U.S. Army Cavalry School

The U.S. Army Cavalry School was a training institution dedicated to teaching soldiers skills related to mounted combat, reconnaissance, and cavalry tactics. Located at Fort Riley, Kansas, it evolved over time to include various aspects of mobile warfare, including the use of horses and later mechanized vehicles. The school prepared soldiers to operate effectively in combat roles that required rapid movement, intelligence gathering, and flexible tactics. Today, its legacy continues in modern Army units focused on reconnaissance and cavalry operations, emphasizing mobility, situational awareness, and tactical expertise.