Could it be the Mongol Cavalry?
Known for their exceptional mobility and endurance, the Mongol cavalry was a key component of Genghis Khan’s army. They were expert horsemen and archers, capable of firing arrows accurately while riding at high speeds.
Perhaps the Huns?
The Huns, under leaders like Attila, were feared for their fast and fierce cavalry. They were adept in using bows on horseback and were known for their hit-and-run tactics.
Cavalry of Alexander the Great of Macedonia?
Alexander’s cavalry, part of the ancient Macedonian army, was crucial in his conquests. They were well-trained, heavily armored, and used sophisticated tactics, like the famous wedge formation.
Polish Winged Hussars (Heavy Cavalry)
The Winged Hussars of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, from the 16th to the 18th century, were considered one of the most powerful cavalries in medieval Europe. Their style of combat and equipment led to numerous victories in battles.
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Nope….1st Cavalry Division of the U.S. Army(having Apache helicopter)
