TSgt. Manuel Prado Jr. demonstrates the use of the ginunting in combat. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
TSgt. Manuel Prado Jr. demonstrates the use of the ginunting in combat. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

The weapons-based art of kali, a term used to describe the Filipino martial art (FMA), has gained wide acceptance among martial artists, security professionals, civilians, and even fight choreographers. For many in the Marine Corps, their very survival depends on how well they know this indigenous fighting art.

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