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An archer is someone who practices archery. Examples of archers can be found at the List of archers article. They were used in ancient and medieval times as part of armies. An archer was equipped with a bow and arrows which they used for long range battles. Archer can also refer to:

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People

Archer (surname)
Anne Archer, American actress
Colin Archer, naval architect
Frederick Scott Archer, British pioneer of photography
Geoffrey Archer, British author of military thrillers
Gleason Archer, Sr., founder of Suffolk University
Gleason Archer, Jr., American theologian
Iain Archer, Irish musicia
James Archer, Scottish painter
James J. Archer, American Civil War Confederate general
James W. Archer, American Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
Jeffrey Archer, British author, former politician
Johnny Archer, American professional pool player
Lester Archer, American Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
Richard Archer, English singer/songwriter, frontman of UK band Hard-Fi
Tasmin Archer, English soul/pop/rock singer
Thomas Archer, English Baroque architect
Thomas Archer (pastoralist)
Violet Archer, composer
William Archer (critic)
William S. Archer (1789-1855), Virginian politician

Fictional characters

Cate Archer, the main character in No One Lives Forever, a computer game

Frank Archer, a soldier in the Fullmetal Alchemist anime

Jonathan Archer, the captain in the television show Star Trek: Enterprise

Lew Archer, a private detective in series of novels by Ross MacDonald (named in honor of the The Maltese Falcon character)

Newland Archer, a character in Edith Wharton's 1920 novel, The Age of Innocence

Sean Archer, a character portrayed by John Travolta/Nicolas Cage in the movie Face/Off

Archer (comics), an X-Factor character in Marvel Comics

Archer (Fate/stay night), a character from the Fate/stay night anime

The Archers, the family at the centre of the eponymous BBC radio soap opera about rural life in England

Arash, Arash (and variants) is a heroic archer-figure of Iranian oral tradition and folklore(Shahnameh).

Military

Archer (tank destroyer), the British tank destroyer

HMS Archer, name of seven ships of the Royal Navy

HMAS Archer, name of a ship of the Royal Australian Navy

AA-11 Archer, NATO reporting name of the Vympel R-73 air-to-air missile

Project ARCHER (ARCHER Artillery System), an international partnership to develop the next generation self-propelled artillery system for Sweden and Denmark

Operation Archer, Canadian Forces supporting the ISAF and Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan

Aviation

Airborne Real-time Cueing Hyperspectral Enhanced Reconnaissance, an aerial imaging system

Piper Archer, a variant of the Piper Aircraft Cherokee general aviation airplane

Other uses

Archer River, a river in Cape York Peninsula, Australia

Archer, Florida, a city in the United States

Archer, Nebraska

"Green Archers", the varsity teams of De La Salle University-Manila

Archer (horse), an Australian racehorse that won the first two Melbourne Cups.

Archer (typeface), a typeface by American type designers Hoefler & Frere-Jones

"An Archer", English slang for the amount of £2000, the sum allegedly given by Jeffrey Archer to Monica Coghlan

Archer (band), hailing from Santa Cruz, California

Archer Grand Prix cycle race, an international cycle race held annually in Britain for over 50 years

Archer Road Club, a London-based cycling club

"Archer", the anglicized version of the German name Schütze, meaning "shooter" or "rifleman"

Archer Bible, a translation of the Bible

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