Eliot Cohen is a respected military historian. I have most of his books in my professional library and I was one of his ...

‘Henry V’, where at the eve of the Battle of Agincourt, Henry the Fifth the king of England, and his men, exhausted and vastly outnumbered, were preparing to fight against an army of French knights.

King Charles personally ordered the renaming of Navy submarine HMS Agincourt to avoid upsetting the French. The Monarch stepped in to overturn the submarine’s original name - which had been ...

AN EX-Nato commander has blasted woke Navy chiefs for renaming a submarine to avoid upsetting the French. HMS Agincourt is the fleet’s sixth vessel and was named after the 1415 victory by ...

The King intervened over the renaming of HMS Agincourt to avoid offending the French, it was claimed last night. Charles reportedly vetoed the name — originally approved by Queen Elizabeth II ...

Royal Navy chiefs have come under fire for dropping plans to name a new attack submarine after the Battle of Agincourt ... of a fear of offending the French government. Sir Gavin Williamson ...

The name change was announced this week, and followed reports of concern within the Ministry of Defence that the original name for the vessel may have offended the French. Agincourt refers to a ...

The Royal Navy has been accused of renaming new attack submarine HMS Agincourt to avoid upsetting the French - sparking claims of 'craven and contemptible surrender'. The seventh Astute Class boat ...

The vessel – an Astute-class submarine which is currently under construction in Barrow-in-Furness – was due to be named HMS Agincourt after an English victory over the French in 1415.