Crècy

Crècy, ongoingly referred to as the Battle of Crécy, was a significant medieval battle fought in 1346 during the Hundred Years’ War between England and France. The English army, despite being outnumbered, used innovative tactics—most notably longbowmen—to deliver devastating volleys of arrows, which overwhelmed the French forces. The victory demonstrated the effectiveness of the English longbow and marked a turning point in medieval warfare, showcasing the importance of discipline, terrain advantage, and new weaponry. Crècy remains a notable example of how technological innovation and strategic planning can overcome numerical superiority in warfare.