Exempel på cavalry

• By and by the Indians attempted to fly, but were prevented by the cavalry. 

• The imperial cavalry charged upon their broken ranks, and the flight became universal. 

• The scout turned to the captain of cavalry standing near. 

• Then the cavalry of the King, with their horses at full speed, dashed from either side upon the helpless mob of countrymen. 

• There was the line of Mexican cavalry, well out of range, and, beyond the horsemen, were the infantry. 

• Similarly, melon beads and bronze pendants found inside military forts are usually considered to be associated with cavalry horses.

• The cavalry is behind the rows following the center which is filled with men and materiel.

• This spectacular phenomenon gave rise to several local ghost stories; a western observer compared it to a charge of the cavalry.

• With him were 18,000 cavalry, 120,000 infantry, 150 elephants, and considerable artillery.

• Many cavalry officers feared, with some justification, that the royal tank corps hoped to expand at their expense.

• As one goes further back in time, so the relationship between chivalry, a key word, and cavalry, a witness word, becomes closer.

• Gone were the regimental marching bands, displays with flags, cavalry formations, carriages of notables, festivities for the monarch's birthday and for royal visits.

• But these were almost exclusively cavalry and infantry commissions without any advanced technical training.

• The priest and the cavalry officer have learned to measure non-existence against mere incapacity.

• Many of these women were the wives of cavalry officers who had access to horses through their husband's line of work.

• Mobile divisions might consist of either a cavalry brigade or an infantry brigade in buses and two mixed armoured brigades.

• It asserted that the infantry was the dominant arm, and that the other arms - the cavalry, artillery, and engineers - largely existed to act as their servants.

• Pitched battles were usually decided by heavy cavalry, but since the royal gendarmerie was largely recruited from the nobility it was a scarce resource which had to be carefully husbanded.

• Patrols by cavalry will be difficult, but by motor-car it can largely be carried out.

• These depots will also form permanent recruiting centres for certain cavalry regiments, and the recruits will be clothed and armed at them.