New close combat course helps troops deal with hostile confrontation
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Soldiers in Colchester are taking part in trials of a new close combat course designed to give them the edge in dealing with confrontations in the space between “shouting and shooting”.
The aim is to give personnel options to deal with aggressive people short of the threat or use of lethal force.
Troops from 16 Medical Regiment, who provide medical support to 16 Air Assault Brigade, have been put through their paces on the new programme which course leaders hope will be taken up across the Army.
#forcesnews #britisharmy #closecombat
Subscribe to Forces News: bit.ly/1OraazC
Check out our website: forces.net
Facebook: / forcestv
Instagram: www.instagram....
Twitter: / forcesnews
About time the Army took this sort of training seriously.
Yeah more PT
mixed martial arts should be given as regular training. As much as physical training.
Every solider should be trained in martial arts
It’s good exercise and good skills when unarmed but increasingly meaningless when dealing with edged weapons and firearms.
A friend of mine is a paramedic & it's not unusual he has to engage with people in this was, he trains frequently. Don't think being med staff it won't happen to you. It may even be more likely than other trades.
Paramedics get assaulted ALL THE TIME ! They respond to patients who are Intoxicated by alcohol, under the influence of drugs, suffering from mental illness...or a combination thereof. They also respond to calls of injuries from domestic disturbances where one or both parties are violent. They respond to all manner of locations where violence is prevalent... And sometimes the patients are just plain frightened and respond inappropriately
I thought the British Army was teaching hand to hand or close combat skills already but then again here in the U.S. they they teach it then don't then teach again then don't now there teaching it again so who know. Personally I think it Should be mandatory in ever branch to learn self defense
Not all do, only a few.
I think a lot of infantry regiments take it a lot more seriously, I've seen the guards and the royal marines doing proper hand to hand combat training, so I guess it just depends on the unit
Running away....Love it.
Great to see, but yet another ‘skill set’ albeit a little less fierce than CQC that the RM have been doing now for many years. I always find it strange how long it takes the army to adopt things that the RM have ‘proved’ over the years.
I applaud this, and just hope that it is accepted quicker than the CQB techniques that were offered a few years ago, and not mugged off or watered down by blinkered and over cautious so called ‘SME’s’ in the some parts of the army🤞
No doubt its just intro level, but they need to be wearing helmet, chest rig and boots at some point. In the ADF that is the standard and its much more realistic / difficult that doing it in basically PT gear.
We had the best unarmed combatives system in the world from WW2 now the army is teaching watered down bjj.. sad
Nothing more constructive to the ego than trying to get someone off you from the floor.
So why is running away for the British army even an option? wtf 😂thought we were some of best trained soldiers in the world….
No point being well trained if you're dead
One day is not long enough
They're testing it out as a concept. Personally I think this sort of training should be mandatory to train periodically for all branches of the army.
Army gone soft as I trained to poke eyes out which works better.
the only one i’d bother with is krav maga. it’s the only one which is proven in combat. all the rest is about as useful as watching a john wick movie
Krav is commercialised, get a good striker or grappler in front of you krav won't work
@@Isa-wz5qm tell the idf that. it's been proven against knife wielding Palestinians. no other martial art is stopping Abdul taking you to his 72 virgins
@@colonel_carlito says the guy with the moon and crescent in his profile pic 🤣
@@Isa-wz5qm la ilaha illa allah muhummadur rasullah
@@Isa-wz5qm you got a mosque in yours. who you laughing at
The force multiplier role of trained British Para can help develop allied formations. Medics have a special ministry & treat all patients to their best ability. A 9 millimeter.45 pistol in the 🚑 vehicles.
Just go into Colchester on a Saturday night, all the training you need right there... Free ride to hospital of your choice after. "What a great night that was!"
Respect
I did 1 lesson like this in 7 years in 16 AAB.
Then just wished i had a side arm issued so I could protect my self with the enemy at a distance.
Since leaving the army i studied Krav maga and mma and cane to the conclusion that it is better to have a side arm.
😂😂😂👍🏻
🤣 you sound like an american
Well on the bright side, they're starting to make sidearms standard
Halfway into the video before someone says “jiujitsu”.
Shouldn't you be teaching how to run and hide to avoid getting grenades dropped on you by drones, keep up with the times..
Rapid Assault Tactics...the rat.
Years ahead.
Thank You so much
Finally! How is this now being enrolled.
Try the Royal Marines !
I thought they give you a gun when you join the army?
Is this based on US Army Combatives program? It looks the same only difference is US Army soldiers do it clumsy.
It is not that inventive. My cousin taught combatives in the US Army for a very large part of his career and now he is retired, already.
The US Army also calls it combatives.
Just seems like jiu jitsu
But they don’t call it that so they can build it in-house and certify their own instructors. If they bring Rener and Ryron in it costs money for an outside program.
this is good, all military personnel ought to know the basics of grappling
Nice stuff, I don’t know if it was for the cameras, but the guys attacking weren’t resistant a lot to make the defenders work. Also that probably was a snip it.
Everyone working for the bigger cause ✊
confrontation with who?
Could be anyone, you never know
however fast you can open the distance, you should be able to close that distance even quicker. good luck boys and girls
When I see girls doing it ? That confirms this would never work in a real world test sorry I’m not buying . That’s your last line of defense and watching pogs is non realistic
I am a man but have successfully defeated men largely and stronger than me with this sort of thing, including one IRL fight.
The fact that the word "run away" is even in this, says all we need to know about our modern military.
No running away is the best option it's the best way not to get hurt as long as the combatant doesn't have a projectile weapon
If it’s not a fair fight then don’t engage, same principle fighting wars
When you've got a gun running away from a fight is literally always the best option mate.
@imkirbo not the point I was making mate, if you actually listen to the clip and then what I've put, you'd see what I am on about.
I think he used the phrase to emphasise how easily you can avoid that particular threat. Ideally, you should never be in a position in theatre where the enemy is able to punch and kick you - if you are, you have way bigger problems. I don't think his comment was meant to be taken any deeper than that, although the 3:1 rule is still generally supported for engagement anyway, as someone else alluded to.
get bajiquan instructors. very good, for close range, multiple opponents.
Has Ukraine won yet? 😂
Go find Boris & ask him
Are the Russians in Berlin, yet?
Surely, they are in Warsaw by now. The 2 weeks to Berlin is taking almost a year now.
@@willw8011 yes and russia owns 110.000 sq km of ukraine
@@frankrenda2519 Funny, I did not hear of the Russians capturing Berlin in 2022.
I keep hearing Russian media talking about how they will conquer so many countries: Ukraine, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, Germany... and some also say they will go all the way to Lisbon. However, all I see them doing is failing, after they attacked Ukraine.
@@willw8011 i have never heard russia say this what are you a spastic.
Why, in this video, is it only showing women fighting women and men fighting men?
I know a woman can pull a trigger, same as any man, but.......
Here's the but; in close combat, a women isn't..... how can I say this?
Women aren't built to fight, they shouldn't be warriors!
In close combat, a man will have the advantage!
I agree, for your reasons, and other reasons that intelligent people don't need to see spelled out... but I'd love to come play with a few
"Women aren't built to be warriors" - do you wanna tell that to the four women who just qualified as US Rangers, mate?
If a serviceman makes a mean face at a female, then she calls it bullying and gets a legal settlement and a pension for life due to the PTSD it caused. However, make no mistake women equal to men in everyway, but they just need lower standards and lesser work, to be babied and coddled, cannot be held responsible for anything, while also being given faster promotions... but other than that totally equal in everyway!
Check out the Janoskians video "FIGHTING A CHAMPION WOMAN UFC FIGHTER (Miesha Tate)" (it's on TH-cam) if you want to see how wrong you are. There are some women that can easily beat most men in a fight.🤣