About B.P.C.
B.P.C. is a newly evolved combative system addressing the needs of the American military and civilian special teams as they face the budding threat of the 21st Century. B.P.C.’s curriculum focuses on operational realism, degradation of combative proximities and combative capabilities, and escalation of force. B.P.C. finds most of its philosophy rooted in ancient Japanese battlefield combative principles. There is special emphasis placed on samurai close-quarters combative principles while in armor. Due to the similarities between samurai armor and modern battlefield (military & civilian) personal combat equipment, these principles find a new call and a new era of usability.
B.P.C. is designed primarily for the Special Operations community both military and civilian as well as other units designated to take the fight to the enemy. B.P.C is an efficient, effective and simple means to attack and counter attack an enemy when the levels of combat have degraded to close quarters hand-to-hand where the use of a pistol or rifle is limited to being used as a bludgeon weapon, or the use of a stick, knife or some other tool is needed to defeat an adversary.
B.P.C. training prepares its practitioners for:
• Combat Proficiency
• Adaptation
• To be without limits
B.P.C adds to a practitioner’s diversity of skills, which builds their confidence and thus competence. B.P.C. fits easily into multi-echelon training and will help prepare practitioners for the Battlefield and not a sports arena since its curriculum was refined through first hand accounts during combat deployments.
The acronym that B.P.C. uses as the foundation of its design is E.E.S.E (easy). Which breaks down as:
• Efficient
• Effective
• Simple
• Ever Evolving
Following this acronym B.P.C. is able to give practitioners a comprehensive battlefield oriented system that quickly becomes another battle drill, capable of being rapidly executed without applying a deliberate or long decision making process.