Cavalry Charge

A cavalry charge refers to a military tactic where soldiers on horseback charge toward enemy positions, often at high speed. This maneuver aims to break through enemy lines, create chaos, and take advantage of the mobility and power of cavalry units. Historically significant in battles before the widespread use of firearms, a cavalry charge relied on shock and momentum to overwhelm opponents. Though less common in modern warfare, it exemplifies the role of cavalry in strategy and combat, representing a time when mounted troops were a key component of military operations.