A little off subject, but, is this now the last Cavalry charge in U.S. history? http://www.defensemedianetwork.com/stories/operation-enduring-freedom-the-first-49-days-4/
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1930s Cavalry- Mechanized and Horse
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One of the older loadmasters in my squadron had a father in the US Army back in the 1930s and thru WW2.
One of the shooting disciplines he was taught was something called, "Snap shooting". He said it was shooting from horseback.
One of the shooting disciplines he was taught was something called, "Snap shooting". He said it was shooting from horseback.