Military combat training, hand to hand combat version 3

Military combat training, hand to hand combat. Version 3.
Theorethical and experimental
 Self made notes by me: J.K.

Warning: This is a military and mercenary training document.
Most of this manual is not meant for on the streets.
Extra warning: Some things should only be done when there is no other option, if you are captured
and you did something grewsome you might be screwed, so somethings are only meant for in life
and death situations.

Knocking out, destroying and or killing the enemy with the bare hands
fast and effectively is the idea.

Part 1: Knocking out, destroying and or even killing

Punching
 Hitting as hard and fast as possible. And fighting stance and defence are also important.
 There is normally no time to mess around.
 Punches: Straight, hook, uppercut
 Interesting areas to hit: Mandible, Temple, Throat. And also the liver and plexus.
  And hitting the nose hard enough can result in a broken nose
 Hitting the neck.
 But you can also just punch very hard and punch and punch and just knock him out.

Other attacks:
Elbows
 There are multiple elbow strikes.
 Elbows to the head
Knees
 Knee to the head for example, very hard, but you can also do them to the body and to the upperlegs

And kicks are also possible
 Front kick is fast and easiest
 Round kick
 And you can attack the knees and chin bones with kicks. This can also be done with side kicks.

Kicks 2: When an enemy is grounded you can kick his head
         Front kicks, round kicks, side kicks anything goes.
         -With a front or side kick, kick with the heel.

Clinch position
 Knees and elbows are very effective in the clinch but punches can also work (mainly sharp, short hooks). You can also use different kinds of elbows in the clinch.
 Throwing an enemy in to the air and dropping him as hard as possible on his neck or head and further attacking him.
 And in the clinch position you could deliver very hard blows to your enemies neck (AKA rabbit punches).
  Do this as hard as possible
 And if needed you can headbutt in the clinch, use the forehead to hit the enemies nose area.

2: Basicly ground wrestling only works 1 on 1, if there are 2 or more enemies you can't really
    wrestle, they will kick and punch you in the head, it's just not realistic.
    Though when already on the ground with multiple enemies you can use wrestling attacks. And experience is important.
    And standing wrestling and clinch position training can be very usefull, when fighting clinches happen often.

1 Defending, if there are multiple enemies and you're on the ground.
 I haven't tested this but when multiple enemies attack you, hold your hands correctly, rolling might work,
 And you can use your hands and or legs to make them fall. And you can exploit their joints, attacking
 for example the inside of the knee with a kick or a grab.
2 Getting up fast.

When one on one you could do:
Takedowns
 Extra: You can also pick up an enemy and drop him down as hard as possible on his neck or on the head
Chokes, locks and bars
 For chokes; Arm around the enemies neck and grab the other arms inside of the elbow and
 pull tight and you can push his head forward. Cut off his blood supply to the head.
  You can do standing chokes and chokes on the ground
 For locks and bars, use leverage on joints, put them in a direction they can't go to, pulling
 backwards or applying torsion. You can break joints hard and fast.
Attacking on the ground:
 Punches
 Elbows
 Palm strikes
 And hammer fists

One tip: You can break an enemys fingers. It's an ancient Greek olympic games technique.

And: Neck breaking (neck crank). Fast and effectively
      Can also be done after knocking the enemy out.


Update: Some styles.
Attack, attack hard and fast

Evade, untouchable and hard hits right time

Hit block hit block hit

Grab the enemy and punch, elbow and or knee him and or take him down and kick his head
-Elbows and knees are hard short range attacks and they work well.
Ground and pound. Takedown and then punches and or hammer fists.

Combining is possible

3 Other techniques
 Eye gouging
 -Finger jab to the eyes.
 -Spearing the eyes while on the ground or in a clinch.
 Ripping an ear off.
 Biting, as hard as possible (if really needed). Biting through flesh and bone. Maybe you could even break the radius or ulna with a hard enough bite force.
 Headbutt against the face, hit around the nose area
  Also works in the clinch
  There is a rule saying hard against soft for strikes works very effectively
 Knee to the neck
 -Kick enemy down by kicking into the inside of the knee (get behind him or while on his side must also be possible), while already holding his head and pulling his head and then the above
 Knee to the temple
 Hits to the kidneys
 Hits to the neck
 Hits to the spine
 Hit one ear or both ears with open hand(s)
 Stamping the head

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For if an enemy or another enemy suddenly shows up from the side or from behind you:
Elbows
-Backwards. Spearing and round.
-To around a 45 degree angle to the side. Spearing and round.
Hammer fists
-Backwards.
-To around a 45 degree angle to the side.

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Part 2 Training:
Important for training:
Realistic, Keep it realistic due to fighting training. And don't injure a fellow army member offcourse.

1:
Boxing
 Punching hard. and fast offcourse.
  And big swinging can be dangerous.
 You can train punches with boxing gloves or even better MMA gloves with another army member.
  MMA gloves are more realistic and give a more realistic idea.
 And you can train fast and hard punches on a punching bag with boxing or MMA gloves.
  And don't get injured. Boxing gloves can be better this time.

Tip: Watch boxing matches and trainings, watch heavy bag work.
        You can learn a lot from this.

Kikboxing
You can train kickboxing.
And watch kickboxing and muay thai matches.

Wrestling:
You can train wrestling.
You can watch wrestling matches, MMA submissions and escapes for when you get trapped.


MMA:
You can train MMA.
MMA consists out of striking and wrestling
And takedown and ground and pound

Here's a tip: Watch MMA fights.
 You can learn a lot from this


Military training: And very importantly: Sparring against 2-3 or more opponents.


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Military combat training, hand to hand combat. Version 2.

Theorethical and experimental. Military combat training, hand to hand combat. Version 2.
 Self made notes and ideas by me: J.K.

Warning: This is a military and mercenary training document.
Most of this manual is not meant for on the streets.
Extra warning: Some things should only be done when there is no other option, if you are captured
and you did something grewsome you might be screwed, so somethings are only meant for in life
and death situations.

Knocking out, destroying and or killing the enemy with the bare hands
fast and effectively is the idea.

Part 1: Knocking out, destroying and or even killing

Punching
 Hitting as hard and fast as possible. And fighting stance and defence are also important.
 There is normally no time to mess around.
 Areas to hit: Mandible, Temple, Throat
  And hitting the nose hard enough can result in a broken nose
 Hitting the neck.
 But you can also just punch very hard and punch and punch and just knock him out.

Other attacks:
Elbows
 Elbows to the head
Knees
 Knee to the head for example, very hard

And kicks are also possible
 Front kick is fast and easiest
 Round kick
 And you can attack the knees and chin bones with kicks. This can also be done with side kicks.

Kicks 2: When an enemy is grounded you can kick his head
         Front kicks, round kicks, side kicks anything goes.
         -With a front or side kick, kick with the heel.

Clinch position
 Knees and elbows are very effective in the clinch but punches can also work (mainly sharp, short hooks)
 Throwing an enemy in to the air and dropping him as hard as possible on his neck or head and further attacking him.
 And in the clinch position you could deliver very hard blows to your enemies neck (AKA rabbit punches).
  Do this as hard as possible
 And if needed you can headbutt in the clinch, use the forehead to hit the enemies nose area.

2: Basicly ground wrestling only works 1 on 1, if there are 2 or more enemies you can't really 
    wrestle, they will kick and punch you in the head, it's just not realistic.
    Though when already on the ground with multiple enemies you can use wrestling attacks. And experience is important.
    And standing wrestling and clinch position training can be very usefull, when fighting clinches happen often.

1 Defending, if there are multiple enemies, while on the ground.
 I haven't tested this but when multiple enemies attack you, hold your hands correctly, rolling might work,
 And you can use your hands and or legs to make them fall. And you can exploit their joints, attacking
 for example the inside of the knee with a kick or a grab.
2 Getting up fast.

When one on one you could do:
Takedowns
 You can also pick up an enemy and drop him down as hard as possible on his neck or on the head
Chokes, locks and bars
 For chokes; Arm around the enemies neck and grab the other arms inside of the elbow and
 pull tight and you can push his head forward. Cut off his blood supply to the head.
  You can do standing chokes and chokes on the ground
 For locks and bars, use leverage on joints, put them in a direction they can't go to, pulling
 backwards or applying torsion. You can break joints hard and fast.

One tip: You can break an enemys fingers. It's an ancient Greek olympic games technique.

And: Neck breaking (neck crank). Fast and effectively
      Can also be done after knocking the enemy out.

Update: Some styles.
Attack, attack hard and fast

Evade, untouchable and hard hits right time

Hit block hit block hit

Grab the enemy and punch, elbow and or knee him and or take him down and kick his head
-Elbows and knees are hard short range attacks and they work well.
Ground and pound. Takedown and then punches and or hammer fists.

Combining is possible

3 Other techniques
 Eye gouging
 -Finger jab to the eyes.
 -Spearing the eyes while on the ground or in a clinch.
 Ripping an ear off.
 Biting, as hard as possible. Maybe you could even break the radius or ulna with a hard enoug bite force.

-

For if an enemy or another enemy suddenly shows up from the side or from behind you:
Elbows
-Backwards. Spearing and round.
-To around a 45 degree angle to the side. Spearing and round.
Hammer fists
-Backwards.
-To around a 45 degree angle to the side.

Combat trainings at night, in the dark

Training in the dark

-Target shooting at night, against steel or paper targets
 -Normal
 -With laser attached to the firearm
 -With flashlight attached to the firearm






-Paintbal or airsoft against each other by 2 teams.




-Bayonet training, against each other at night with a rubber bayonet.

-Knife fighting training, againt each other at night with a rubber knife.

-Sparring at night.

And with all the above, safety is very important
especially when using firearms offcourse.

More advanced reloading

Without firing shots, reloading only.

Reloading while looking at the gun and the magazine.
Blindfolded reloading.
Reloading while walking and looking at the gun and the magazine
Reloading while walking and only looking at the gun or not looking at the gun and the magazine
Reloading while running and while looking at the gun and the magazine.
Reloading while running  and only looking at the gun or not looking at the gun and the magazine.
Reloading while running very fast  and only looking at the gun or not looking at the gun and the magazine.

And also increase the reloading speed with each of the above.

By Jeffrey Koelewijn

Update: Doing speed reloads and tactical reloads like this.

Update: Reloading while kneeled. Reloading from cover. Reloading while laying on the ground.

Seeing further and hearing further with simple methods

See further by making a hole with the thumb and pointing finger and holding it right in front of one
eye while holding the other eye closed and seeing through that small hole made with the thumb and pointing finger.-With a camera this is called aperture (f value), the smaller the hole through which light shines,
 the sharper the image. But there is a slight downside, which is less light gets through to the sensor.
-And in real you will have a smaller viewing range.

Making shells with both of the hands and putting each hand behind an ear, with the hands outwards, forwards in around a 45 degree angle.-Experiment with this to hear sounds harder and better to a certain radius
 Note: You get more sound by a certain radius, so less radius but more sound, more focussed
          sort to speak

By Jef Koelewijn
From Holland
Writting on: 15-12-2018. Updated on 27-07-2019

More shooting information and two drills

Trigger finger placement and problems:
-Too much to the left, gun will go right a bit
-Too much to the right, gun will go to the left a bit
Extra:
-Too high, gun will go up a bit
-Too low, gun might go up or down a bit, depending on certain factors.

Keeping sight alignment while moving around
-Moving from slow to very fast to running
-Walking forward, backwards, sideways, pivotting. And just random movement.

Left to right and right to left transition drills assualt rifle
 Sometimes needed from cover
 1 Switch from shoulder
 2 Complete regrip
So you're shooting from the right side from a cover and then you go to the other side and shoot.

Surviving when the hands are tied or cuffed

Standing up while the hands are tied or cuffed on the front
Standing up while the hands are tied or cuffed behind the back

Learning to fight while the hands are tied or cuffed on the front or behind the back

Learning to run while the hands are tied or cuffed on the front or behind the back

By Jeffrey Koelewijn

Learning to undo tied or cuffed hands

Self made warfare notes - Analysing enemy technology

Self made warfare notes - Analysing enemy technology



When you have enemy technology in hands, you can analyse it.


With electronics you can see exactly how it is made and made up
You can go through and copy the whole electronic circuit.
  Look at the build up, what components are used
  Read programmed parts, memory chips for example.
 An advanced electronic engineer, maybe of a certain field though. Can analyse it.
 You can change some things and reproduce it. And making it even better might also be possible.


Engines can be analysed


Warmachines can be analysed


New missiles can be analysed


New weapons can be analysed by gunsmiths
 Finding out how they might shoot faster
 Finding out how they might shoot further
 Finding out how they might be more acurate
 And or even finding out why they are more relyable, due to resistance to water, mud and other circumstances


And even possible new bullets can be analysed



By Jeffrey Koelewijn
 2017


Update:
 Hacking their facilities and stealing information.
 If offline: New from offline computer information gathering technologies.
 Spy or double spy and stealing information.

Short self made military notes, trainings and infomation

Short self made military notes


Shooting with full equipment on

Seeking cover with full equipment

With equipment holding cover
 Reloading in cover position

Shooting with full equipment from cover

Stress shooting with full equipment

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For shooting and no cover nearby:

If you take on a kneeling position or a laying position your harder to hit.

If you move around your harder to hit.
 For example if you can't take cover and have to shoot
 But I'd advice training this. When I trained this
 it went pretty good.

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Shooting the closest target first
 You can shoot him faster, but he can also shoot you faster

 You can shoot him faster and more accurate but he can also shoot you faster and more accurate

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Shooting the enemy with the heaviest weapon first if needed ?
 For example an enemy with an assault rifle
 He can shoot multiple people fast and effectively

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The head is smaller and hard to hit then the chest and abdominals area

Shooting the head is the fastest and safest kill, if hit

The hard is on the right side if you look at an enemy

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And shooting the gravity point is done a lot recently

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Shooting from a driving army vehicle

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You can use the underside of a handgun to bash an enemies head

You can hit an enemy knock out with the rearstock

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Bayonets can be very usefull for certain situations

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With balaclava

Making a pocket when out of breath
 Mouth open, cheecks back and good breathing

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I still have to test if this also works when running

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By Jeffrey Koelewijn

Shooting drills I do

Shooting drills I do: Though I can only do simmulations without an actual handgun or assault rifle

Important:
 1 Safety
 Good stance.

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Handgun:

On one target
 Single shots
 Double shots
 Triple shots

Single shots with high concentration for far shots

On multiple targets:
 Two targets
 Three targets
 Four targets
 Five targets
 Six targets
 Seven or more targets

And:
 90 degree turns
 180 degree turns
 360 degree and multiple targets all around
 Kneeling
 With stress test
 Sideways
 Turning
  Slight turns
 1 to 3 minutes
 Walk in
 Walk out
 Walk in or out and one-two to one and to five
 With a lot of movement

 Multiple vertical angles
 Shooting upwards for shooting through windows

 Shooting and moving, for being harder to hit

 From cover position
 From cover position, to aim and shoot to cover again

 Speed shooting


Drawing training

Realistic:
 With slide pull and magazine release and reloading and shots of magazine capicity 
  A normal handgun magazine capicity is 5 to 10 bullets, normally 10 bullets
So:
 Magazine loading training
 Loading
 Slide pull
 And:
 Magazine release
 Reloading
Also done seperately

Extra:
 Standing on one foot
  Not for the gun range.

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Assault rifle
 Single shots
  Around the same as handgun drills
  And maybe earlier pivot then with a handgun due to stance
 Full auto
  Pulling the trigger and keeping it pulled
  And go <--- and ---> with the hips. And a strong stance
  For around 4 seconds

Single shots:
 From kneeled position
 Sharp shooting, from laying position

And from standing to a kneeling reload and progress walking in on target(s)

 Assualt rifle right to left transition
  Can be important for cover positions
  1 Only shoulder change
  2 Full change

+ A lot of things of the first part

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Shotgun
 A pump everytime
  Single shots
  Two shots, two targets
  Three shots, three targets
 Or 1 pump and multiple shots and targets

 Also Pump and shoot, pump and shoot, pump and shoot, pump and shoot

+ A lot of things of the first part 

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Assualt rifle to handgun transition

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By Jeffrey Koelewijn
Notice: I only train this with an airsoft, airsoft replica's

Military combat, hand to hand combat. And training

Theorethical and experimental Military combat training, hand to hand combat.
 Self made notes and ideas by me: J.K.

Warning: This is a military and mercenary training document

Knocking out, destroying and or killing the enemy with the bare hands
fast and effectively is the idea.

Part 1: Knocking out, destroying and or even killing

Punching
 Hitting as hard and fast as possible. And fighting stance and defence are also important.
 There is normally no time to mess around.
 Areas to hit: Mandible, Temple, Throat
  And hitting the nose hard enough can result in a broken nose
 But you can also just punch very hard and punch and punch and just knock him out.

Other attacks:
Elbows
Knees
 Knee to the head, very hard

And kicks are also possible
 Front kick is fast and easiest
 Round kick
 And you can attack the knees and chin bones

Kicks 2: When an enemy is grounded you can kick his head
         Front kicks, round kicks, side kicks anything goes

Clinch position


 You can punch the enemy and elbow the enemy. And throw him to the air and drop him as hard as possible on his neck or head and or further attack him.
And in the clinch position you could deliver very hard blows to your enemies neck.

  Do this as hard as possible
2: Basicly ground wrestling only works 1 on 1, if there are 2 or more enemies you can't really  
    wrestle, they will kick and punch you in the head, it's just not realistic.

    Though when already on the ground you can use wrestling attacks. And experience is important.
    And standing wrestling and clinch position training can be very usefull.

1 Defending and standing up fast, if there are multiple enemies.
 I haven't tested this but when multiple enemies attack you, hold your hands correctly, rolling might work,
 And you can use your hands and or legs to make them fall.

When one on one you could do:
Takedowns
 You can also pick up an enemy and drop him down as hard as possible on his neck or on the head
Chokes, locks and bars
 For chokes; Arm around the enemies neck and grab the other arms inside of the elbow and
 pull tight and you can push his head forward. Cut off his blood supply to the head.
  You can do standing chokes and chokes on the ground
 For locks and bars, use leverage on joints. You can break them hard and fast.

One tip: You can break an enemys fingers. It's an ancient Greek olympic games technique.

And: Neck breaking. Fast and effectively
      Can also be done after knocking the enemy out

Update:
Attack attack hard and fast
 Straight punches and hooks mainly and big swings can be dangerous

Evade untouchable and hard hits right time

Block hit block hit

Grab the enemy and punch elbow and or knee him and or take him down and kick his head
 Grabbing arm, punch or leg, kick is also possible

Combining is possible


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Part 2 Training:
Important for training:
Realistic, Keep it realistic due to fighting training. And don't injure a fellow army member offcourse.

1:
Punches
 Punching hard. and fast offcourse.
  And big swinging can be dangerous.

 You can train punches with boxing gloves or even better MMA gloves.
  MMA gloves are more realistic and give a more realistic idea.
 And you can train fast and hard punches on a punching bag with boxing or MMA gloves.
  And don't get injured. Boxing gloves can be better this time.

Tip: Watch boxing matches and trainings, watch heavy bag work
        You can learn a lot from this


Kicks can also be usefull
 I would advice to train front kicks


Wrestling:
You can train wrestling.

You can watch wrestling matches, MMA submissions and escapes for when you get trapped.


MMA:
You can train MMA with another army member

MMA consists out of striking and wrestling

And takedown and ground and pound


 Here's a tip: Watch MMA fights.
                     You can learn a lot from this

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Self written basic military training

Self written basic military training

Walking
Running
Sprinting

Shooting
With assault rifle and handgun
 Normal
 Multiple targets
 Speed shooting
 Shooting moving targets
 Shooting from cover position
 Assault rifle and to handgun transition and shooting
 And sharpshooting

Firearm knowledge
Field stripping and maintainence

Military crawling
Obstacle course
Callisthenics
Rope climbing
Carrying

Field training
Group training

Staying unnoticed and sneaking
Ambushing

Boxing
Wrestling
And MMA

Some weight training

Communications
Timing
Map reading and orientating
Signalling

Special trainings:
 Forest training
 Urban training
Special trainings 2:
 Winter and snow landscape training
 Desert training
 Sea and water training
  Getting comfortable

Low sleep
Low food
Low water
 All three with good supervision

Extra and special weapons:
 Machine gun
 Bazooka
 Grenades
 And more

Learning, courses and manuals

Leadership


Written and made by Jeffrey Koelewijn

Bulletproof technology

Bulletproof technology

Body armour:
Kevlar aramid fiber
 Kevlar bulletproof vests
 And kevlar sheets, inserts for extra protection
 Kevlar panels

Carbon fiber

Dyneema fiber


Steel plates


Boron carbide plates
 Up to level IV armour


So basicly: 1 the vest itself: Fibers
                   2 The bulletproof sheet: fibers or The bulletproof plate: Steel or ceramics


Special:
 Dragon skin
  With circular discs overlapping like scales, making it a partly flexible body armour.
  And the discs are made out of silicon carbide ceramic matrices and laminates

Other:
 Liquid, gell body armour

Possibly future body armour material:
 Graphene


Bulletproof glass
 Consists out of layers of glass and layers of polycarbonate.
 First a layer of glass then a layer if polycarbonate and the a later of glass again and so on


Written by Jeffrey Koelewijn

Kinds of bullets

Kinds of bullets

Handgun
 Normal
 Semi jacket
 Full metal jacket
 Hollow bullet
 Jacketed hollow bullet
 Semi wad cutter
 Wad cutter

 Penetrator

  Has a plus like shape front
 Sawtooth
  A type of hollow bullet
Special:
 Coated bullets
  Normally to protect the barrel

Shotgun ammunition
 Buckshot
 Slugs
 Custom shotgun shells

Rifle bullets
 Normal
 Spitzer
 Semi spitzer
 Spire point
 Penetrative
 Hollow point
 Soft point
 Partition
 Full metal jacket
 Armour piercing
Extra information:
 Flat base
 Boat tail
 Rippled

Assault rifle bullets

Submachine gun bullets

Machine gun bullets
 Normal
 Armour piercing
 Incendiary

Sniper bullets

Anti tank rifle bullets

Extra:
Reversed bullet
-With extra propellant. For armour piercing, like this the bullet didn't shatter against the thick and hard armour.


Written by Jeffrey Koelewijn

Kinds of firearms

Kinds of firearms


Handguns

Shotguns

Submachine guns

Rifles

Assault rifles

Machine guns

Sniper rifles

Anti tank rifles


Written by Jeffrey Koelewijn

Shotgun shell diagram

Shotgun shell diagram

                                                               With another type of WAD

Diagram by:

Rifle cartridge diagram

Rifle cartridge diagram

Diagram by: Jeffrey Koelewijn

Rim primer diagram

Rim primer diagram

Diagram by: Jeffrey Koelewijn

Boxer and berdan primer flash holes

Boxer and berdan primer flash holes

Diagrams by: Jeffrey Koelewijn

Basic gun cartridge diagram

Basic gun cartridge diagram

Diagrams by: Jeffrey Koelewijn

                                      From Holland