Highly ritualized branch of the Military that traded in its horses for HMMWVs and helicopters and its sabers for Anti-Tank Rocket Launchers and Machine Guns and have been tear assing around the world ever since. Dating back to the mongol invention of stirrups to allow men to fight from horseback, the cavalry has been and will continue to be the preminent fighting force on the battle field. Their speed, mobility, self-reliance, and combat effectivness has lead to their use as scouts leading every advance and as the rear guard covering every withdrawl. "First In, Last Out"
"The Cavalry is coming."
by "Yak" October 16, 2005
noun:
A highly mobile army unit using vehicular transport, such as light armor, heavy armor, and helicopters.
Troops, horsemen, soldiers or warriors, who were trained to fight on horseback.
Also a very handsome, charming, brave, young man the ladies adore and the men befriend. His contagious chuckles and bright mesmerizing eyes are difficult to ignore.
A highly mobile army unit using vehicular transport, such as light armor, heavy armor, and helicopters.
Troops, horsemen, soldiers or warriors, who were trained to fight on horseback.
Also a very handsome, charming, brave, young man the ladies adore and the men befriend. His contagious chuckles and bright mesmerizing eyes are difficult to ignore.
"The Cavalry will decimate our enemy!"
"A cavalryman always takes good care of his mount"
"That Cav, (AKA Cavalry) is such a charmer."
"Save a horse, ride a Cavalrymen."
"A cavalryman always takes good care of his mount"
"That Cav, (AKA Cavalry) is such a charmer."
"Save a horse, ride a Cavalrymen."
by GuardianSmoke October 11, 2012
Agent Kaminsky: If it isn't the Cavalry.
Melinda May: Kicks him in the stomach Don't ever call me that.
Melinda May: Kicks him in the stomach Don't ever call me that.
by Hecate_ June 30, 2014
by DaDigDude December 2, 2016
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European brown bears harnessed and often bred for cavalry purposes. The Cossack riders of such bears are generally armed with long sabers and fully automatic assault rifles.
by nin hao ma? August 23, 2007
The mobile division of the United States Army. In the early days of the US Army it included horses, buggies and later on motorized vehicles. During WWII was fully converted to motorized vehicles ie. tanks, apc's, troop carriers and support. In 1968 the cavalry's last horse died fully making it mechanized. The US Cavalry lead the ground assault into Iraq during Operation Desert Storm, Operation Uraqi Freedom.
by Jimi Fox February 21, 2006
