These wings were often made of wooden slats ... feels strikingly reminiscent of when Polish King Jan III Sobieski led his cavalry, Winged Hussars included, to ambush the attacking Ottomans.

The sight of the wings (wooden slats with attached eagle ... This, as well as the use of anti-cavalry solutions and a slumping Polish economy were the main reasons behind the end of the hussars. They ...

The Polish cavalry called the hussars or ‘winged horsemen’ were ... However, instead of having their famous wings – wooden slats with attached eagle, falcon or vulture feathers, which the riders ...

What set this exercise apart, however, was the addition of four Polish snipers to the cavalry scouts' three-man team - an example of increased military partnership as part of Atlantic Resolve ...