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Normally, unless there's been an error in spelling, 4 6 would be written as 4-6 or 4/6; either meaning, 4th Squadron 6th Cavalry Regiment. To avoid confusion, US Army unit designations should be written as: 4/6th Cav, or 4/6th Armor, 4/6th Inf (Mechanized), 4/6th Inf, etc.

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