13th Chasseurs à Cheval

The 13th Chasseurs à Cheval is a historic regiment of French cavalry, established in 1792 during the Revolutionary Wars. This light cavalry unit specialized in reconnaissance, skirmishing, and foraging, often operating ahead of infantry formations. The regiment played key roles in various 19th-century conflicts, including the Napoleonic Wars. Renowned for its agility and speed, the 13th Chasseurs à Cheval exemplified the effectiveness of mounted troops in military strategy. Today, it retains its heritage as part of the French Army, embodying a rich tradition of cavalry service in France’s military history.