Through the years and many countries, there have been different types and names of soldiers who fought on horse back.
Here are a few.
Mounted Infantry
Cavalrymen
Lancers
Hussars
Cuirassiers
Dragoons
Chasseurs
Carabineres
One of the Australian troops in WWI was the Light Horse Brigade, or Light Horsemen.
The Calvary were the soldiers that were on horseback. Chivalry was the word that was used when the knights would do the fighting while on horseback.
Generally they were 'cavalry' , -types included dragoons, lancers, uhlans, and light cavalry .
horsemen.
The general term used in USA is "cavalry". However, many different types of mounted soldiers were used by various nations; some fought on horseback and some rode into battle and fought dismounted. Some were heavily armed and wore breast plates and others were light cavalry. Other terms include: Dragoons Hussars Currasiers (wore a breast plate called the currass) Carabaniers Lancers (armed with a lance) Ulhans (German name for lancers)
In the 19th and 20th century when soldiers used to ride horses they were considered Cavlary.
Cavalry are horse soldiers although the term is now used almost exclusively with mechanized cavalry or air cavalry the US Army 1st Cavalry Division still keeps a horse detachment as a historical reminder and a recruiting tool stationed at Ft. Hood TX.
Cavalry.
Mounted soldiers on horseback are called cavalry.
Historically, this was a very noble position. Most kingdoms had cavalry and they were quite an advantage in fighting wars. Today, most armies do not maintain a cavalry unit that actually goes into battle.
A Cavalry unit is made up of a,
Regiment
Squadron
Platoon
Troop
Squad
Unless of course they are a unit of Mounted Infantry, then they keep their normal Infantry sub-unit designations.
Your question is vague. There were many names for Cavalry units used by various countries and various armies over the last 200 years. The names were adopted to signify their role in the army or the type of weapon or armor they wore. Here are a list of names of cavalry units.
Knight
dragoon
lancer (or uhlan)
carabiniers
curraissers
hussars
Chasseurs
Chevau-Legers
Eclaireurs a Cheval
Cossacks
During the American Civil War, some cavalry regiments were named Partisan Rangers which was intended to show they were meant to be used to defend their home state. Example: 56 Alabama Partisan Rangers.
Individual cavarly men were referred to as Troopers instead of the term soldiers.
Troops mounted on horse back are called, Cavalry.
A group of soldiers riding horses may be on a mission to find a missing person. This was also a way for soldiers to travel when going into battle.
Good question. The Roman Calvary (In Latin: equites Romani) consisted of mounted soldiers called "Calvarymen". I hope I provided the answer you were looking for.
That is generally 'cavalry' - and there are a few different types of it.
Generally they were 'cavalry' , -types included dragoons, lancers, uhlans, and light cavalry .
Cavalry
A horse box is the English name for a horse float ( a trailer in which a horse rides when they are travelling.)
If you have a horse with no name, give it one!
The name of a class of horse used for work is a draught horse.
chetak was name of shivaji maharaj's horse.
Calico was the name of Fred Kirby's horse not Trigger. Trigger was the name of Roy Rogers horse.
The name for the Roman horse is equus.
Summers
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If you mean an individual soldier, he was called a "centurion".
There was no Roman there, Rome did not yet exist. The horse was full of Greek soldiers, and the idea of the horse came from Odysseus.
A Roman soldier was called a "miles".---------------------------------------Roman soldiers were generically called "a legionary" (Latin = legionarius) or "legionaries"
He would call it his gladius, his sword, his weapon. I'm not aware of any Roman soldier actually giving his sword a name. If you find out differently, let me know.
I think that he was Saul, who killed many Christians. But when he was blinded by the light from Christ, he changed his ways, becoming a follower of Christ and changing his name to Paul.
The Roman soldier is not named in the Bible. Over time the name Longinus was attributed to him. The name first appears in the Apocryphal Gospel of Nicodemus.
Arion is the Roman name of Areiôn, the immortal horse in Greek mythology begot by Demeter when raped by Poseidon.
jezabel is the horse's name.