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This book is the fifth level in a series of Training Mission Group levels. No one in history has ever amassed such a comprehensive encyclopedia on this collective body of hand, stick, knife and gun CQC combatives, all a forged hybrid from military, police, martial arts and medical, historical and psychological disciplines. Every citizen, martial artist, soldier, guard and cop must study Hock's courses and own these books. They provide information and insight available no where else. With all his experience, research, his books, DVDs and extensive international seminar schedule, Hock has become an institution. This book contains vital tactics, drills, scenarios, strategies and psychology on: . The Level Five Unarmed Combatives Module . SDMS Stick Disarming and Retention . The Saber Grip Stabbing Module . Long Gun Disarming and Retention W. Hock Hochheim has instructed the U.S. Marines, Army, Navy, Air Force, allied troops, SWAT teams and police officers from over 280 police academies and agencies as well as thousands of citizens and martial artists around the world. He is a commendated Texas police and U.S. Army military vet with three decades of experience, a former private investigator and a graduate of many academies, street survival courses and combat schools. With Black Belts in Filipino, Japanese and Hawaiian systems, Hock was inducted into the prestigious Black Belt Magazine Hall of Fame. He was awarded the title of Guro in Manila, the Philippines in 1993. Author of the Knife Fighting Encyclopedia series, and this Training Mission Series Hock has produced more than 200 acclaimed training videos and DVDs. With all this education, research and experience, Hock founded his international martial Congress, and he is the architect of several modern, practical martial courses culminating in this CQC Group program.

W. Hock Hochheim served in the military police in Korea and state side in the evacuation of Vietnam. Afterward he worked as a police officer then a detective for more than 22 years in a large, action-packed town in Texas. In the 90's he started a self-defense organization The Scientific Fighting Congress with the mission of teaching self-defense tactics and strategies to those in high-risk professions. Currently he teaches self-defense to military, police and high-risk professionals in more than 11 allied countries. He continues to teach, write about geo-political issues that impact personal safety and security, and write men's action adventure based on his real-world experience.

Margaret Eden is an editor and author. She's written both fiction and nonfiction books, and articles for Woman's World and Aspire magazines. She's served as editor-in-chief for the University of North Texas academic publications, InHouse, and The North Texan. She's also served as the editorial services manager for the Society of Petroleum Engineers producing six peer-reviewed, scholarly journals, and more than 25 peer-reviewed textbooks. Jane serves as vice president of Lauric Enterprises, Inc. for more than 25 years. Lauric produces books, dvds, and seminars on self-defense and provides training to military, police, and citizens in high-risk professions in nine allied countries. She also writes and edits for SLB (formerly Schlumberger).