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  1. History. The United States Cavalry in various forms from 1775 to 1942, was historically a horse-mounted cavalry force that played a significant role in a number of chapters of US history to the present day. These include the American Revolutionary War, and every major subsequent war in which the United States was involved.

  2. The 19th century witnessed a significant transformation in the role and equipment of the US cavalryman. Technological advancements, the transition to mechanization, and tactical innovations all contributed to this evolution. The legacy of these cavalrymen continues to impact modern military strategies.

  3. Cavalry in the American Revolution. “The shock was so sudden and violent, they could not stand it” By Travis Shaw. Library of Congress. By the 18 th century, cavalry represented one of the three basic troop types of any European army, along with the infantry and artillery.

  4. Cavalry was most valuable when war was fluid—during a battle’s first (locating) and third (pursuit) phases. On the Western Front, the first and third phases had been brief. But the middle phase (struggle) had lasted four long years. Cavalry was important in the middle phase also, the cavalrymen argued, but mainly on the flanks of a battle.

  5. 7 de dic. de 2017 · In early August, 1861, Congress re-designated the regiment as the 1st U.S. Cavalry. Assigned to the Cavalry Reserve and then the Reserve Brigade in the Army of the Potomac, the regiment distinguished itself on numerous fields from Virginia to Pennsylvania. Officers and Men of Company K, 1st U.S. Cavalry at Brandy Station, VA in ...

  6. The primary objective of the United States Cavalry Association is to preserve the history and traditions of the U.S. Cavalry service. We accomplish this goal through publications, events, and preservation of artifacts, photographs and written materials associated with the cavalry in our Museum and Research Library.

  7. The U. S. Cavalry Museum is located in Fort Riley's historic main post district. Originally constructed in 1855 for use as a hospital, the building was remodeled and became headquarters to...