Sentry

Fairbairn was a Royal Marine, learned multiple martial arts, and engaged in 600 street fights over his lifetime, which left him covered in scars from head to ...

With the fingers and thumb of your left hand fully extended, strike him across the throat with the inner edge of your left forearm (i.e., with the forearm bone), and simultaneously punch him with your clinched right hand in the small of his back or on his respirator case (Fig. The blow should be immediately followed with a very fast movement of your right hand from the small of his back, over his right shoulder, clapping it over his mouth and nose (Fig. He should wear rubber or cloth shoes, socks pulled up well over the trousers, cap-comforter well pulled down, with the collar of his blouse turned up and his hands and face camouflaged. The stalk or approach should be made during the hours of dark or semi-dark, and the sentry should be kept under observation long enough for the attacker to familiarize himself with the sentry’s movements and equipment. How to Win in Hand-to-Hand Fighting](https://amzn.to/40cObca) often shows up in the movies: taking out a guard who runs the risk of spotting you and raising the alarm as you conduct some secret op. I wanted to learn more about the work of this fascinating character, so I bought [a complete compendium of his books](https://amzn.to/3JGu94C).