24th Uhlan Regiment

The 24th Uhlan Regiment was a cavalry unit of the Polish Army, primarily active from the early 20th century through World War II. Uhlans were traditionally mounted soldiers equipped with lances, reflecting Poland's cavalry heritage. This regiment participated in key conflicts, including the Polish-Soviet War and the defense of Poland in 1939. Known for their mobility and combat skills, Uhlan regiments played a vital role in Poland’s military history, symbolizing national pride and military tradition. The 24th Uhlan Regiment's legacy reflects Poland’s rich cavalry heritage and its contributions to modern military history.