British Troops Trial New Weapon as WW3 Fears Erupt
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The British Army has begun testing the use of horses for reconnaissance and covert movement at the Longmoor training ground (Hampshire). The military determines the effectiveness of using horses in combat operations in modern conditions...
The British Army decided not only to recall the very distant past, but to revive cavalry for military use. The cavalry's combat career ended during World War II, although some use of horses in troops remains. The British decided to return the cavalry to service to carry out
The British Army is testing special camouflage for horses to improve their concealment in the field and to test the possibilities of using mounted units in future military operations. The trials are being carried out by the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment during their annual summer training at Longmoor Training Area in Hampshire.
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