Medieval Warfare - Agincourt all the time

Medieval Warfare IX.1

Theme: The Battle of Agincourt revisited

• Randall Moffett, 'The English man-at-arms at Agincourt - Fully armoured'.
• Michael Livingston, 'Finding a missing battlefield - Where was the Battle of Agincourt fought?'.
• Kelly DeVries, 'It is advised that there should be a large "battle" - The French battle plan at Agincourt'.

• William E. Welsh, 'A much less successful sequel - The crusade of 1101'.
• Steven Muhlberger, 'Taking the castle of Thurie - Stories from a knightly drinking party'.
• Ilana Krug, 'Military provisioning during the Great Famine - "Alas! I die from hunger!"'.
• Kay Smith and Ruth R. Brown, 'Modern testing of a medieval weapon - Arrows and arrowheads'.
• Terri Barnes, 'The intrigue of the female warrior - Lagertha, Joan of Arc, and Matilda of Tuscany'.
• Peter Purton, 'Military engineers in the middle ages - Castle builders and castle breakers'.
• Murray Dahm, 'Non-military films of the medieval world - In civilian garb'.

Medieval Warfare Special 2015 - 1415: The Battle of Agincourt with

• Brian Todd Carey - Historical introduction
• Michael Jones - Henry V as military commander
• Adam Chapman – Recruitment and organisation of the English Army
• Hugh Soar - The war bow
• Anne Curry - The Battle of Agincourt
• Jean-Claude Brunner - Too many dukes: The French commanders
• Bertrand Scherb - Recruitment and organization of the French army
• Tobias Capwell - French and English weapons and armour/equipment
• Nils Visser - The source: Agincourt on paper
• Stephen Cooper - Shakespeare and the myth of Agincourt
• Christophe Gilliot - A ‘gens d'armes’ at Agincourt
• Stephen Bennett - The aftermath