Some Cavalry Forces
- 2d Armored Cavalry Regiment
- Chinacos (Mexican Irregular Cavalry on XIX Century wars)
- 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment
- Bayreuth Dragoons
- Blues and Royals (British Army now part of the Household Cavalry Regiment)
- Cataphracts
- 1st Cavalry Division (United States)
- Chasseurs d'Afrique (French Army)
- Companion cavalry
- Cossacks
- Cuirassier
- Dragoons
- Grey's Scouts (Rhodesian Army 1975–80)
- Garde Républicaine (French Gendarmerie)
- Governor General's Horse Guards (Canada)
- Guarda Nacional Republicana (Portuguese National Guard)
- Hakkapeliitta (Finnish cavalry of Thirty Years' War)
- Hobelars (medieval light horse)
- Hussars
- Kalmyks
- Lancers
- Life Guards (British Army now part of the Household Cavalry Regiment)
- Light Horse (Australian Army)
- Mamluks
- Numidian cavalry
- Polish cavalry
- Polish winged hussars
- Savari (Italian North African)
- Savoia Cavalry
- Sipahi (Ottoman)
- South Alberta Light Horse (Canadian Army)
- Spahi (French North African)
- Tagmata (Byzantine)
- Uhlans
- United States Cavalry
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“To fight aloud is very brave,
But gallanter I know,
Who charge within the bosom
The Cavalry of Woe.”
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