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This is a list of all of the '''[[armoured units]]''' formed by the [[Australian Army]] == Historic units == ...

{{Short description|Soviet combined horse and tank corps}} ...1944. | Cossack Cavalry Kuban-Slutsk Red Banner Orders of Suvorov, Kutuzov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky Division. 1944.]] ...

| equipment = <!-- Culture and history --> ...of the [[United States Army]] formed in the [[Colorado Territory]] in 1861 and active in the [[American West]] in the late 19th century. ...

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...he occupation of [[Johannesburg]] and [[Pretoria]], the pursuit of de Wet, and the Barberton & De Kaap campaigns against the Boers. ...des (Lumsden's) Infantry, and an Afridi [[Pashtun]] Daffadar of the Guides Cavalry, 1908 (c)]] ...

|type= Cavalry The '''26th Hussars''' was a [[Cavalry regiments of the British Army|cavalry regiment]] of the [[British Army]] from 1941 to 1943.<ref name=regiments>{{ ...

The '''French 2nd Light Cavalry Division''' ''(2e Division de Cavalerie Légère)'' was a [[French Army]] div ...] in May 1940 the [[Division (military)|division]] contained the following units: ...

==Cavalry/Mounted== * [[Cavalry Corps (United Kingdom)|Cavalry Corps]] ...

The corps fought in the fierce battles around [[Summa]] and in the defence of [[Viipuri]]. **[[Finnish Cavalry Brigade|Cavalry Brigade]] ...

...g missions. They were usually equipped with [[Javelin (weapon)|javelin]]s, and a [[sword]]. Sometimes they wore either [[linen]] or [[leather]] armour, as ...that the term ''prodromos'' was used in reference to the aides attached to cavalry officers.<ref>Bugh, p. 222-223</ref> ...