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I am finally getting around to making my tabard, and I need a large png of the Mazmus symbol to give to the artist to put on my tabard.

If anyone has the picture around, please send it to me

Does anyone know of any authors or have access to any historical manuals for fights involving more than 2 people? Skirmishes, brawls, etc., things that happen outside the duelling ground.

Alternatively, military training manuals for actual use in the field would be appreciated as well.

I'm in a HEMA club and we're just starting musket-bayonet fencing. A few members have been interested in modern bayonets however, and I've been looking for publicly available documents or manuals for any CAF training on the subject.

Any help would be very much appreciated

I am considering a switch from reserves to reg-force as an NCIOP in the near future. So far the only thing holding me back is that I currently am training to compete in HEMA and Buhurt tournaments.

if I join the Reg-Force navy, is there any way I'd be able to continue that, or go to tournaments? Or is the time commitment to both comp sports and the Navy too great to balance?

Anyone with similar experiences, help is appreciated

I can successfully launch the game to the "press any button" screen. I press a button and the game crashes, the launcher throws this error code:
[Common.Filesystem] <Error> (SLSession) io_file.cpp:202 Open: Failed to open the file at path=C:\Users\{name}\AppData\Roaming\shadPS4\home\1000\savedata\CUSA18581\sce_sdmemory\memory.dat, error_message=permission denied

What could the cause of this be and how can I fix it? the CUSA file number in the home\1000\savedata file is also different to the CUSA file the gp4 file has listed but is the automatically generated one.

I'm looking for a reputable manufacturer who makes swords from the indian subcontinent. Or, failing that, what the process would be to commission a custom-made sword?

Any and all advice is very much appreciated

I saw a picture a little while ago that I have not been able to track down since. it was a Talwar with an extended tang, that could be used to grip the weapon with two hands instead of one. if anyone could find that picture (or tell me if it was a fever dream) I'd be grateful

I'm looking into making myself a set of byzantine-inspired scale or lamellar armour, and am trying to figure out where I would source the steel plates from.

Any suggestions for suppliers would be much appreciated. Preferably nothing from the USA, tarrifs and fees are insane.

What was the historical reason for the difference in construction style? Intuitively, I'd imagine that the taller stone walls would have provided archers and crossbowmen with improved range to handle steppe raids, and with China being a relatively unified nation-state they could have afforded the increased cost.

Was it the presence of black powder so early in Chinese history that changed fort construction? Or was the terrain just better suited for that style of construction? Or something else entirely?

I am unfortunately most likely going to be quitting my buhurt gym in the new year, as I do not think I can morally or financially support them. However I have already spent the money on weapons and armour, and intend to continue the sport. How would I go about being an independent, in duel categories and pro fights and the like? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I will be receiving a full set of armour in April/May, in order to compete in Buhurt (armored knight fighting tournaments). I will most likely be attending as an independent. Mostly because my current gym's female team has turned out to be transphobic, so I won't be supporting them. With that in mind, I'd like to ask his permission to rep the symbols of the Mazmus on a tabard for those fights.