Villista cavalry

The Villista cavalry was a group of horseback soldiers led by Pancho Villa during the Mexican Revolution (1910–1920). Known for their mobility and combat skills, they played a crucial role in battles against rival factions. The cavalry utilized traditional tactics, swift raids, and reconnaissance to gather intelligence and strike quickly. Villa’s cavalry was notable for its discipline, valor, and effectiveness in land warfare, helping Villa become a prominent revolutionary leader. Their role exemplified the importance of mounted troops in early 20th-century conflicts, especially in the rugged terrains of northern Mexico.