Combat
Combat 18 is a British far-right group known for its violent activism and extremist views, particularly linked to neo-Nazi ideologies. Founded in the 1990s, its name signifies "Combat" and the number "18," which represents the letters A and H, the initials of Adolf Hitler. The group has faced accusations of engaging in hate crimes, advocating for white supremacy, and having connections to various paramilitary organizations. Combat 18's activities have led to scrutiny and crackdowns by law enforcement, reflecting broader concerns about rising extremism and hate groups in society.
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Combat refers to a conflict between opposing forces that often involves the use of physical force or weapons. It can occur in various contexts, including military operations, sports, or personal defense. The primary goal is to defeat or neutralize the opponent, which can involve strategy, tactics, and coordination. Combat can be regulated by laws and rules, especially in organized settings like sports, whereas in military contexts, it is subject to international laws and conventions. Understanding combat involves recognizing its historical, psychological, and ethical dimensions beyond just the physical confrontation.