A squadron of the Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry was at once ordered to charge the works with drawn sabres, which was done in good order.

Once the dominant force on European battlefields, cavalry faced machine guns, barbed wire, and artillery in the First World ...

World War I Drove Cavalry Into the History Books, But Not For The Reasons You Think Horses were still used in World War II, but their effectiveness had waned.

For those unfamiliar with the event, Corbit’s Charge was a small but significant cavalry skirmish near today’s intersection of East Main Street and Washington Road, between Gen. J.E.B. Stuart ...

The last true “charge” took part during the Battle of Schoenfeld near the end of the Second World War in March 1945, when a small united of Polish cavalry, supporting Soviet infantry ...