LA SCUOLA DI TATTICA TOUGH DI KERMANSHAH, PERSIA, Un soldato britannico di Brighton che combatte con un soldato polacco in una partita di lotta durante una sessione di addestramento al combattimento disarmato. Altri tirocinanti, tra cui ufficiali indiani, guardano la partita con grande interesse. Il Tough Tactics Scholl a Kermanshah in Persia esisteva per dare corsi di addestramento fisico avanzato e combattimento disarmato a ufficiali e uomini selezionati del Medio Oriente e delle forze persiane e irachene. Gli studenti, dopo un faticoso corso di 14 giorni, tornarono nelle loro unità come istruttori per trasmettere ciò che hanno imparato ai loro stessi uomini.T.

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THE TOUGH TACTICS SCHOOL IN KERMANSHAH, PERSIA - A British trooper from Brighton fighting with a Polish soldier in a wrestling match during an unarmed combat training session. Other trainees, including Indian officers, watching the match with great interest. The Tough Tactics Scholl at Kermanshah in Persia existed to give courses of advanced Physical Training and unarmed combat to selected officers and men of the Middle East and the Persian and Iraq Forces. The students, after a strenuous 14 days course, went back to their own units as instructors to pass on what they learnt to their own men.The School was staffed by instructors from the Army Physical Training Corps. During the course students dropped their rank; officers and enlisted personnel were treated exactly alike. The Polish Army in the East and Indian Forces were represented at the school, which had caused a certain amount of confusion due to language differences, especially when Poles and Indians took their turn at issuing commands but these were quickly overcome.The curriculum inclluded Physical Training, organised games, leadership training, strength development, unarmed combat, an obstacle course, mountain climbing and long distance running and walking. In the later stages these exercises were carried in full battle dress order. These pictures show various phases of one of the classes, British Army, British Indian Army, Polish Army, Polish Armed Forces in the West, Polish Army in the East, Tough Tactics School, Persia