U.S. Cavalry Memorials

U.S. Cavalry memorials honor soldiers who served in the cavalry branches of the military, historically known for mounted combat. These monuments recognize their bravery, pivotal roles in frontier defense, and significant contributions during wars like the Indian Wars and Westward expansion. Often found in parks or military cemeteries, they feature statues, plaques, or sculptures depicting cavalrymen, horses, and related symbols. These memorials serve as historical reminders of the cavalry’s importance in American military history, emphasizing valor, service, and the evolving nature of warfare and mobility in the nation's development.