It is open to debate whether these should all be counted as non-combatants; Rogers (for example) accepts that the French probably had about 10,000 men-at-arms, but explicitly includes one "gros valet" (an armed, armoured and mounted military servant) per French man-at-arms in his calculation of the odds.
Det kan diskuteres, om disse tjenestefolk skal tælles som ikke-kæmpende; Rogers accepterer eksempelvis, at franskmændene givetvis havde omkring 10.000 soldater, men inkluderer eksplicit én "gros valet" (en bevæbnet, pansret og bereden militærtjener) per fransk soldat i sine beregninger for forholdet.