a good link

[Teutonic Knight]

here ye go enjoy

nice reference...... (http://members.aol.com/dargolyt/TheForge)

ps. click on the fire....

[Teutonic Knight]

no replies?

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[econ21]

OK, I'll reply - I found that link before and it is quite interesting, particularly to see the equipment being discussed.

Another good link I found is on the War of the Roses; a little after the MTW period but presumably not a bad insight into warfare in the "late" period:
http://www.medievalfortress.com/books/wor/wor_eng_cont.html

Maybe we should use this thread to post other good links too?

[Teutonic Knight]

yes yes good ides, this will be the LINK THREAD post all the good ones you know of Here come the links

[Teutonic Knight]

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[econ21]

OK, here's another good link:

http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/matthaywood/main/Hungarian_Battles.htm

It goes into a lot of detail on various Eastern European armies of the period from a wargamers perspective, but also clearly a bona fide student of medieval warfare. I read it and was frankly very impressed with how historically accurate MTW is.

[Teutonic Knight]

keep the links comin brutha http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cgi/emoticons/smokin.gif

[econ21]

A couple more links:
http://www.regia.org
These are re-enactors and have some good stuff on Saxon warfare, relevant to the early period of MTW.
A more scholarly source is:
http://www.deremilitari.org
I'd welcome any other people posting threads, although after a week of internet trawling, I'm starting to think I have to start reading books... a revolutionary thought

[Teutonic Knight]

very nice