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FORT CARSON, Colo. – Sgt. Eamonn McDonough, left, wheeled vehicle mechanic, Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 4th Brigade Support Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, spars with Staff Sgt. Irik King, military police officer, Company B, 4th BSB, 1st BCT, 4th Inf. Div., during Modern Army Combatives Program Level III training at Garcia Physical Fitness Center Jan. 12. During the 160-hour course Fort Carson Soldiers learned to close the distance and eliminate an enemy on the battlefield using hand-to-hand combat skills.
(U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Andrew Ingram, 4th Inf. Div. PAO)
Pfc. Albert Cruz guages his opponent in the opening seconds of a match in the all-Army combatives tournament.
Soldiers from Charlie Company, 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), participate in a modern army combatives program level I course instructed by Spc. Gabriel Ximenez, Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), inside the Fort Myer Gym, Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Va., May 1-4, 2012. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Devin Kornaus)
Senior Airman Michael McDonnell, bottom, 32nd Intelligence Squadron, Fort Meade, Md., competes against Staff Sgt. Megan Lomonof, The United States Army Band, Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, during the Joint Force Headquarters-National Capital Region and Military District of Washington 5th Annual Combatives Tournament’s welterweight championship bout at the JBM-HH Fitness Center April 18, 2013. Sands went on to win the championship for his weight class. (Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall PAO Photo by Rachel Larue)
Spc. Danny Santimaw (red), 41st Fires Brigade, and Sgt. Brad Wilkerson (blue), 69th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, fight in the tactical enclosure in the third-place bout of the middleweight division during the finals of the 2013 Fort Hood Combatives Tournament Feb. 23 at Abrams Physical Fitness Center at Fort Hood, Texas. Santimaw won the match by referee stoppage in the first round. (U.S. Army Photo by Daniel Cernero, III Corps and Fort Hood Public Affairs)
Spc. Viktoriya Varpakhovich from Fort Wadsworth, N.Y. grapples with Amy Whitley, Fort Story, July 21 during the 2011 U.S. Army Combatives Championship at Abrams Physical Fitness Center, Fort Hood, Texas. Varpakhovich defeated Whitley by submission. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Eric J. Glassey, 4th Public Affairs Detachment)
October 27, 2010 U.S. Sgt. 1st Class Curtis Mosely from the 16th Sustainment Brigade teaches Latvian soldiers hand-to hand fighting techniques during Excercise Saber Strike 11. Saber Strike is a multi-national training event featuring U.S. and Baltic States training together.(U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Brendan Stephens)Approved for Public Release
Staff Sgt. Benjamin Westrich, Fort Carson, Colo., fights from the bottom position against 2nd Lt. Nathan Gelinas, Manuever Center of Excellence, Fort Benning, Ga., in a consolation bout July 23 at Fort Hood, Texas. Westrich defeated Gelinas by split decision to win third place in the lightweight division. (U.S. Army photo by Daniel Cernero, III Corps and Fort Hood Public Affairs)
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At the combatives pit, eight companies from the Class of 2014 received a four-hour block of instruction from a team of West Point cadets on a series of passes, sweeps and submissions. The training concluded with 90-second sparring session and a final best-of-platoon level competition. The cadre of 25 upperclass cadets trained four weeks to be qualified to train by the Department of Physical Education and was certified by the Master of the Sword. The cadre will also be instructing the Class of 2015 during Cadet Basic Training. Photo by Tommy Gilligan, West Point Public Affairs
At the combatives pit, eight companies from the Class of 2014 received a four-hour block of instruction from a team of West Point cadets on a series of passes, sweeps and submissions. The training concluded with 90-second sparring session and a final best-of-platoon level competition. The cadre of 25 upperclass cadets trained four weeks to be qualified to train by the Department of Physical Education and was certified by the Master of the Sword. The cadre will also be instructing the Class of 2015 during Cadet Basic Training. Photo by Tommy Gilligan, West Point Public Affairs
Senior Airman Michael McDonnell, left, 32nd Intelligence Squadron, Fort Meade, Md., competes against Staff Sgt. Megan Lomonof, The United States Army Band, Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, during the Joint Force Headquarters-National Capital Region and Military District of Washington 5th Annual Combatives Tournament’s welterweight championship bout at the JBM-HH Fitness Center April 18, 2013. Sands went on to win the championship for his weight class. (Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall PAO Photo by Rachel Larue)
Combative Dispostion, an exhibition by BFA student Willie Coleman III, was on display March 13-17, 2017 in the Acorn Gallery.
Combative Disposition provides an outlook into the world of comics, animation, and other forms of graphic storytelling. The exhibition highlights the cyclical journey of such works from conception to creation to consumption. Willie Coleman III work draws from the spirit of action-adventure stories, specifically shōnen battle manga. At the same time, it reflects the journey of the artist himself and comments on the ever going debate between “high art” and “low art."
At the combatives pit, eight companies from the Class of 2014 received a four-hour block of instruction from a team of West Point cadets on a series of passes, sweeps and submissions. The training concluded with 90-second sparring session and a final best-of-platoon level competition. The cadre of 25 upperclass cadets trained four weeks to be qualified to train by the Department of Physical Education and was certified by the Master of the Sword. The cadre will also be instructing the Class of 2015 during Cadet Basic Training. Photo by Tommy Gilligan, West Point Public Affairs
PRESIDIO OF MONTEREY, Calif. - More than a dozen Soldiers from the 229th Military Intelligence Battalion completed a Level 1 Combatives course, culminating in a graduation ceremony inside the Price Fitness Center gym on Sept. 19. The 40-hour course provided a basic foundation of Army combatives techniques for the participants, who demonstrated their skills and were given a written exam prior to receiving their certificate of completion from 229th MI Battalion Commander, Lt. Col. Frank A. Smith.
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PHOTO by Steven L. Shepard, Presidio of Monterey Public Affairs.
We've been training in unarmed combat this week. The Army teaches a modified version of Brazilian Jujitsu and mostly deals with ground fighting. We paired up with each other in one-on-one matches. In this picture, I'm wrestling with SPC Mercado from another section.
At the combatives pit, eight companies from the Class of 2014 received a four-hour block of instruction from a team of West Point cadets on a series of passes, sweeps and submissions. The training concluded with 90-second sparring session and a final best-of-platoon level competition. The cadre of 25 upperclass cadets trained four weeks to be qualified to train by the Department of Physical Education and was certified by the Master of the Sword. The cadre will also be instructing the Class of 2015 during Cadet Basic Training. Photo by Tommy Gilligan, West Point Public Affairs
Senior Airman Michael McDonnell, top, 32nd Intelligence Squadron, Fort Meade, Md., competes against Staff Sgt. Megan Lomonof, The United States Army Band, Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, during the Joint Force Headquarters-National Capital Region and Military District of Washington 5th Annual Combatives Tournament’s welterweight championship bout at the JBM-HH Fitness Center April 18, 2013. Sands went on to win the championship for his weight class. (Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall PAO Photo by Rachel Larue)
At the combatives pit, eight companies from the Class of 2014 received a four-hour block of instruction from a team of West Point cadets on a series of passes, sweeps and submissions. The training concluded with 90-second sparring session and a final best-of-platoon level competition. The cadre of 25 upperclass cadets trained four weeks to be qualified to train by the Department of Physical Education and was certified by the Master of the Sword. The cadre will also be instructing the Class of 2015 during Cadet Basic Training. Photo by Mike Strasser, West Point Public Affairs
Senior Airman Ronald Smith, of the 791st Missile Security Forces Squadron, achieves a clinch on combative training instructor Master Sgt. Shayne Beckert, of the N.D. Army National Guard pre-deployment team, May 13, at the Minot Air Force Base, Minot, N.D. Smith is being tasked with gaining a clinch while Beckert throws punches to simulate an attack on Smith during situations that could occur during military law enforcement duties. (DoD photo by Senior Master Sgt. David H. Lipp) (Released)
At the combatives pit, eight companies from the Class of 2014 received a four-hour block of instruction from a team of West Point cadets on a series of passes, sweeps and submissions. The training concluded with 90-second sparring session and a final best-of-platoon level competition. The cadre of 25 upperclass cadets trained four weeks to be qualified to train by the Department of Physical Education and was certified by the Master of the Sword. The cadre will also be instructing the Class of 2015 during Cadet Basic Training. Photo by Tommy Gilligan, West Point Public Affairs
At the combatives pit, eight companies from the Class of 2014 received a four-hour block of instruction from a team of West Point cadets on a series of passes, sweeps and submissions. The training concluded with 90-second sparring session and a final best-of-platoon level competition. The cadre of 25 upperclass cadets trained four weeks to be qualified to train by the Department of Physical Education and was certified by the Master of the Sword. The cadre will also be instructing the Class of 2015 during Cadet Basic Training. Photo by Tommy Gilligan, West Point Public Affairs
At the combatives pit, eight companies from the Class of 2014 received a four-hour block of instruction from a team of West Point cadets on a series of passes, sweeps and submissions. The training concluded with 90-second sparring session and a final best-of-platoon level competition. The cadre of 25 upperclass cadets trained four weeks to be qualified to train by the Department of Physical Education and was certified by the Master of the Sword. The cadre will also be instructing the Class of 2015 during Cadet Basic Training. Photo by Tommy Gilligan, West Point Public Affairs
At the combatives pit, eight companies from the Class of 2014 received a four-hour block of instruction from a team of West Point cadets on a series of passes, sweeps and submissions. The training concluded with 90-second sparring session and a final best-of-platoon level competition. The cadre of 25 upperclass cadets trained four weeks to be qualified to train by the Department of Physical Education and was certified by the Master of the Sword. The cadre will also be instructing the Class of 2015 during Cadet Basic Training. Photo by Tommy Gilligan, West Point Public Affairs
Sgt. Benjamin Standley (top), an infantryman with Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, 186th Infantry grapples with Spc. Tyler Brown, an infantryman with Bravo Company, 2nd Battalion, 162nd Infantry during the combatives portion of the 2011 Oregon Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition at Camp Rilea, Warrenton, Ore., March 13. Both Standley and Brown went on to win the overall titles of Oregon’s Noncommissioned Officer and Soldier of the Year, respectively. The three-day event pitted Oregon Citizen-Soldiers against one another as they competed for the title of Oregon’s Soldier and Noncommissioned Officer of the Year. Other portions of the competition tested the candidates in Army aptitude, urban warfare simulations, board interviews, physical fitness tests, written exams, and Warrior tasks and battle drills relevant to today’s operating environment. (U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. Eric A. Rutherford, 115th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, Oregon Army National Guard).
Spc. Ryan Jones, U.S. Army Garrison Baden-Wuerttemberg (left), and Spc. Cara Bennett, U.S. Army Garrison Livorno, compete in a level one combative exercise, May 2. Both Soldiers are vying to be IMCOM Europe 2011 Soldier of the Year. (U.S. Army photo by Molly Hayden)