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Kingdom of England - Naval Sailor Service 1312-1377 | |||
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| English Ships | |||
| Ship Name | Commander | Notes | |
| Name : Cog Thomas
1340-1350 British Unrated Cog | Fleet Flagship | ||
| Name : Salle du Roi
1340-1340 British Unrated | Guy de NamurBritish Naval Sailor Marine Soldier Service 1340 | Squadron Flagship | |
| Name : Jerusalem
1340-1340 British Unrated | |||
Allied (Republic of Genoa & Royaume de France) - Naval Sailor Service 1335-1340 | |||
| French Ships, Nicolas BéhuchetFrench †Naval Sailor Service 1338-1340 | |||
Between 80 and 150 vessels, including '20 grandes cogues embarquant 200 hommes d'armes' | |||
| Ship Name | Commander | Notes | |
| French Ships, Antonio DoriaFrench Naval Sailor Service 1339-1346 | |||
| Ship Name | Commander | Notes | |
| Name : Le Saint-Georges
1340 French Unrated | Squadron Flagship | ||
| Genoese Galleys, Egidio BoccanegraGenovese Naval Sailor Service 1340-1367 | |||
40 Genoese mercenary galleys | |||
| Ship Name | Commander | Notes | |
The two French commanders were both captured and Béhuchet was hanged from the mast of his own ship, while Quiéret was beheaded, in vengeance for the massacre they had overseen at Arnemuiden two years earlier and for their raids on the English coast. Frenchmen who managed to swim ashore were clubbed to death by Flemish spectators.