During the Sully Plantation event we ended up getting a little instruction in hand-to-hand combat from one of our unit members. He’s a Marine Corps instructor and had studied some of the techniques used by the Red Army during WWII, so we spent about 45 minutes learning various disarms, etc. I stopped halfway because most of it was stuff I already knew from my aikido days and there were tourists standing nearby with unanswered questions, but it was a good time. Anyway, here are some photos from the session:
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