A Cavalry Command Crossing An Unfordable Stream 1933
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- 1933
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- Public Domain Mark 1.0
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- Cavalry, United States. -- Army -- Infantry -- Drill And Tactics -- Handbooks, Manuals, etc, United States. -- Army -- Cavalry, United States. -- Army -- Cavalry -- Drill And Tactics -- Handbooks, Manuals, etc, US Army, Horsemanship, United States. Army, Training Film, Animals and war use, War horses
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- English
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1933 U.S. Army training film # TF-14, A Cavalry Command Crossing An Unfordable Stream. I read somewhere that the Army went from horses to the A-Bomb in a little more than a decade. Guess it's true....
Description at the National Archives: "TRAINING FILM: Stressing correct gear, tack and rider position,shows how to cross stream with cavalry troops and supply wagons. R.1:Details how to convert escort wagon into ferry for crossing, and shows proper loading methods. R.2: Regiment of cavalry makes river crossing in combat training circumstances. Officers demonstrate process for selecting best site for crossing. Subunits set up defensive machine gun positions.Sections cross stream and resume march." National Archives Identifier: 36280
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Description at the National Archives: "TRAINING FILM: Stressing correct gear, tack and rider position,shows how to cross stream with cavalry troops and supply wagons. R.1:Details how to convert escort wagon into ferry for crossing, and shows proper loading methods. R.2: Regiment of cavalry makes river crossing in combat training circumstances. Officers demonstrate process for selecting best site for crossing. Subunits set up defensive machine gun positions.Sections cross stream and resume march." National Archives Identifier: 36280
As always, any error or typo is mine and if you enjoy my uploads or if you intend to make $ or otherwise profit from these files, please consider making a donation to a veteran's charity of your choice and/or Archive.org itself. Thanks. :)