Learn to Defend Your Life and Protect Your Wallet; Lightning Ju-Jitsu Street Survival System 60th Anniversary Sale

Combatclassics.com is having a sale to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II on August 14, 2005. Their top selling product, the Lightning Ju-Jitsu Street Survival System, has had its price cut for the sale. The sale ends September 1, 2005 and both online and snail mail orders are accepted.

(PRWEB) August 27, 2005 -- Combatclassics.com, the well known Internet merchant of classic fighting texts, is honoring the 60th anniversary of the end of World War Two on August 14, 2005.

To celebrate this milestone, Combatclassics.com has slashed the price on its most popular product, the Lightning Ju-Jitsu Street Survival System.
The Lightning Ju-Jitsu Street Survival System is a treasury of three rare manuals first published before the end of World War II.

The first manual, Lightning Ju-Jitsu, teaches the fighting techniques American troops and civilians used to protect themselves overseas and at home during World War II. Lightning Ju-Jitsu is notable for showing the entire gamut of violence, starting with discouragement tactics and ending with deadly force.

The second manual, Jiu-Jitsu Health Secrets, was written by President Teddy Roosevelts personal jiu-jitsu instructor. Jiu-Jitsu Health Secrets details the amazing health benefits found in jiu-jitsu training as well as illustrating many self defense techniques.

The third and final manual, the USMC Combat Jiu-Jitsu Manual, is a full intensive course in the hand-to-hand combat techniques the US Marines used to win World War II in the Pacific. The USMC Combat Jiu-Jitsu Manual has astounding techniques using empty hands, as well as simple World War II weapons such as knives and sticks. The Lightning Ju-Jitsu Street Survival System is a virtual encyclopedia of self defense and unarmed combat during World War II.

The sale ends September 1, 2005. All major credit cards are accepted and the Lightning Ju-Jitsu Street Survival System orders are sent by priority shipping. And, even though best known for its Internet sales, Combatclassics.com still accepts orders sent by traditional postal services (SnailMail) just like the Troops used during World War II.

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