4th Cavalry Brigade

The 4th Cavalry Brigade is a military unit traditionally tasked with reconnaissance, combat, and support roles, often operating on horseback or in armored vehicles. Originating in the 19th century during the American Civil War, it has adapted to various conflicts over time. The brigade typically consists of multiple regiments and is known for its mobility and effectiveness in gathering intelligence, engaging enemy forces, and protecting supply lines. Today, it may be part of larger formations in the U.S. Army or other military structures, playing a crucial role in both combat missions and peacekeeping operations.