The Texas Cavalry refers to various cavalry units that were formed in the state of Texas during the American Civil War. These units were primarily composed of volunteers who served in the Confederate Army. The Texas Cavalry played a significant role in several battles, utilizing their mobility and horsemanship to conduct raids and reconnaissance missions. In addition to their military contributions, the Texas Cavalry also helped maintain order and protect the frontier during the war. After the conflict, many of these cavalry units were disbanded, but their legacy remains an important part of Texas history and the broader narrative of the Civil War.