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David Kahn, Israeli Krav Maga Association U.S. chief instructor and IKMA board member, demonstrates with Sgt. Rajir Douglas, a Marine with Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 12, how to defend against a knife attack while on the ground during a two-week-long Israeli Krav Maga course held here March 22 through April 2. Krav Maga translated means “contact combat” or “close combat” and is a hand-to-hand combat system developed in Israel during the late 1940s. - David Kahn, Israeli Krav Maga Association U.S. chief instructor and IKMA board member, demonstrates with Sgt. Rajir Douglas, a Marine with Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 12, how to defend against a knife attack while on the ground during a two-week-long Israeli Krav Maga course held here March 22 through April 2. Krav Maga translated means “contact combat” or “close combat” and is a hand-to-hand combat system developed in Israel during the late 1940s.