Patton's Cavalry

Patton's Cavalry was a highly mobile and versatile armored unit led by General George S. Patton during World War II. Unlike traditional horse-mounted cavalry, it used tanks and armored vehicles to quickly advance, scout, and attack enemy positions. The unit was crucial for gathering intelligence, executing rapid strikes, and exploiting weaknesses in enemy lines. Patton's Cavalry was known for its aggressive tactics, speed, and ability to adapt to changing battlefield conditions, playing a vital role in the rapid Allied advances across Europe. Its effectiveness helped reshape modern armored warfare strategies during the war.