Wrestling Has Long History with the Military
TDR Editor’s Notes; The following is a sample of some of the information and wrestling history that can be found at the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Yet much of that information can be accessed here, on-line.
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The National Wrestling Hall of Fame & Museum is grateful to our veterans.
On Memorial Day, we want to say thank you, and encourage you to thank them, for their service and for all that they have sacrificed. The relationship between the Armed Forces and the sport of wrestling dates back thousands of years. From the early days of mankind to the modern soldier, wrestling, also known as combative arms by the military, has been a big part of battle and modern-day training. Rest of the story at https://nwhof.org/blog/wrestling-has-long-history-with-military/?mc_cid=d591c930b7&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
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