Polish Lancers

Polish Lancers were cavalry units in the Polish military, particularly known from the 18th to 20th centuries. They were characterized by their swift, horse-mounted soldiers who often charged into battle armed with lances, sabers, and sometimes firearms. Famous for their distinctive uniforms and the use of lances, these troops played significant roles in various conflicts, notably during the Napoleonic Wars and World War I. The term evokes a sense of national pride and heroism, reflecting Poland's military heritage and the valiant spirit of its soldiers throughout history.