Pulaski Day festivities at Chicago's Polish Museum of America honored the "Father of American Cavalry," 280 years after his ...

Morton, Men on Iron Ponies: The Death and Rebirth of the Modern U.S. Cavalry (DeKalb: Northern Illinois University Press, 2009); Harry Yeide, Steeds of Steel: A History of American Mechanized Cavalry ...

Jackie Robinson is widely celebrated for breaking Major League Baseball’s color barrier in 1947, but his contributions to ...

Col. Winfield Scott Edgerly of the Second Cavalry, now in command of Fort Myer, takes issue with the criticisms by Gen. Baden Powell on the American soldier. Col. Edgerly is a veteran, having seen ...

Troopers of the 1st Squadron, 9th Cavalry, departed their encampment in Monterey, California, for five months of field duty.

a Polish Cavalry Officer Who Became an American Revolutionary Hero On the first Monday in March, Pulaski Day festivities at Chicago's Polish Museum of America honored the "Father of American ...

Ben Stein became a “Generation X” icon with his timeless role as a beleaguered high school economics teacher in the 1986 cultural touchstone, “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.” In his star-making scene, ...

When the American battleship Maine exploded in Havana ... "Go to Manila," he ordered his 1st Cavalry commander. "Go around the Nips, bounce off the Nips, but go to Manila." Its attraction was ...

Pulaski organized and led the country’s first cavalry, earning him the title “Father of the American Cavalry,” according to the National Park Service. Pulaski died in 1779 from injuries ...

ONE of the recent developments of wireless telegraphy for military purposes is an equipment for cavalry use to insure. a positive means of communication between bodies of mounted troops or with ...