Did Medieval armies have "precision archers" equivalent to today's sniper?

They probably called it the “Battle of Hastings” because the “Battle of Battle” sounds stupid.

If they were in such a hurry to name it then they could have called it The Haste of Battle.

Doesn’t sound very surrender-monkeyish to me.

Oh, the French aren’t known in the long haul for being surrenderers. The French are known for being obnoxious gits. If you live an an Anglo-centric country, that is. Even if the French were key to your getting and keeping your independence from that country and gave you a really nifty statue and have been allied with you in two world wars and in the entire last century.