The term "Carabiniers" refers to a type of military or police unit that originated in Europe, particularly known for their role in cavalry and infantry. Historically, carabiniers were soldiers equipped with carbines, a type of firearm. They have served in various armies, including the French Army and the Italian Army, often tasked with reconnaissance and rapid response duties. In modern contexts, carabiniers can also refer to specialized police forces, such as the Carabinieri in Italy. This force combines military and law enforcement functions, focusing on maintaining public order and safety. They are recognized for their distinctive uniforms and commitment to community service.