how to out-think your opponent: or, t.n. tactics for close-in fighting - prof. al. williams 1918

8/6/2019 How to Out-Think Your Opponent: or, T.N. tactics for close-in fighting - Prof. Al. Williams 1918

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C 'o :I",ohu.P~ lia ir i s ~ .I heartilyrecommentl : ' \ t r ; . 'V j]]ia'I1i.~1 1 1 ' e thod f ~ ) r 'the soldiers i n hand-t(J=ba:tldfi.,~hth~,g.

Cnnnmtand .i np ;' I (lf fi ,c e r fl,i (t2d Artlllery,

" r ' I d ' . , ~I'I'1i r i l g o , ' 9~'1 5(0 1 . . J J e r . s . . , 'Lie1.H.C'ot),f.Coug'bbu~ ~ .ul heartily reecmmend the: arrn

and rifle interlocking systeru 'into the , 0 . 3 1 1 1 y exercise and'instrllcUnn o : f all O'fficers,(j,nd enlisted men,"Llent I, C ol, 'O J C ava Iii,'.

Capt, L., Gelnuan, i\,dj. 630 . Infal1.tr)~~: '!(.I most 'hea;f'~nrreeommend the iutrcduetiou i:bto 'the p'by}~ie:a-I ~lriUsl,o~ tll:e

I"" __ , 'I! ~ __,-. iIj'Jlsel"\ lee...Lieut. \'Ve~s(ds:: .illI ' f .n 'I .1~~!ide:rta very valuable ,~_ddlion

to ba ,yo ' r le t f ig~l t . i l1Jg and . : re ' t :0 !111 ' l r l1~ l .1d it v ,er :~~s;~;r(nl~glyto allmen ~I the 's'erviee ",I!']'hqtQnet Drill Instruetnr, 63d l I l1Ji,J,n.trY,

.\'" "d - 1;1'~ '!f . , . k'~ 'lid"'_ e .const le 'f the ~nlef l( ' ju tp' ! i J ; . e : :3 . mos t ,a~ ljJ .,a liJ ,: lle(~.,.:iUCIUto a . ! 9 , . a l d i . ~ , e , s : f i -gt rHng equipment,(Signed b y 2,8~Q ifu;"cns , e ~ th,e 1 1 1 " $ , t elas s ' , )

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am wri.tfu~g this hu~~k '"In the :f)rs'tper:son because I haveonly one concernand thaf :i~ip make myself c1.e'ar~)T tmder-strlod 'byYO'U.There are a '~Uilll,bero~booksial'rendy on the market deal-

"inig widl PlrlY':~:it\a] C'nUnt 'c i : G y n l n : t l ! s : 1 t i c E.xc;rtL~'e$,.and Set-tlng ...1~.~~DdUs.but to 1t.he'be;s.tQ;:['lln,yk:r~(.iw;e,l,ge~ this i~the only system ever ,dev~1p~)!edhatwill enable an unarmedUl,lltl, Iami] iar widil the rncvements and holds 1l,eeeil1a:irerdesc ' : r : ibed" to g'et tl~;:ebest ' O : f all PP"T) f }11ent ~"hii is ~ttackingwith set bayonet,

"Offic;:e:rsand nl;~11be:fQre\vl10::m. I have dem onstra ted andt o W h e r n Ih a v e ta1 1 g ' 1 1 ' tm.y .A' rm 'and Rifl!t 1 ' 1 1 ' t e : r l o c ; ' k j n , g ' ~Bys ' "t.e:m o.!fD;efe:~se aad Often:se. to be used in ltand-nr-handnghHl,lg~ assure me that the. tactics developed are entirelyue ' l t V and not. included or incorporated in : any manual ![Jr:i-,vately pub~ished, or issued 'b y the 4"-\rnlY or .Navy Depart ...meuts o f 'tile l....ited States fJ1.' -any other g.ove''I"nnlent,., Forthis reason ] have called theee b,(}l~lS':nn{1 Incks"r,.~, ..'Tactics(olr "fbnn)'ughly ~',e'\'V "r:a.cdC'~) and will refer to them as 'f . . ; \. , Tactics 'i n the ' ~ e~SO l1~l . a : t fo llo ,"y ",

I t i~ . unt customary 'to print endorsements ' ~ i L ' t 'the l)H.~gin-nbllg t l " i f n 1,){)ol[ i but +his is an unusual l'j(,)tll(';, It Is a bock,th e masterv uf \ l p ' , \ t h h. 'I . '! .ns a V , f ! ~ . , , ' e vour lile som e , d t & ' t w h en, ~ I' Jyon are eng.a\ge,(l "in haHll .. . o - h , a l ' n ( l flglhting with 'Ul'C: enemyi i j : n c 4Lwant ynu tbkllfJ\V h o w T .N . trn 'cdc~~have impresserl'the uftia!et~ , a . ; , ] , u n r u e n '\Y l 1 ; O ha 'W e aJ rt,flo.y been ta'n~tl t theSV ' , s , t c r n ." ' .

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:Stu,den,t POis: ing~ O 'n ' the OfI'DSi:vc' . IGlve y ourp a rt . ..n :r a c1 1anee tn t e e d ; ; :e ' f 1 1 e l o e l i ' t'h~,it he wishe s " h J ! get { ) 1 1 ' 1 : y a 1 : r u ~ ,; ~ , \ t , a n : , d in the position .yo1'1 ~te ,Sl~PI)o:-i ie(:l to in llilUCU,:i!ll'g' aritle, let 11,n ] , g O ' th ro n g1 .1 , th e regular ul,o,t;1on tltat. is.' neces-sary to secure .the arm a n d t i1lel9c:k. ( ; : t l " w , a : y ' s : bear in mind,to he CilFlf'ul) and gt) r~:ght th J i n u ~ : h \ 1 ' ; l i : t . ' h consistent prac ..tiee, This ,",nl e'~l~~'~Ie Y . ) 1 1 to devf 1 : ' l { , p a superior balancethat ill enllC!"r;gc'ucy ' 1 : \ ; ' it'(co me to "ron as , i ' lecon d nat t1re,It is not necessary to know al ~ the leeks to beproficient,By kB,ow1ng a few YQ iu,v"ill have a lfi,g advantage over youropponent. 1 f you ouly care f01" afe'\,\! of them, seleet theones y " ( a . u like best for practice,

All locksand 'p(J~~it.ioil s are e~iually e:f.Ie(~tie as IIIere arefJc1 'dyf 'o l1r ' turns 'to the 'h:od,)r and oue.~l-efJ that makes thi~d}ef-eiu;e and i)IEfe:'tlSle su p ra ctica l. 1"'hey are .righ:t '~i'lcl. l~Jts J r n , Q u i Q l e r turn a n d step, l:rendi_ng forwa. rd a nd , re ve rs e hack-ward.In pr~u:tJce be cool and study every 'I11.p'!te yf lU make, ,1fyou :fi :[[ :~1b.at you are not properly b a lan ced, sttn iy the' pie-tnre t :;l i lreh~ny :anr(1 ,find.whieh ' {bot is 1n the '\Vfong' p'o~oit~,6n.or if )"0111(' budy is bent in the wrong direction. It is easy'to feel when you a~fe~nQtin the proper 'balance" the: s tr,e:l1g"thof the arms 'will lose effectiveness.

'!\~',ev!erose von r : 's ,t;a ,nd 'ing pos ition by ha l1g~~rlA"~I~Jine lock.turn with n ll tIle '~citoe:o f ),OlU- 'bqd'y ,a'~ d'ire~l;ecd' in hl~'truc,-tions, Don't: be ,altaid to miss, ilUlUg'h ,at times yfm 'laay.1 , " Iocl ' n 1 n l e t J r . " " ~ .J,:'yO'n(I,tl1IlS,:i one u , ( r : - .O : : : yuu "Wlw~ n n e j1'6~ttn",e,~V1'~Wl an (t'J,eni:n~for ,aml0th.e:r lock from the l?Q~iticrn yon ~:et t h ' r o \ Y 1 I 1 I into bytl ,Iinn s ~fng'.A- .' .. not t..,".'" ~" , "I" '~ ~I"'ct ios will "I' t,,~, 1 1 " . " , U~ nl iUl no, ,f',a.l n t::ifl 'J,11._. ... '. __~lC l(h; ~ I, , lUl_ UT-a , , : : Y ~ u;;..~ ,a I, ,his '~tteh~tli ' b~I~ 'c :16pyour ru~n, t"fJl(ll:lg hi8 "ri~e. . '~his ' \ 1 \ " i U .beto ,Y()l'lf advautage, as the harder 11holds ht~ f 1 ,:Be d '- lie easterit will be " t t l , n,lak:e him helph~~!i\'i1. '~:.\lva,Y''$' b ' e ' a r in m 1 l 1 n d that :,\.'OU can "~ur~'hese ]:~k~ even U 'rour oppeuent Is trYlml,g~o tak,e your rifle, They are u , : s e , d wit'h the: same ~~u:~tk .n ,l o r . ' 'o fI eo s: iv e' ,a n d d,efen~i>V'e :PUl'po;ses,.

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Superior Physical Balan,C-e: Place YOU'f par tner aIU], your-self in positions indicated. Resist one another, shovingback wa rd, and forward. Three 111'~I1lU tea, sp,en t: dai lv i th is.temanner win develop strength and iendurance, It is. notnecessary to hurl to groutrnd. Change hands from rig'bt toleft, holding' the neck, and do the sarne with hand holdingon the elbow' joint.



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This is a . continuation of action in plate 2. Turning' theshoulders 1 1 1 : 0 the right and holding with a t'igh t grip causesopponent's arm to bend at the ,el'bo\v.Done with force thiswHI break opponent's arm. In case o f great resistanee U5'ethe same movements and step as indicated in lock 1"plates6,~?~8. Be sure to have your thumbs on back of opponent'sband, 'with yonrfot1'rffi:ngers of your rigld hand! holdingopponent's tbumb,

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\V'hell two un tramed men struggle tor the r lAe ' the: onewith thegre.ate:r strength will jasually win out, But theweaker man, if trained in 111ter ' tocking' defense, can over-come a stronger op~)onetiltwith ease" From the jpositjonabove all frontJocks can be used.



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Note l10\V! by taking two steps with a turn and lockingarms as illustrated in plate 6. theweaker man 'can overcome1 ;, d " 1 " ' ] - 1- 1- h' , h ld,- ~. I ,,",, .- - ,,- 'G -,,-' :"-1 - . ',_ 'r ' -__ ,-~ ,: . . -- I - - -,., - 'I - I - ~-, ,--.- -_- I --_- I I, , - -. -- I ,," '.1 ,-~ - - = ' ' . - _I, ,,-. - ..~1~1!"i stronger a \ ei Sal}. rne naroer __5 opponent nok IF;onto the rifle the easier it is to make these locks effective,



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L n , _ ' : \ . T 1oek 1'\0., i.From positions Indicated in plates - 4 and ~,s~~pright hand

tc ","',' nent's ,-"-,,.t " , , ' , ~ r u left ~ , , , , ' l - " - ' 1 " , 1 - . . - l. : - " 1 ' i ,t,,.. theo oppouen ,8 wris wn n ~ ! C ; " , nanc um .er 1,1!S ai m. l"!I.'L, nesame time step with the le f' t foot and 1)]vot on rigbtf~ lotca 'U sing t e g o trip. '1 'h i Ioc k can I N ;! U sed "V ithriigh t . 1M11d onrifle" Iu practice have pponent Iu ltd rille as he would in

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\Vi.th opponent on gronndas Indicated an effective W~lYto strangle is to use the left thumb, Place. the left thtnnbon t1:11e .glan d S of thrua t . anr 1 . - P u 1 :1 the I eft ar I .U \V ih righi'thand ,asi f encleavoring to jerk varrn from socket, Iean ingtbe weight of the upper body {)nI ' the left arm, The riR ieca n be jnade to play an important part 1 1 1 thl S lock. 11ypulling with r:~g'lhthand {runl opponent's wrist or nifle, the'rifle butt helps knock opponent to the grOtHld 1 a . , S Y011,tIU'I,"!Y -UU'f bod", ..- ,~



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From positions indicared in plates 4 and 5 "this lock can'be applied easily and is very effective, Note position. of'hands and. 'nO\ \1 " right hand grasps opponent's thumb withfourfingers. By-using proper locomotion in 'turning', op-ponen 1 " 8 wrist will be twisted b) r~ght and arm will bend atelbow,

(Be careful of injury in practicjng' abuve.)



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.-\s your opponent lauds, quickly sUp U~} left hand fro~netho\'\! and pass bet ween elbow joint a,ndri He tn' the wrist,l l 'u1~'~i ,ngy'(n~r opponent to you ,,\~i'~1cause Jrim severe pain.Be: sure to have a strona :~'ri~)1 on hand before tnrninsr bodv,~ ~ W b. .'"111 practice start with ~lrrw action, hut in actual encouuteru~e all your speed and ene'rgy.'{De careful of injury in 'pw .a cm ir in g th is movemeut.t



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\\']th your opponent's left on rHl!!;loosened yon will bein a posjtion to svdng' r ight~ha . lH~. punch from the shoulder;:0, the jaw.

'!\. n.=lu striking blow, keep ann .~ti~fand in s'winging'to jaw turn shuulders to Iel t w it b sn.a . P P ' Y action, the wholeweight ut shoulder 'hack l O l l hlow.

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Should you miss the punch, Y0l.U'" rightarm will, as inns ..,trated he in a position to use the second pry, ;;1"'0 loosenopponent 's fight hand Irom rifle use a quick, j ier'k,y 'pry andthe riH'ewHl be' {'~,eli\'eredto your hands. Tbis can be'executed so. (Iuic:~ldvthat to the snectator it will seem as if

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rifle were delivered to vou, Note that when vou use' hand~ Jpry as. directed all the strength 'O f your 8 . 1 ' " 1 ] 1 is against thatof opponent's thumb.



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Lock No.4.Opponeuf Iias made you miss the' first right arm pry .01

lock Xo, 3 " because he held very tig'ht and bent. arm at< f~lbow,



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PL,,\TE 18.Double ,A,rmand Wrists Leek, Backward.

' - L - ock Nc ~,_ . " 4 - .K . .L ~ .,I '.!! '.: -,.,T1Fi.d lock can b e used w " i th grea t e ffect fro m pos it jOil S 4

and 5. If your right arm happens to be on rifle. SUfi up towrist and in terlock the arrns, Make your grip f i r - n i l . .



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\ ,. hile holding opponent's rifle 'with hands, a~ in p l ~ ~es4-,and "il~,you are in , 3 1 dangerous position, as it gh'les him anopportun it}' to use- butt of 'rifle to your groh l1 .(~Hmhary authorities claim that blows from the butt

cause the loss of many lives. :lIak,c,a careful study of thisJock and you 'wiU have a su T"ecou.nter; putting' your ad=versary at your mercy.)

In preventing a vitle butt b'~(:l\~'i'also lUH~' right. ann eon-t ractiou. J ust as opponent attempts to butt. contract therigb,t armwnd g~ye a s. l~g 'ht jerk toward yourself. Alsoapply the same action in case yon should happen, to hoklthe point of the rifle with left: hand. Be sure to not tense1 t ~he bod y' r. b: - U , 1 i ' ' k-"@


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'To secure possession of rifle, hold tight on both w ristsand turn, wjthgreat force to, yourright. The arm 'win comeloose f rom rifle and if your adversary has power to hold on.bayonet will bestruck to the ground. This should injurehis arm severely, Be sure in stepping with left foot and 1 . 1 1 .tuming pivot on your ri:~ht foot.



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L'ck NIT, 7 ,oe "',-",0..'\'ben s'~rt1ggHng for the riAe~ as in posmons 4 - ant1 3,place yOllf rlgbt arm under rifle, witb band on the elbow,take a finn grip and place your left Ilandroughly 01.1 thechin, using the same action and step an d left b a nd as in ,

lock ~"\o,L plates 6~7 . " and 8.In practice 'have your opponent. 'hold his tiRe iu 1U311nerhe is 'taught, This 1 : u t ? k without fursher action will fie O~J-ponent's rifle'.

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Again, you can gn:tsp rifle with left hand and S\Vh1.g theU ID ) F)e rp art: o f your body with arm over' your opponent's head,This action \v:il'~bring bayonet to his leg and should eansesevere injury, This lock can also be applied vice versa byplacing left hand on opponent's Tight elbow and. graspingrifle with right hand just above opponent's left hand, Usethe same action as in lock No, t , by turning your body to thelIIc f - t B " c ,- --- , ',- d , ~ ', ' " . t h '~ ' ,lt f " - .re r. rse sure an pivot on me rert ,oot,

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L o c k N T , . 0 - _ . . J C . ' ttir "'-,'d 'C _ ._O. ;;1- .onU1Xle __\:Vith right hand Ott opponent's wrist and your left handon your own right wris t,f,ai:;e arU:1Sby strajghtening body.

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St~p '\',\h - r : i i~ rhtfoot back of opponent's right leg andturn vour ar t'!i"!,"" ] ock ...(1 1 to !Il'~lofI;. left, 'l,. . ; :""n ' 1 " ' 1 ' 1 ' tl positi i"il.1'li I" 'ndi. . a - tIl'l .s : I 0 ..Il.l~~~ " ! ,, _ . . , ._ , ~ , . ' W , . - , ' I I ; ~ _ ~ , I , ' \ , ; . . - ~ , l i : J , & ;, ; . , . , ~ J :~ I ~I:~ 1 -" ' , , " . ~ I a . . ,IUli ,LJ,1,-_,-'s , ~ 1 1 Ij -. ., ,( 1- '" 11 " t , c"11 1 1 ] - 'I '"'0" 'a "F ! i , 1 ~ '-, ,!\'j!!",>, s i i I i " i , 0" d o w n -:t ~I.. ;F-~ u ' " l - l ' t 1 -'i'''iiI"'i d s l . . . , , ' : 1 ' "....ate _ann l. l ,~,I,'~ "" , I ~ ( W ~,.lIIJ ess U~, _V", 1 . \ \ , 1_I ! . l 1I.]t;, ,_.';~U! ~,~ II).'O[_Ybending forward ..

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how to out-think your opponent: or, t.n. tactics for close-in fighting - prof. al. williams 1918

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