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 A **Marshal in Training** (abbreviated as MiT) is someone experienced in a particular martial area who has started the process of becoming a full [[activities:service:offices:marshal|Marshal]]. The process of being an MiT is intended to help train people to become full Marshals by walking them through the various responsibilities of the position while under the supervision of other experienced Marshals.
-MiTs exist in many martial areas, including armoured combat, rapier, archery, thrown weapons, equestrian, youth combat, and youth rapier combat.
+MiTs exist in many martial areas, including armoured combat, fencing, archery, thrown weapons, equestrian, youth combat, and youth fencing.
-At events, MiTs frequently will assist the Marshal in Charge (abbreviated as MiC) for the event in the conduct of any martial activitiess which may be held, except for running Crown Tournament. The MiT will, under supervision, conduct armour and weapon inspections relevant to that particular marshal discipline. Often the MiC will have the MiT talk their way through the inspection in order to ensure they know what they are looking for. In rapier and armoured combat (where authorizations are reqired before participating in activities at events), an MiT will often attend and participate in the authorizations of new fighters in an observational role to see what the process is.
+At events, MiTs frequently will assist the Marshal in Charge (abbreviated as MiC) for the event in the conduct of any martial activitiess which may be held, except for running Crown Tournament. The MiT will, under supervision, conduct armour and weapon inspections relevant to that particular marshal discipline. Often the MiC will have the MiT talk their way through the inspection in order to ensure they know what they are looking for. In fencing and armoured combat (where authorizations are reqired before participating in activities at events), an MiT will often attend and participate in the authorizations of new fighters in an observational role to see what the process is.
 For armoured combat, the MiT must contact the Kingdom [[activities:service:offices:earl_marshal