Other militaries have curricula for close-quarter combat, too- the most famous being Israeli Krav Maga, but there's also the sanda curriculum within the Chinese military, the SAMBO curriculum within Russia's military, the Royal Thai Army's Muay Lerdrit system, etc. Is this subreddit a place for those?

Similarly, many militaries offer close-quarter training as an optional enrichment activity through on-base clubs, but have no single, standardized hand-to-hand system of their own- like the JSDF Shotokan and Nippon Kempo curricula, and the British military boxing tradition. Do posts about them belong here?

Also, there are a number of hand-to-hand systems that the U.S. military used to use, but doesn't anymore- like the Marine LINE system, the Fairburn/Sykes/Applegate systems of WWII combatives, etcetera. Do we post about them?

Or is this subreddit exclusively for the current, officially-taught hand-to-hand combat systems of the United States Armed Forces?

"I crept up behind him... pulled his head back... and plunged my sheath knife into the side of his neck". I didn't expect such from a good looking bloke you'd call Grandpa and let him read you bedtime stories!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11aI3_pvyW8