Readers should note that this workshop is designed for members already trained in MSD, or those under supervision of a qualified MSD instructor. For more details on the Military Unarmed Combat Cell ASAH ALTC, phone (02) 6055 4716 or visit http://intranet.defence.gov.au/armyweb/sites/CQF_MSD/
Soldier tries to move opponent from an area with basic escort position. |
The opponent is non-compliant, so the soldier bends his wrist and elbow. |
Pain compliance is now used to escort the opponent. If opponent becomes violent ... |
... the soldier can ground him by maintaining hold of his wrist and extending the arm. |
Still holding the wrist, the soldier pushes down on the opponent’s upper arm and steps forward. |
The soldier holds the opponent while scanning the area. The opponent can be cuffed from here. |
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