From
Playing Field to Battleground: The United States Navy V-5 Preflight
Program
in World War II: Rominger (01/02) (Direct link to
pdf
document not hosted on EJMAS, 13 pages).
An Introduction to Police Defensive Tactics: Lau (11/01)
The Hollywood Roots of the First Earth Battalion: Chevalier (09/01)
"Let There be Light": Low-light Tools, Tactics, and Training: Good (05/01)
The Fairchild Air Force Base Judo Club, 1951-1960 (02/01)
Air Police Control and Restraint Techniques (07/01)
Combative Measures Instructor Training (Judo): Air Police Techniques (06/01)
Ministering
to Marines: Takesian (03/01)
FM
21-20 Chapter 1, Introduction
FM
21-20 Chapter 13, Combative Contests
Book
I: (07/00)
Book
II: (08/00)
Book
III: (09/00)
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IV: (10/00)
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V: (12/00)
Book
VI: (02/01)
Book
VII: (04/01)
FM
21-150 Section I, General
FM
21-150 Section II, Basic Principles.
FM
21-150 Section III, Wrist Escapes.
FM
21-150 Section IV, Escapes from Body Holds.
FM
21-150 Section V, Defenses against Choke Holds
FM
21-150 Section VI, Defenses against Kicks
FM
21-150 Section IX, Defenses against Blows with Club, and Techniques of
Club
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