The Royal Horse Artillery is a branch of the British Army that specializes in operating field artillery. Established in 1793, it is known for its mobility and rapid deployment, allowing it to support cavalry and infantry units in battle. The unit typically uses horse-drawn artillery, although modern versions may incorporate motorized vehicles. Members of the Royal Horse Artillery are trained to handle various artillery pieces, including howitzers. They play a crucial role in providing fire support during military operations. The unit is part of the larger Royal Regiment of Artillery, which encompasses various artillery formations within the British Army.