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Many thousands of horses used by the British Army during World War 1 came from Ireland, which was still under British rule at that time. Many of these horses passed through a British Army depot in north county Dublin, near the village of Lusk. An old red-brick building still remains at the location today and is known as Remount House. The roundabout at the junction of the nearby R127 and R128 roads is called "Remount Roundabout." The term "Remount" was used to describe a horse in training and derives from the time when horses were used in battle. When a rider was killed, the horse was brought back into training to be literally remounted. The term is still used by military and police mounted units today.
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Who took horses to war?
Everyone in the world has used horses for war at some point in history. Horses have been an invaluable help in developing the world and in warfare.
What are some secondary sources for World War 1?
there is no answer
Were horses killed in World War I?
8 million horses were killed in world war 1
Where horses or donkeys used in World War 2?
Mainly horses were used in World War 2. But donkeys were used in World War 1.
What were horses fed in world war 1?
War is hell for everybody but the horses that were used during the war were treated well.
Did they use horses for world war 2?
no
What did World War I horses look like when they had mud on th em?
World War 1 horses when muddy looks like an muddy horse..
Where did they get the horses from in World War 1?
from horse owners
How did horses get abroad in world war 1?
by swimming
How did they get around in World War 2?
They walked or they had horses
How did horses get over to world war 1?
Like many of the troops, the horses went by ship.
How many horses were sent to World War 2?
2400
