- The
harquebusier was the most
common form of
cavalry found throughout Western Europe during the
early to mid-17th century.
Early harquebusiers were characterised...
- Lobster-tailed pot helmet, also
known as the zischägge, horseman's pot and
harquebusier's pot, was a type of
combat helmet. It was
derived from an
Ottoman Turkish...
- mercenaries,
namely German Landsknecht pikemen and
professional Spanish harquebusiers, sent by
Charles V, who was Holy
Roman Emperor and King of Spain. Queen...
-
German Reiters,
added one or more pistols,
while other cavalry, such as
harquebusiers,
tried various shorter,
lightened versions of the
infantry arquebus...
-
variously called pistoleers, cuir****iers, or Reiters. In addition,
harquebusiers -
cavalry with
lighter armour using longer firearms, such as doglock...
- in
Afghanistan from 2002 to 2013.
Carabinier Cuir****ier
Gendarmerie Harquebusier Hobilar Hussar Motorized infantry Reiter – A type of pistol-armed cavalry...
- hand-held firearms. Later,
similar competing tactics would feature harquebusiers or
musketeers in
formation with pikemen,
pitted against cavalry firing...
- as a
separate class of cavalry—the
arquebusier or in
England as the
harquebusier). In general,
commanders expected Reiters to be able to
engage their...
-
Harquebusiers....
-
April 1586. She was one of
eleven children of
Gaspar Flores [es], a
harquebusier in the
Imperial Spanish army
whose family were from Baños de Montemayor...
