- Historically,
cavalry (from the
French word cavalerie,
itself derived from "cheval"
meaning "horse") are
soldiers or
warriors who
fight mounted on horseback...
-
United States Cavalry, or U.S.
Cavalry, was the
designation of the
mounted force of the
United States Army. The
United States Cavalry was
formally created...
- and 1,500
cavalry, plus a
cavalry reserve of 4,700. On the left was II
Corps under Reille with 13,000 infantry, and 1,300
cavalry, and a
cavalry reserve...
- 2nd
Cavalry Regiment, also
known as the 2nd Dragoons, is an
active Stryker infantry and
cavalry regiment of the
United States Army. The
Second Cavalry Regiment...
- The 1st
Cavalry Division ("First Team") is a
combined arms
division and is one of the most
decorated combat divisions of the
United States Army. It is...
- The 7th
Cavalry Regiment is a
United States Army
cavalry regiment formed in 1866. Its
official nickname is "Garryowen",
after the
Irish air "Garryowen"...
-
Cavalry Football Club, is a
Canadian professional soccer club
based in the
Calgary metropolitan region of Alberta. The club
competes at the top of the...
-
Cavalry Scout is the job
title of
someone who has
achieved the
military occupational specialty of 19D
Armored Reconnaissance Specialist in the Combat...
- The
United States Army
Armor and
Cavalry Collection is a
combat vehicle collection owned by the
Armor School located at Fort Moore, Georgia. It is one...
- The
Cavalry and
Guards Club is a
London gentlemen's club, at 127 Piccadilly,
situated next to the RAF Club. The club has
three foundation dates: 1810...