Polish 10th Cavalry Brigade

The Polish 10th Cavalry Brigade, also known as the "Black Brigade," was a military unit formed in the early 20th century, primarily noted for its role during the Polish-Soviet War (1919-1921). It was a cavalry brigade, meaning it primarily used horses for mobility in warfare. Renowned for its bravery and effective tactics, the brigade played a significant part in various battles, helping to secure Poland's sovereignty after World War I. The brigade is often celebrated for its distinctive black uniforms and its symbol, the “Cavalry Eagle,” representing Polish national pride and military tradition.