KILL OR GET KILLED - FMFRP 12-80

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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 D-H I-N O-S T-W