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Day in History – 25 October 1415

25 Oct 1415 - The Battle of Agincourt The English longbow proves its effectiveness and nearly wipes out the flower of French nobility and knighthood.

Designed to hunt and destroy tanks, the Apache attack helicopter has significantly improved the Army's operational capability. Apache can operate in all weathers, day or night and detect, classify and prioritise up to 256 potential targets in a matter of seconds. It carries a mix of weapons including rockets, Hellfire missiles and a 30mm chain gun. In addition to the distinctive Longbow Radar located above the rotor blades, this aircraft is equipped with a Day TV system, Apache Helicopter, Tv System, Army Air Corps, Run For Your Life, Military Veterans, British Army, Helicopter, Aircraft

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Designed to hunt and destroy tanks, the Apache attack helicopter has significantly improved the Army's operational capability. Apache can operate in all weathers, day or night and detect, classify and prioritise up to 256 potential targets in a matter of seconds. It carries a mix of weapons including rockets, Hellfire missiles and a 30mm chain gun. In addition to the distinctive Longbow Radar located above the rotor blades, this aircraft is equipped with a Day TV system,

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Battle of Sluys, 24 June 1340, was the most amazing naval battle of the Hundred Years War. Edward III's quick reactions and the crippling blows from the English longbow completely destroyed the French fleet. With 20,000 French casualties, this battle could easily be considered Cannae on water.

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Hungarian Recurve Bow C, sometimes referred to as a reflex bow (because unlike standard recurves, the limbs curve twice) or a composite bow (because of the multiple materials used). These bows have the same power as an English longbow in a much shorter package, allowing the bow to be used from horseback. Hungarian bows are notable for the "ears" which the string loops around.

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A company of elite longbow archers perished aboard Henry VIII's flagship the Mary Rose when it sank almost five centuries ago, scientists have discovered. Researchers have identified the elite archers who died alongside sailors on Henry VIII's flagship, due to evidence of repetitive strain in their shoulders and spines.

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The Battle of Crécy took place on 26 August 1346 near Crécy in northern France, and was one of the most important battles of the Hundred Years' War. 10,000 English Longbowmen devastated 25,000 French knights in a battle which demonstrated the power of the 14th century superweapon - the longbow. The age of chivalry was over.

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A Boeing AH-64 Apache Longbow fully loaded with a complement of 16 Hellfire anti-armor missiles dusting off a river in a hover at low altitude. Close ground support at it's finest!

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Gwydir Castle is set in the picturesque vale of Conwy in Snowdonia and was built by Howell Coetmore who was commander of the longbow men at the battle of Poitiers in 1356. The castle was the home of the Wynn baronets, descendants of the Kings and Princes of Gwynedd