Cavalry regiments are military units that primarily use horses for mobility and combat. Historically, they played a crucial role in warfare, providing reconnaissance, flanking maneuvers, and rapid assaults. Cavalry units were often composed of skilled horsemen trained in both riding and combat techniques. In modern times, the role of cavalry has evolved, with many regiments now using armored vehicles instead of horses. However, some traditional cavalry units still exist, often serving ceremonial purposes or in specialized roles. These regiments maintain a connection to their historical roots while adapting to contemporary military needs.