I only have problems with their weapon lights, its either on or off. They need better instructors, a light can give away your position very easily, they need pressure switches.
Thats true , but what felt really out of place was the last hostage rescue drill . Why would you rush into the target in jungle , where it is bound to make crackling sounds and attract attention of both the target as well as detained . There is no need for Uri Giri in such situations and start boxing but rather immediate elimination through gun fire would be a choice . I hope this is just a promo video not the training. Also the last kick in the 1v1 h2h training felt a little weird , since there is no way you would actually want to perform that . It requires significance momentum and speed , which is only favourable in martial arts tournament or mma . Wearing a tac vest and helmet , with holstered fire arm and slinged one to your chest , You'd not want to have a boxing ring match . If It were me , I'd use the basic jabs , kicks and uppercuts for distraction and then blow an elbow or a knee when I get a chance . Since these are the strongest joints .
You can feel free to either acknowledge this statement or scrutinize it , since it's a statement provided by a layman (me) , who has no training whatsoever in CQC , hostage rescue or Military martial arts , and has little experience and training in just civilian martial arts . This comment is based on what my seniors , teacher and friends have to say