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Combat Martial Arts carried over to Military Service

TKD_McGee
in TKD, TSD, Hapkido, and Korean Martial Arts

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I wonder if I were to take up Combat Hapikido for a few years, if I could get into the military as an instructor based upon my experience. Does anyone know anything about the requirements for being a military combat instructor?

 

 

Do unto others, as they done to you.

I can't speak specifically to the US, but I know for a fact that military combat instruction in alot of countries focus only a short time on actual hand to hand.

 

Most time is spent shooting your gun...and what combat they do teach either involves a bayonte, or knife.

 

 

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I got back from a weeks teaching (a week ago) assisting my Sensei with the SAS (special forces).

 

I am not sure what they requirements are in the USA but down here my Sensei has been teaching them since 1966.

 

No one else has got a foot in the door.

 

 

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