banarby edward II, 1314

edward III
battle of dipping moor 1332
battle of halidon hill 1333
battle of nevillle's cross 1346


military revolution vs. RMA
king's pay

regiment as a unit of military culture
women/camp followers out

artillery systems
- Keller
- Valliere - bronse, heavy siege weapons, not goid as field guns, no
howizers, used in US war of independece, 1726-ish
- Gribeauval - 1765 -  bronse, lighter gun tubes, standard, lighter
standard gun carriages, standard calibers, cast as solid block and drilled
bore: better tolerances, less gunpowder
- year XI system (napoleon)
- Valee - 1828
- canon-obusier 1850s - can fire explosive shells, smooth-bore
- La Hitte 1858 - rifled, bronse, muzzle-loading, elongated grooved shells,
longer distances, heavier shots
- de bange 1877 - breech loader, obdurator, screw-breech
- Welin lock

shots: solid, canister, grapeshot shrapnel, incendiary, armor-piercing,
high-explosive

ancien regime: disallow troops to forage lest they desert, hard to train,
have to be supplied from magasine hence need to operate close to supply
depot, had to be drilled, initiative disallowed

dreyse's needle gun
Moltke, Bismark, railroad warfare
ruhn's reform
krupp's gun
liberals in parliament
battle of  konnigratz

quick-firing gun: up to 30 shots per min. navy adopted first. Recoil
system, breech loading, composite ammunition, smokeless gunpowder

close-order vs. open-order (skirmish-order) combat

drednaught, HMS Invincible
Fischer, Toeplitz

navy battle of jutland

indirect fire