Archery:Briefing format - Revision history

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Angele at 00:57, 12 July 2025

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	{{~~DISPLAYTITLE:~~Briefing format}}		<noinclude>{{ChapterInfo\|Target Archery and Thrown Weapons Handbook\|10\|Briefing format}}</noinclude>
	The military and emergency services often use a particular format for giving briefings. Here is an example of how it could be applied to an archery event.		<P>The military and emergency services often use a particular format for giving briefings. Here is an example of how it could be applied to an archery event.
			<P>A briefing should be given to everyone participating and watching.
	A briefing should be given to everyone participating and watching.

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	Excellent. Could I have the first six archers to the line? The range is now open, you may shoot at will.		Excellent. Could I have the first six archers to the line? The range is now open, you may shoot at will.


	~~[[Category: Target Archery Rules]]~~
	~~[[Category: Target Archery Appendix]]~~
	~~[[Category: Target Archery Rulebook \| Appendix5]]~~

Angele at 11:45, 5 May 2018

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	[[Category: Target Archery Rules]]		[[Category: Target Archery Rules]]
	[[Category: Target Archery Appendix]]		[[Category: Target Archery Appendix]]
	[[Category: Target Archery Rulebook \| ~~Appendix6~~]]		[[Category: Target Archery Rulebook \| Appendix5]]

Angele at 11:22, 5 May 2018

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	The military and emergency services often use a particular format for giving briefings. Here is an example of how it could be applied to an archery event.		The military and emergency services often use a particular format for giving briefings. Here is an example of how it could be applied to an archery event.

	A briefing should be given to everyone participating and watching		A briefing should be given to everyone participating and watching.

	== Ground ==		== Ground ==

Angele at 11:22, 5 May 2018

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	The military and emergency services often use a particular format for giving briefings. Here is an example of how it could be applied to an archery event.		The military and emergency services often use a particular format for giving briefings. Here is an example of how it could be applied to an archery event.

Angele: Angele moved page Briefing to Archery:Briefing without leaving a redirect

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Angele: /* Example briefing for a shoot */

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Example briefing for a shoot

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	Make sure you have signed in with our list keeper, Myfanwy. Please wave, Myf! When you have been eliminated, please let her know so she can record your final distance for you.		Make sure you have signed in with our list keeper, Myfanwy. Please wave, Myf! When you have been eliminated, please let her know so she can record your final distance for you.

	Remember, if anyone sees any problems, call "Hold!". If you hear anyone call Hold!, ~~remove~~ your arrow from your bow, and wait for instructions. It's for your safety.		Remember, if anyone sees any problems, call "Hold!". If you hear anyone call "Hold!", do not shoot! Remove your arrow from your bow, and wait for instructions. It's for your safety.

	Does anyone have any questions?		Does anyone have any questions?

Angele: /* Control and communication */

2018-05-02T10:00:54Z

Control and communication

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	*Holds		*Holds
	**If you see a safety problem on the range, call "Hold!".		**If you see a safety problem on the range, call "Hold!".
	**If anyone calls "Hold!" ~~lower~~ your bow or weapon, carefully remove your arrows or bolt from your weapon, and wait for the Target Archery Marshal to tell you what to do.		**If anyone calls "Hold!" Do not shoot! Lower your bow or weapon, carefully remove your arrows or bolt from your weapon, and wait for the Target Archery Marshal to tell you what to do.

	== Questions ==		== Questions ==

Angele: /* Example briefing for a shoot */

2018-04-28T07:25:34Z

Example briefing for a shoot

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	Looks like we can fit six to the line at once. Please all stand astride the line, and please fill in a gap when an archer steps back.		Looks like we can fit six to the line at once. Please all stand astride the line, and please fill in a gap when an archer steps back.

	Remember not to nock or loose when anyone is forward of the line, and wait for the instruction to shoot.		Remember not to nock or loose when anyone is forward of the line, and wait for the instruction to shoot. I'll call "Range is open, you may fire at will."

	When we are all done, we'll put our bows down, and wait for instructions before going to collect arrows.		When we are all done, we'll put our bows down, and wait for instructions before going to collect arrows. I'll call "Range is closed, move forward and collect."

	After each round, we'll move back another five yards, if you are still in. If no one hits the target at a particular distance we'll do another round at the same distance until someone hits the target.		After each round, we'll move back another five yards, if you are still in. If no one hits the target at a particular distance we'll do another round at the same distance until someone hits the target.
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	Make sure you have signed in with our list keeper, Myfanwy. Please wave, Myf! When you have been eliminated, please let her know so she can record your final distance for you.		Make sure you have signed in with our list keeper, Myfanwy. Please wave, Myf! When you have been eliminated, please let her know so she can record your final distance for you.

	Remember, if anyone sees any problems, call "~~hold~~". If you hear anyone call ~~hold~~, remove your arrow from your bow, and wait for instructions. It's for your safety.		Remember, if anyone sees any problems, call "Hold!". If you hear anyone call Hold!, remove your arrow from your bow, and wait for instructions. It's for your safety.

	Does anyone have any questions?		Does anyone have any questions?

Angele: /* Control and communication */

2018-04-28T07:24:09Z

Control and communication

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	**How you will tell people when they are allowed to shoot and when to stop - e.g. "Range is open," "Range is closed." "You may fire at will." "Stop shooting." "Loose when ready." etc.		**How you will tell people when they are allowed to shoot and when to stop - e.g. "Range is open," "Range is closed." "You may fire at will." "Stop shooting." "Loose when ready." etc.
	*Holds		*Holds
	**If you see a safety problem on the range, call "~~hold~~".		**If you see a safety problem on the range, call "Hold!".
	**If anyone calls "~~hold,~~" lower your bow or weapon, carefully remove your arrows or bolt from your weapon, and wait for the Target Archery Marshal to tell you what to do.		**If anyone calls "Hold!" lower your bow or weapon, carefully remove your arrows or bolt from your weapon, and wait for the Target Archery Marshal to tell you what to do.

	== Questions ==		== Questions ==