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PLEASE NOTE: The F.I.G.H.T. C.U.T. S.T.A.T. and F.I.G.H.T. C.U.T. 20 Hour Course are almost the same manual. There are a couple of small differences. Please check Table of Contents of each manual to decide which is best for you. Table of Contents: What is STAT The Instructors US ARMY WAR COLLEGE Brigadier General Michael Ferriter (Now Ret LTG Gen) with David L. Sgro LTC Edward M. Reeder (Ret Maj Gen) with David L. Sgro 2/504 P.I.R. ITC 8-12 Dec 2008 Letter of reference from LTC Bryan Owens (Now Maj Gen) Certificate of Appreciation 1-325th ABN INF Use of Force Continuum Task 1 CAT (Controlling Access Techniques) Task 2 Combat Roll Task 3 Standard Wrist Lock Task 4 Turn Over Task 5 Chicken Wing Task 6 Flex-cuffing & Search Task 7 Standing them up Task 8 SLAB & CAB (Straight abd Circular Arm Bar) Task 9 Rear Chicken Wing Task 10 Rear Take Down Task 11 Binding Chain Task 12 Gooseneck Come-along Task 13 Striking Palm Heel & Elbow Task 14 Front & Round Knee Kick Task 15 Front Kick. Task 16 Round Kick Task 17 Arm Bar Car Extraction Task 18 Standard Wrist Lock Car Extraction What is F.I.G.H.T. C.U.T- S.T.A.T.? (Fully Integrated Grappling and Hitting Techniques, Close Up Tech-niques) is a Military Combatives Course. The standing joint locks, take downs and throws are based on techniques that draw from Japanese Ju-Jitsu, Judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and wrestling; the striking techniques draw from Tang Soo Do (Karate); the ground fighting techniques draw from Brazilian Jiu-jitsu and wrestling; and the knife fighting techniques are drawn from Filipino Arnis, Kali, and Escrima. F.I.G.H.T. C.U.T. is designed to teach the greatest amount of knowledge in the shortest period of time. There is a tremendous need for military personnel to train in Combatives, especially in the following areas: 1) Striking 2) Throws and take downs 3) Grappling 4) Wrist locks, arm bars, joint dislocations 5) M4 and SAW Gunner techniques (when the M4 or SAW malfunctions) 6) Knife/Stick Fighting 7) Non-lethal Force Protection/Human Rights (ASP) 8) Tomahawk F.I.G.H.T. C.U.T was specifically developed for military personnel. The techniques were selected for their simplicity, effectiveness, and adaptability, to increase combat readiness and survivability. F.I.G.H.T. C.U.T teaches how to fight, when the situation dictates, both unarmed or with weapons such as the knife, stick, or M4. Often this is done with Live (unrehearsed) realistic scenarios. Sections of training include LBE or the full kit. Safety measures are incorporated into the training to sustain high intensity. Students learn quickly with ample time for skill and drill. F.I.G.H.T. C.U.T training greatly enhances both individual and unit effectiveness. Proficiency in Combatives is an essential skill for anyone who finds their self in a hostile environment without a weapon. F.I.G.H.T. C.U.T. incorporates: strikes, kicking, grappling, joint locks, standing and ground fighting positions, chokes, - with lethal and non-lethal applications, offering a high level of physical endurance and confidence in ones ability to defeat single and multiple aggressors. What is S.T.A.T.? Securing Techniques And Tactics S.T.A.T. (Securing Techniques And Tactics) is not a Combatives course, but rather a Personnel Safety Course, designed and created specifically for the US Soldier where, if the use of force can not be avoided, then the minimal use of force is best. The techniques were selected for their simplicity, effective-ness, and adaptability, to increase combat readiness, personnel safety and survivability. S.T.A.T. teaches how to engage and control an enemy combatant with less than lethal force. Sections of training include full kit. Safety measures are incorporated into the training to sustain high intensity. Students learn quickly with ample time for skill and drill. F.I.G.H.T. C.U.T. S.T.A.T. Instructor Certification available. www.COMBATIVEARTS.net

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