Military martial arts

[hiddendragon98]

Can someone tell me a little more about L.I.N.E, M.C.M.A.P and S.C.A.R.S. i have been reading up on them lately and have gotten very interested in them you don't have to tell a little of what you know about all of them just talk about the one you have the most knowledge comparison isn't what i'm looking for just some things you might know about the arts or certain art that most people don't

[robert01]

What is Military martial art ? Is it different from another martial art because i heard first time in my life.

[JGarner890]

Army Combatives. Not sure of the actual name because I could care less about it haha.

Being a retired professional mixed martial artist, I can tell you the combatives techniques used in the military do not work. Some of them do, don't get me wrong, but when I was in basic training, I submitted all the drill sergeants with real brazilian jiu-jitsu while they obviously used army combatives. It's a decent workout, but you're better off joining a real bjj school. Best of luck!

[JusticeZero]

They used to use Combato, now I think they just grab a couple of tricks and move on, since the troops are overwhelmingly expected to use the "One Finger Pull" instead of boxing it out on an open battlefield.

[Kuma]

LINE was the predecessor to the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program, which draws heavily on boxing, Judo, karate, Muay Thai, and BJJ. The only real way to learn it is to enlist in the Marine Corps. It's essentially a crash course in MMA, designed more to develop killer instinct than anything.

[yamesu]

The only thing I could find out online is that they are expensive....