Military Communities in Late Medieval England (EPDF) von Gary P. Baker

The theme of warfare as a collective enterprise investigated in the theatres of both land and sea.

Andrew Ayton: A Recognition of his Work
Foreword by Nigel Saul
Adrew Ayton: A Brief Tribute
'Big and Beautiful'. Destriers in Edward I's Armies - Michael C Prestwich
Cum Equis Discoopertis: The 'Irish' Hobelar in the English Armies of the Fourteenth Century - Robert W. Jones
Andrew Ayton, the Military Community and the Evolution of the Gentry in Fourteenth-Century England - Peter Coss
Knights Banneret, Military Recruitment and Social Status, c.1270-c.1420: A View from the Reign of Edward I - David Simpkin
Sir Henry of Beaumont and his Retainers: The Dynamics of a Lord's Military Retinues and Affinity in Early Fourteenth-Century England - Andy King
Financing the Dynamics of Recruitment: King, Earls and Government in Edwardian England, 1330-60 - Matt Raven
The Symbolic Meaning of Edward III's Garter Badge - Clifford J. Rogers
Sir Robert Knolles' Expedition to France in 1370: New Perspectives - Gary Baker
The Organisation and Financing of English Expeditions to the Baltic during the Later Middle Ages - Tony K. Moore
The Organisation and Financing of English Expeditions to the Baltic during the Later Middle Ages - Adrian R. Bell
Naval Service and the Cinque Ports, 1322-1453 - Craig Lambert
The Garrison Establishment in Lancastrian Normandy in 1436 according to Surviving Lists in Bibliotheque Nationale de France manuscrit francais 25773 - Anne Curry
Bibliography of the Writings of Andrew Ayton