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Cavalry

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Oct 26, 2026

Gary ArndtHOST
9:26
Scipio also recognized something that Hannibal had understood for years.
Gary ArndtHOST
9:31
Cavalry could be decisive in Mediterranean warfare.
Gary ArndtHOST
9:35
During Hannibal's campaigns in Italy, Carthage had frequently benefited from the exceptional skill of Numidian horsemen.
Gary ArndtHOST
9:43
The Numidians were people of North Africa whose kingdom occupied territories west and southwest of Carthage.
speaker_6NARRATOR
14:35
Murad was stationed in the center, accompanied by a detachment of Janissaries, who served as his personal guard.
speaker_6NARRATOR
14:43
Across the battlefield, Lazar's army was mostly made up of heavy cavalry, the main fighting force in most European countries at the time.
speaker_6NARRATOR
14:52
Cavalry was placed in the front rows, with probably some lighter cavalry units next to them.
speaker_6NARRATOR
14:58
Behind them stood the infantry.
speaker_6NARRATOR
15:01
Lazar commanded the center of the army, with Bosnian voivode Vladko Vukovic at the head of the left wing and Vuk Brankovic commanding the right.
DaveHOST
37:32
Yeah, I guess.
DaveHOST
37:33
Cavalry would have been good, but...
JoshHOST
37:35
Yeah, exactly.
JoshHOST
37:37
But for a single model, it's not for me.
speaker_0HOST
21:51
The video uses the Shareboard campaign that is part of the Warfighter War system.
speaker_0HOST
21:57
For the third week of November 2026, Seek Out and Play presents the Artillery and Cavalry rules for Blue and Grey Deluxe Edition by Decision Games.
speaker_0HOST
22:08
In the video, you will learn how the Cavalry and Artillery work in the battles presented in the game.
speaker_0HOST
22:14
For those who own the Deluxe Edition, and even for those who own the previous editions by SPI and TSR, the video will help you incorporate the rules into your Blue and Grey battles.
speaker_0HOST
22:29
And that's it for this edition of the Speak Out and Play podcast.
NealHOST
33:58
think.
NealHOST
34:01
Cavalry isn't.
NealHOST
34:02
Oh, God.
NealHOST
34:04
Infantry entering.
Tricia GoyerHOST
12:53
I was like, this is bad.
Tricia GoyerHOST
12:55
The interesting thing, what you're talking about is because they were the 41st Cavalry.
Tricia GoyerHOST
12:59
They talked about they started training with horses, like real horses.
Tricia GoyerHOST
13:03
And then they moved to tanks.
Tim SpicerGUEST
3:06
But I just felt that Brian was such a significant character in SAS history, and it would...
Tim SpicerGUEST
3:13
He, he, he's missing, if you like, from the tally of, of famous people.
Tim SpicerGUEST
3:17
And if I'm gonna put him back in there, I want to make sure they're quite happy about it.
Giles BrownHOST
3:21
Right.
Giles BrownHOST
3:29
What-- You know, is, is he, is he work-- What-- You know, is he working class? Is he-- Where is he born? Is he, is he born in India, or is he born in the, you know, in Scotland? Where's, where's he from exactly?
Tim SpicerGUEST
3:37
Okay.
Tim SpicerGUEST
3:38
He, um, he came, he was, he was born into a, a very sort of well-to-do Edwardian family.
Tim SpicerGUEST
3:45
His father was a professional soldier.
David WalesNARRATOR
12:42
Infantry units organize cross-country races, which help enormously in maintaining the men in fit marching condition.
David WalesNARRATOR
12:49
Cavalry units get up scouting competitions and other sporting fixtures based on work, to say nothing of tent pegging, lemon cutting, and other forms of military sport, of which the Royal Military Tournament annually affords examples, while shooting ranges form fields for weekly competitions at such times as they are not in use for annual musketry courses.
David WalesNARRATOR
13:14
The actual composition of the various units composing the British Army differs from that of continental armies, the only units of strength which are identical being those of the Army Corps and the division which is half an Army Corps.
David WalesNARRATOR
13:29
The next unit in the scale is the brigade, which is composed of three batteries of field or two of horse artillery, three regiments of cavalry, or four battalions of infantry.

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David WalesNARRATOR
100:42
Chapter five of The British Army from Within by E. Charles Vivian.
David WalesNARRATOR
100:47
This LibriVox recording is in the public domain.
David WalesNARRATOR
100:50
Chapter five, Cavalry.
David WalesNARRATOR
100:53
Practically any man of the twenty-eight cavalry regiments of the line will announce with pride that he belongs to the right of the line.
Larry P. ArnnHOST
69:17
Horsemanship calls into being bridles.
Larry P. ArnnHOST
69:22
Horsemanship is for cavalry in the ancient world.
Larry P. ArnnHOST
69:28
Cavalry is for victory.
Larry P. ArnnHOST
69:32
When you get to victory, and this is all in, it's a very great book, right? This much text, he says.
Larry P. ArnnHOST
69:41
then you get to something that's good for its own sake.
Larry P. ArnnHOST
69:40
Horsemanship calls into being bridles.
Larry P. ArnnHOST
69:44
Horsemanship is for cavalry in the ancient world.
Larry P. ArnnHOST
69:51
Cavalry is for victory.
Larry P. ArnnHOST
69:54
When you get to victory, and this is all in, it's a very great book, right? This much text, he says.
Larry P. ArnnHOST
70:03
then you get to something that's good for its own sake.

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