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Close
Quarter Battle scenarios are common with the Special Forces & the Army & in Counter Terrorism Operations where the
enemy comes as close as 30 meters.
CQB
Trg is in great demand with the armed forces after Kargil, where CQB played a pivotal role in victory, where the Army
had to literally force the enemy off its soil.
ACCS
has devised its own training solutions to common CQB situations.
Practically
most elite units of the Indian forces have trained in ACCS - CQB or under Dr. Raos.
PERSPECTIVE:
Conventional Martial Combat arts in civilian situations has to be modified
to Commando Close Quarter situations like Hostage rescue, Silent termination, Mob fighting, Riot
control, Sentry immobilization, Bayonet fighting & Firearm confrontations. They will have to be executed in Teams with
proper protocols, SOPS and coordination. They will have to be combined with Reflex Shooting skills when the enemy is distant.
For Commando Close Quarter situations, a fighting art has to be specially designed
for termination or crippling the enemy soldier with the slightest effort in the shortest time, with bare hands or the weapons
at hand.
For this, years of reinvention on the existing military unarmed combat techniques & newer Close Quarter Shooting
Reflex methods on large numbers of soldiers is needed. ACCS meets this need with its vast experience in training Spec Op forces.
Inspector General Seetarama Rao IG Training
Andhra Pradesh State Police
' I deem it a privilege to place on record the excellent service rendered by Dr Rao in regard
to Training for skills in Special Operations.'
OBJECTIVE:
All over the world, martial arts are now edging towards the reality combat concept. In
this, Real situations are generated and the trainee is made to actually experience situational combat. We have used this principle
to simulate Close Quarter Combat, to add the realism to the training.
During the process of training the forces
in Advanced Hand to hand combat, we experimented with creating mock Close Quarter situations for two Teams and clashing
men together. During such an exercise, their expertise in Physical Fitness & endurance, Mental
faculties, Hand to hand Combat, Hand to Weapon skills, Small Team Tactics, Knife & Close Quarter skills & Reflex
shooting and Survival all would be evaluated.
Brig Anil
Malhotra - Commandant
' The tactical Exercises are innovative & very practical
as they
use variable strategies and have unpredictable outcomes. I have the fullest personal
confidence in their training. I would love to have them with me to train for CQB.'
Brig Sawant, Commandant,
'Dr Seema brings a fresh innovative & enthusiatic approach to Counter Insurgency Training and the drills
propogated by her will be of immense help in combat situations. My compliments to her for the excellent and selfless service.'
| EVADE & ESCAPE CQB SIMULATION |
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Reality Simulation Tactical Exercise of EVADE & ESCAPE. A Squad of commandos
perform a mock mission of say sabotage of railway tracks behind enemy linesand are chased by 12 of enemy soldiers. How they
use booby traps, camoflague, reflex shooting to cover each others advances with live fire under enemy LMG fire is tested
here in this ACCS exercise.
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| A CQB Simulation Exercise |
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| Forces Trg by Prof. Rao |
Close Quarter
Combat Skills (CQB Skills)
A
sample situation would be a commando squad of 4 members who have to sabotage a enemy camp. They will have to use stealth in approach,
use Knife termination methods to silence sentries, may have to grapple and use Hand to hand silencing & crippling
methods during sabotage operation, since silence is of prime importance & after their mission is accomplished,
get back to their friendly lines by Quick Reflex Close quarter shooting skills,
We teach this module in the following 4 phases
Phase 1
ACCS
H2H
Advanced Commando
Combat System
the modern Hand to
hand Combat
Modern
methods of commando hand to hand combat, designed to quickly terminate/cripple with minimum effort,
taught in
two parts
A - Hand
to Weapon combat
B - Hand
to Hand combat
Phase 2
ACCS
Close Quarter Essential skills
This include applications like Bayonet fighting, Dagger termination, Combat with empty rifles when rounds are over, Rendering
of unconsciousness, Crippling with rifle butt, Martial art applications of Pressure
points, Techniques for Emergency first Aid, Etc.
Phase 3
Dy
Shtg
ACCS
Dynamic Shooting for Counter Terrorism Ops
Our innovative methods
of Reflex Sport shooting applicable to Close Quarter Combat situations to reduce reaction time and improve
precision
Phase 4
ACCS
Tactical Simulation of CQB situation
Reality
Exercises for Counter Terrorism
Ops
Our ACCS tactical mock operational exercises for Spec Ops with two QRTs -Quick
Response Teams, (commandos & hostiles) simulating CI Ops / Spec Ops with the reality factor.
in ACCS, We plan a mock Close Quarter Operational exercise for Spec
ops like Hostage rescue, Ambush, Sabotage, Raid, etc and make two teams clash with each other at Close Quarter range,
in the process testing their ability in CQB skills, i.e. Hand to Hand combat, Hand to Weapon
combat, Weapon to Weapon & Precision in Reflex Shooting, coodination of Small
Teams & CQB Tactics under tightly controlled circumstances coupled
with good physical conditioning to cover large distances in a short time.
There are plenty of equipment like IWES which obliviates the need
to train with live rounds. These may be used.
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PS: The above Close Quarter UAC skills are a result of our own experiments & is conducted as part
of our courses in Unarmed Close Quarter Combat.
HOW TO CONTACT US?
For security reasons, getting in touch with UCCA directly is not possible. Select civilians shall be trained in Self
Defense Tactics after careful Security Screening.
FOR ENROLLING FOR CIVIL
COURSES
1. E Mail us OR
2. For ENQUIRIES
CALL MISS JANET AT 09820415821 at our subsidiary Civil Training Branch.
3. Head Office Location will remain undisclosed.
| Col B L Sharma (Retd) Hon. Secretary UCCA |
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FOR DEFENCE PERSONNEL
You can reach UCCA via e-mail to
The UCCA Honorary Secretary & Technical Advisor (Training)
Col BL Sharma (Retd) PUNE
Past CO, Special Forces
2 War Veteran
E Mail him at
Important
Note:
'ACCS'
is a technical term to denote Dr Raos art of Advanced Unarmed Combat & CQB.
Dr
Raos have trained thousands of Indian forces under invitation by the top brass in Advanced Unarmed / Close Quarter Combat.
However it may be noted that the word 'ACCS' Or the ACCS Website has no relation to the Indian Forces or Police. ACCS
denotes Dr. Raos Art of Close Combat.
No Civilian
shall be taught the Close quarter military skills of ACCS.
Few Select
Civilians are sometimes taught Self Defense Skills of UNARMED COMBAT after Security screening.
Besides
the Directors of ACCS, no civilian is authorized OR qualified to teach ACCS. UCCA has a few Special
Forces (retd) Army Officers.The restricted content of ACCS is taught during Dr. Raos courses (for the Indian forces)
only by Ex Services UCCA Instructors .
ACCS has
no connection to any Traditional Martial Art.
Traditional
Martial Arts have no place in Military Close Combat situations.
We are
not affiliated to any traditional body nor give any affiliation to any traditional body.
Held in
High regard by the Indian Army HQ with Chief of Army Staff Appreciation, Indian Police (Director General Police Appreciation),
International (20 Special Forces UAC Instructors from World over)
The UCCA
is a class beyond Traditional Martial Art Orgs.
The information provided here is only to give an idea of functionality of the ACCS Arts.
No Classified information is given here.
We caution the readers from attempting any technique outlined here, as it may rarely prove
to be dangerouly fatal. Hence if you shall do, it will be at your own risk. We shall bear no responsibility for
your actions.
We are
non commercial, non competitive & non traditional.
We are
totally committed to serving the Indian Forces.
Our entire
work in modernization of Close Quarter Combat over 12 years has been without compensation, as
a SERVICE TO THE NATION
One Enemy. One Chance.
One Strike. One Kill !
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