U.S. 7th Cavalry Regiment (3228 bytes)
1: ...Cavalry Regiment''' is a [[United States Army]] [[cavalry]] unit, whose lineage traces back to the late [[1...
3: ...ble, it demonstrated the sheer bravery of the 7th Cavalry forces; fourteen soldiers received the [[Congress...
5: ...]). However, it converted to a [[tank]] unit, and used mainly the [[M26 Pershing]].
7: ... grenade launcher]]. [[Claymore]] mines were also used extensively.
9: ...radley]] was the main fighting vehicle of the 7th Cavalry during that war. Afterwards, 5th Battalion was de...

Armored cavalry regiment (620 bytes)
1: ...ting vehicle]]; hence the terms [[armor]]ed and [[cavalry]].
5: ...isting Conditions - MSARNG Tenants]. Mississippi, USA: ''Mississippi Army National Guard Construction ...

26th Cavalry Regiment (PS) (1129 bytes)
1: ...y Regiment''' ('''26th CAV (PS)''') was part of [[USAFFE]]'s [[Philippine Department]], during [[World...
3: ..., was the last [[United States|US]] [[cavalry]] [[regiment]] to engage in horse-mounted [[war|warfare]]. Thi...
5: ==Formation of the 26th Cavalry Regiment==
7: ...egiment]] and the [[43rd Infantry Regiment]]. The regiment was based here, with the exception of Troop F (wh...
9: ==Decorations of the 26th Cavalry Regiment==

Ostrogothia Cavalry Regiment (2106 bytes)
1: ...th Century]]. It was reorganized into an infantry regiment in [[1791]].
5: ...a]]. It was one of the original 8 Swedish cavalry regiments mentioned in the Swedish [[constitution]] of [[1...
7: ... unit was renamed to ''Life Grenadier Regiment ''Rusthåll'' Division'' and had some sort of semi-indep...
19: *''Tjusts kompani''
24: **''Tjusts kompani''

278th Armored Cavalry Regiment (1667 bytes)
1: ...] of the United States Army 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment.]]
3: ...rps]], and is the only enhanced [[Armored Cavalry Regiment]] within the [[United States National Guard|Natio...
7: The three [[Cavalry Troop]]s of each [[Squadron]] are each equipped w...
11: * [http://www.278acr.com 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment Home Page] - official site.
12: ...acr.htm GlobalSecurity.org: 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment]

11th Armored Cavalry Regiment (1046 bytes)
1: ...rmy 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, the Blackhorse Regiment.]]
3: ...win, California|Fort Irwin]], [[California]]. The regiment has served in the [[Philippine-American War]], [[...
7: ...://www.irwin.army.mil/11acr/ 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment Home Page] - official site.
8: ...1acr.htm GlobalSecurity.org: 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment]
10: [[Category:Armored Cavalry Regiments of the U.S. Army]]

2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment (1274 bytes)
2: ...h]] of the United States Army 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment, Second Dragoons.]]
4: ...distinctive insignia]] of the 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment]]
7: ...t Polk, Louisiana|Fort Polk]], [[Louisiana]]. The regiment is capable of executing [[reconnaissance]] and se...
9: ...cipated in [[Operation Desert Storm]] under the [[US VII Corps|VII Corps]].
13: ...polk.army.mil/2ACR/index.html 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment Home Page] - official site.

7th Medium Regiment, RCA (4137 bytes)
1: ...an Artillery''', was one of six Canadian medium [[regiment]]s that saw
3: being the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Medium Regiments.
7: ...hwest Europe. Three of these units (1st, 4th, and 7th)
11: ...]] or [[armoured division]]s as were most [[field regiment]]s (25-pounder guns) but were classed as "Army" t...
13: The 7th Medium Regiment was raised in September 1939 with

7th Toronto Regiment, RCA (676 bytes)
2: ...itia]] (i.e. part time reservist) [[artillery]] [[regiment]] based in [[Toronto, Ontario]].
4: ...Scotia|early French settlements in Canada]]. They used naval artillery to defend against aggressive [[...
9: * DND Web Site: History of the 7th Toronto Regiment [http://www.army.dnd.ca/7TORONTO_REGT/English/His...
11: [[Category:Canadian regiments]]

Cavalry (12726 bytes)
1: ...ted soldiers are commonly known as '''cavalry'''. Cavalry fight from the backs of their mounts, which most ...
3: Modern cavalry units are generally not mounted on horseback (sav...
5: ==Light cavalry--heavy cavalry==
6: ... how powerful their mounts had to be in order to sustain the burden.
8: ...vy cavalry like the Byzantine [[Cataphract]] were used as shock troops, to charge the main body of the...

Polish cavalry (3490 bytes)
3: '''Polish Cavalry''' or ''Ułani'' can trace its roots to mount...
5: ... was [[Grunwald]] battle. King was Lithuanian because [[Poland]] was [[Kingdom]] of Two Nations formed...
6: ... one of greatest successes of 19th century Polish cavalry]]
7: ...d [[Tatars]]. All these could be considered light cavalry.
9: ...ough in a similar manner armored troops have been used in modern battles.

Air cavalry (2394 bytes)
1: '''Air cavalry''' are [[infantry]] units that use air units like the [[helicopter]] for mobility a...
4: ...t was unofficially called the "Flying Banana" because of its banana-like appearance. But, with the lim...
7: ...d for a new type of unit became apparent to the [[US Army]] in [[1964]] when they saw a new kind of wa...
8: ...rcumvent this problem, they developed the idea to use [[helicopters]] to leap in and out of battles, c...
10: ... be used as support. Like Infantry units, the Air Cavalry also has a platoon or two of mortars for close su...

Cavalry wing (615 bytes)
1: ...of a military [[formation]] (for example, the 4th Cavalry Wing).
3: ...orses) or [[armor]] (modern cavalry). The British Cavalry Wing became defunct in [[1939]], with the advent ...
4: [[Category:Cavalry]]

Six Divisions of Cavalry (995 bytes)
1: The '''Six Divisions of Cavalry''' (Altı Bölük) was a corps of mo...
12: The elite cavalry was the mounted counterpart to the [[Janissaries]...
17: [[Category: Cavalry]]

Household Cavalry (4679 bytes)
1: ...ibe the [[cavalry]] of the [[Household Division|Household Divisions]].
3: ...eral's Horse Guards]] is a pure Household Cavalry regiment, with armoured vehicles for combat duties and hor...
7: ... Household Division with the five [[Foot Guards]] regiments.
10: |'''Regiment'''||'''Tunic Colour'''||'''Plume Colour'''||'''Co...
17: ...ents. Like other Cavalry regiments, the Household Cavalry is divided into [[squadron]]s ([[company (militar...

Companion cavalry (802 bytes)
1: ...e flank. Alexander would lead the charge with his cavalry, normally in a wedge formation. These troops woul...
3: Each carries a long thrusting spear (xyston) and wears a curass, arm protec...
5: As heavy cavalry the companions would be Alexander the Great's dec...

Ironside (cavalry) (609 bytes)
1: ...]] political leader [[Oliver Cromwell]] in the [[17th century]]. The name came from "Old Ironsides", on...
3: ...nucleus of the [[New Model Army]]. The Ironsides' use of armour and their disciplined formation and ob...

Oklahoma City Cavalry (257 bytes)
1: The [[Oklahoma City Cavalry]] was a [[basketball]] team based in [[Oklahoma C...

Polish IV Cavalry Brigade (1141 bytes)
1: The '''IV Cavalry Brigade''' ([[Polish language|Polish]] ''IV Bryga...
3: ...s of Bolshevist 172nd Rifle Brigade. A successful cavalry charge broke the enemy lines and allowed the Pole...
8: [[Category:Polish brigades|4th Cavalry Brigade]]
9: [[Category:Polish cavalry|4th Cavalry Brigade]]

Fort Worth Cavalry (949 bytes)
1: [[Image:FortWorthCavalry.png|right|Fort Worth Cavalry logo]]
3: The '''Fort Worth Cavalry''' were an [[Arena Football League]] team which o...
5: The fact that the Cavalry played their home games at the [[Tarrant County C...

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