More than a century of intermittent war between England and France during the late Medieval period.

This war saw the rise of the English Longbow as a decisive factor in war, and although this period saw some of the great chivalric leaders, it began the decline of the Knight as the primary weapon.

By its end, handguns and artillery were superceeding other missile weapons and plate armour was becoming obsolete.

• 14th Century Anglo/French war of succession 1337 - 1350
• Sluys 24 June 1340
• Crécy 26 August 1346
• off Winchelsea 29 August 1350
• La Rochelle 22 June 1372 - 23 June 1372
• Agincourt 25 October 1415
• Castillion 17 July 1453