3rd Australian Light Horse Brigade

The 3rd Australian Light Horse Brigade was a unit of mounted soldiers from Australia during World War I. Comprising soldiers who rode horses, they were trained for reconnaissance, quick attacks, and mobility in the field. The brigade played significant roles in campaigns such as the Gallipoli landings and the Middle Eastern campaigns, including notable victories at Beersheba. Their mobility allowed them to excel in desert warfare and rapid maneuvers. After the war, many soldiers transitioned to cavalry or settled into civilian life. The brigade is remembered for their skill, adaptability, and contributions to Australia's military history.