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Pfc. David Reese Discusses Army Combatives, Soldier Readiness and Camaraderie
U.S. Army Pfc. David Reese, an infantryman (11B), discusses the importance of Army combatives training in developing Soldier readiness, confidence and camaraderie. Reese explains how hand-to-hand combat training prepares Soldiers for close-quarters engagements while providing opportunities to improv
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U.S. Army Pfc. David Reese, an infantryman (11B), discusses the importance of Army combatives training in developing Soldier readiness, confidence and camaraderie. Reese explains how hand-to-hand combat training prepares Soldiers for close-quarters engagements while providing opportunities to improve physical fitness, relieve stress and build relationships with fellow Soldiers. He highlights how combatives strengthens mental toughness, encourages personal growth and fosters a sense of brotherhood through shared challenges. Reese also discusses his experience preparing to compete against an Army captain, his aspirations for a career in the Army and his goal of eventually serving in Special Forces.
Attribution: Source: DVIDS Hub — U.S. Department of Defense public-affairs media
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