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Marine bayonet training

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A

Assault course 703 62

Construction 703c 70

Demonstration and application 703e 72

Obstacles 703b 63

figs. 27-36 63-71

Purpose 703a 62

Safety precautions 703d 70

Attack, group 602 53

Three against two 602b 54

Two against one 602a 53

B

Bayonet:

Evolution of 101a 1

Importance 101c 9

Bayonet fighting techniques:

Change of direction 203 18

Combination movements 501 51

Development of 101b 4

Foot movements 204 18

Group attack 602 53

Group defense 603 54

Guard position 202 14

Individual attack 301 23

Individual defense 401 43

Principles of 102 10

Biddle system 101b(3) 8

Blocks:

Against slash 404 46

fig. 21 49

Against vertical butt stroke. 405 48

fig. 22 50

C

Change of direction 203 18

General 203a 18

Whirl, execution of 203b 18

Combination movements 501 5

Combination obstacle fig. 36 71

Construction of obstacles 703c 70

Construction of pugil stick 704b 73

Course, assault 703 62

D

Defense, group 603 54

One against two 603a 54

Two against three 603b 54

Direction, change of 203 18

E

Evolution of the bayonet 101a 1

F

Foot movements 204 18

General 204a 18

Shuffle forward 204d 20

fig. 5 21

Shuffle left 204c 19

fig. 4 20

Shuffle right 204b 19

fig. 3 19

G

Group attack 602 53

Two against one 602a 53

fig. 23 55

Three against two 602b 54

fig. 24 56

Group defense 603 54

One against two 603a 54

fig. 25 57

Two against three 603b 54

fig. 26 58

Growl 202f 17

Guard position 202a 14

figs. 1 & 2 15 & 16

Position of body 202c 14

Position of feet 202b 14

Position of hands 202d 17

Position of rifle 202e 17

H

Horizontal butt stroke 305 34

Execution figs. 13-15 35-37

Obstacle fig. 34 69

Recovery to guard position 305b 34

Horizontal slash 302b 25

I

Importance of bayonet 101c 9

Individual attack 301 23

Horizontal butt stroke 305 34

figs. 13-15 35-37

Horizontal slash 302b 25

Jab 306 38

figs. 16-18 39-41

Slash 302 23

figs. 6 & 7 24 & 26

Smash 304 31

figs. 11 & 12 32 & 33

Vertical butt stroke 303 27

figs. 8-10 28-30

Individual defense 401 43

Block against slash fig. 21 49

Block against vertical butt stroke 405 48

fig. 22 50

Parry left 403 44

fig. 20 47

Parry right 402 43

fig. 19 45

J

Jab 306 38

Execution figs. 16-18 39-41

Obstacles fig. 27 63

fig. 31 66

fig. 35 69

Recovery to guard position 306b 38

M

Movements:

Combination 501 51

Foot 204 18

General 204a 18

Individual attack 301 23

O

Obstacles 703b 63

figs. 27-36 63-71

Construction of 703c 70

P

Parry left 403 44

fig. 20 47

Parry right 402 43

fig. 19 45

Pugil stick 704 73

Construction 704b 73

fig. 37 74

Employment figs. 38-40 78-80

Regulations for bouts 704d 76

Safety equipment and precautions 704c 75

S

Seidler, Dr. Armond H. 101b(3) 8

Slash 302 23

Execution 302a 23

figs. 6 & 7 24 & 26

Obstacle fig. 30 66

Recovery to guard position 302c 25

Smash 304 31

Execution figs. 11 & 12 32 & 33

Obstacles fig. 29 65

fig. 32 67

Recovery to guard position 304b 31

T

Training 701 59

Assault course 703 62

Demonstration and application, basic principles 702 60

General 701 59

Pugil stick 704 73

V

Vertical butt stroke 303 27

Execution figs. 8-10 28-30

Obstacles fig. 28 64

fig. 30 66

Recovery to guard position 303b 27

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