An important part of military CQC is the combating of enemy fighting arts by means of dirty or deadly threat neutralisation.
The utilisation of primary through emergency dirty and deadly options that can neutralise stand up, clinch and ground combat threats can be the difference between winning and losing life or death.
Understanding how to neutralise a grappler and a stand up fighter by armed or unarmed skills that would never be deemed allowable in any form of competition is a must.
You must remember to be able to neutralise a formidable fighter. You must have sound hard cover guarding capabilities and you must be prepared to endure the rigours of close quarter contact as part of your achieving your threat neutralisation objective.
Stamp kicks to out reach and stop a good puncher.
Evasive skills to clear the kill zone against kicks combined with fast mapping assessment and counter engagement or combating a kick with a kick from stationary introducing your foe to the effects of the sole of the good combat boot.
The employment of specific military close quarter weapons or improvised weapons that are far more robust and resilient than human flesh and bone can demoralise or incapacitatre even the most formidable and committed. Your enemies decision to clinch and grapple with you quickly becomes a negative means when you utilise armed methods of grappling and wrestling counter engagement or you attack the eyes air way nape of the neck or spinal cord etc.
You must be prepared to use controlled aggressive multiple actions directed at bodily vitals or if the enemy covers and defends the bodily target, you must be able to fast map assess and identify additional exposed bodily parts and target them for battlefield military CQC.
Combating enemy fighting arts requires a mastery of your hard targeting capabilities in your primary through emergency skills executions as well as having a sound understanding of your enemies intentions in relation to their techniques executions.
Knowing how to stop takedowns or throws by attacking your attacker in the most dirty or deadly way as well as employing ground combat not ground fighting when you end up in the domain of the seasoned ground fighter evens up your odds and increases your chances of threat neutralisation.
Everyone is human and when life-support bodily vitals and human senses are targeted especially with armed options but also effectively with unarmed options advantages are gained immediately.
Power is knowledge, especially when combined with combative confidence and competency.
While you may not be able to have the high level of expertise of an enemy skilled in the specific fighting art, if you know how to render their capabilities neutralised by means of attacking your attacker then your capabilities provide the best combative chance of threat neutralisation.
