THE ADVANCED COMMANDO COMBAT SYSTEM

Combat Arts Perspective:

 Combat Arts are of three types:

 Traditional Martial arts have traditional technique and are used in sport & Street fighting to overpower and injure the opponent.

Defensive Tactics are used by the Law Enforcement to control, subdue & capture Law breakers without causing grevious injury.

Military Martial Arts -Unarmed Combat & Close Quarter arts have only one aim, to eliminate in the fastest & simplest possible way. Period. 

Definition:

ACCS is a Tactical Close Combat system designed for use in commando close quarter battle situations and special operations.

ACCS is based on the teachings of the

Strategic War Doctrine Gen. Sun Tzu's "Art of War" It also derives inspiration from Bruce Lees Jeet Kune Do and applies it to CQB Tactics.

The Basis:

For Close Quarter Operations, Special techniques must be developed to replace older World War II methods.

CQB training must be specially designed to include modern methods in

Unarmed Combat, Reflex Shooting, Small Team Tactics

& Reality Simulation Exercises. 

The Specifics: 

Close Quarter Fighting Weapons -The Soldiers Rifle, Dagger / Bayonet & his Seasoned Body.

CQB Situations like raid, ambush & hostage rescue and

The Soldiers Goal - to Kill, else be Killed.

ACCS Specialities:

ACCS is a close combat art with many applications adapted to wide spectrum of situations from Special Operations like Hostage Rescue, Room Intervention, Counter Hijack to Civilian Scenarios like Self Defense. 

UCCA is Non Commercial:

ACCS is based on Dr. Raos lifes work of training 15,000 Soldiers & Policemen over 15 years without compensation, as a SERVICE TO THE NATION. In this process they have sacrificed a lot and had their share of troubles. Prof. Rao is half blind in one eye, has dislocated his knees, slipped his disc, torn his kidney while Dr. Seema has suffered prolonged amnesia, vertebral spine fracture, decided to give up motherhood and instead served her country. The couple have got shot at by antinational elements, been caught in crossfire many times during training the Army in remote dangerous locations. But the Dr. couple say “Our soldiers give their today for our tomorrow, lay down their lives to let us enjoy our freedom, without charging us a single dime. We too shall do our part by giving back our commitment in modernization via our Selfless Service”

 ACCS is a Situational Art

The commando needed to quicky and silently terminate, handicap, cripple or immobilize his enemy, many a times in hostile terrain, like high altitude glacier, where air oxygen concentration is low, under water as in a diving operation, or in the dense shrubs of the jungle or scorching heat of the desert.

ACCS IS A COMPLETE MARTIAL ART including all aspects of Close Quarter Combat. Hand to Hand combat, Hand to Weapon combat or Weapon to Weapon Combat may be involved and many a time the soldier may find himself at the wrong end of an firearm, bayonet, or dagger.

He has to emerge alive, exterminating his enemy in an covert operation.

In Close Quarter Shooting, the Spec Op soldier has to learn CQB Shooting as a specialised subject. He has to learn to shoot without protracted aiming. He has to learn to develop Precision in quick shooting. He has to learn comfort at the receiving end of fire. He has to learn to return the enemy bullet with a reflex counter rather than scurrying for cover. He has to understand ricochets & minimize collteral damage.

Multiple opponents may be involved and he may have to use everything and anything as a weapon for killing.

The situation is not that of an tournament or sport, and the goal is not to score. Kill or be killed is the ultimate outcome.

Traditional Martial arts & Law enforcement Defensive tactics are not suitable for this purpose. Hence the researching began to compile useful principles of various combat arts leading to founding of ACCS.

ACCS is now recognized as a Military Martial Art all over the World, by all the the top notch International Martial Arts Bodies & Associations.

• The Defender stands in front of a fig 11 Target,  Attacker at 15m with weapon held down,
• The attacker quickly raises his arm & shoots at the defenders head. 
• The defender evades by ducking below waist, by beating the speed of lift of attackers hand.
• The bullet must penetrate the head of the target for succesful exercise.

OFFICIAL CERTIFICATES FROM

INDIAN ARMY / AIR HQ, NEW DELHI

Chief of Army Staff Appreciation 2001

( vide Directorate General Military Training )

Director MT-4, 23 Oct 2001

“Thank you very much for the trg at our Corps Battle School. feel that your Trg is good  & relevant in Counter Terrorism Ops & Close Quarter Battle. My Appreciations to your org”