1940s - Training Film: Club And Knife Fighting R1 of 3

NOTE: FOR ORDERING See: www.footagefarm.co.uk or contact us at: Info@Footagefarm.co.uk Titles. 21:10:02 Title: To kill your enemy from as great a distance as possible is good sense - & basic to Marine Corps tactics, but...destroy him hand-to-hand... 21:10:26 LS of beach w/ two men, MCU two marines walk away from rubber boat, one has knife, other finds club, move inland over barbed wire & thru forest “Tojo land”, stumble on Japanese carrying wooden crate. 21:11:45 Prepare to knife fight; CU showing training & how to correctly hold knife; stance & thrust movements as others in training class watch. Hand cut, throat slash & torso jab shown. 21:14:58 Double parry shown; disengaging & follow-thru. CUs. 21:16:41 Two lines of Marines practice / review what’s been shown. View down length of line. 21:18:01 Marine fighting w/ Japanese in shrubby woods after remembering his instructions; kills Jap. 21:18:15 Marine w/ club thru brush, followed by Japanese soldier w/ rifle & bayonet; approaches w/ bayonet, Continued... Racist Stereotypes; WWII; WW2; Killing; Training; Pacific; Note: sold at per reel rate. NOTE: FOR ORDERING See: www.footagefarm.co.uk or contact us at: Info@Footagefarm.co.uk