[Ansteorra-archery] Requirements for Authorizing Combat Archers

[Mike Wyvill]

The quick answer to your question is 'No, you do not have to be 
authorized as either a heavy OR light fighter in order to be authorized 
as a combat archer.'. I, for example, am not. Not that I don;t want to 
be but currently am not. I did however participate in several practices 
with several authorizing combat archery marshals and was observed at BAM 
in 2006 before being authorized. Since then I have done the observing at 
other events and am no a combat archery marshal myself.

EdV

Mike wrote:
> Heilsa,
>
> There was a clear document on how to go about authorizing someone as a 
> combat archer.
>
> I would like to know what those steps are now, since we have gone to 
> Society level minimum rules. Society level is not clear on this 
> process that I have been able to find to date.
>
> The issue is this:
>
> Does someone have to authorize first as a heavy fighter before they 
> can authorize as a combat archer?
>
> Or can they just be authorize as a combat archer (only), in which they 
> must have the following:
> the knowledge for a combat archer (at least the basics),
> understanding of heavy fighting requirements in armor,
> conduct on the field,
> and being able to recognize what a "good blow" is?
>
> Then if they wish to continue and become a heavy fighter as well, they 
> can.
>
>
> Michael Kettering
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