The official commander of the 1st United States Volunteer Cavalry, or the Rough Riders, was Colonel Leonard Wood. Teddy Roosevelt was his second in command.
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Roosevelts' Cavalry Regiment was nicknamed the "Rough Riders". Officially, it was the First US Volunteer Cavalry Regiment (Army).
Former President Theodore Roosevelt was the Lieutenant-Colonel of the Rough Riders. This is the popular name of the First United States Volunteer Cavalry.
The 1st United States Volunteer Cavalry Regiment was nicknamed the Rough Riders.
The FIRST commander of the 1st US Volunteer Cavalry was Colonel Leonard Wood. When he became commander of the 2nd Cavalry Regiment, his second in command, Theodore Roosevelt became commander. Rough Riders was the nickname of the unit.
Theodore Roosevelt's Cavalry Regiment was unofficially called the "Rough Riders". Officially, it was the 1st Volunteer Cavalry Regiment (Army)
Unofficially, the "Rough Riders". Officially, 1st Volunteer Cavalry Regiment (Army).
They were known as the Rough Riders.
"Rough Riders" was the nickname of the 1st United States Volunteer Cavalry Regiment.
His cavalry unit in the Spanish-American War was called "the Rough Riders" by the press. I don't know that anyone referred to TR personally as "Rough Rider," though he was a Rough Rider.
Theodore Roosevelt organized and equipped the "Rough Riders" (1st Volunteer Cavalry Regiment).
They were a dismounted Volunteer Cavalry Regiment.