CAMP TAJI, Iraq - Soldiers of the 1st Air Cavalry "Warrior" Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, got a brief glimpse into American Indian history and culture, Nov. 3. The keynote speaker for the event was ...

As cavalry horse-holders were picked off from Indian sniper fire, their mounts ran away, carrying with them vital carbine and pistol ammo pouches. Native women also bravely came up the slopes, waving ...

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Not the British, but Indian soldiers liberated us from Ottomans: Mayor of Israel's Haifa city 'During World War I, Indian cavalry regiments armed with spears and swords cleared the Ottoman forces from ...

The Israeli city of Haifa is rewriting its history textbooks to formally recognize the role of Indian soldiers in liberating the city from Ottoman rule during World War I. The announcement was made by ...

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The Israeli city of Haifa on Monday paid tributes to fallen Indian soldiers, with the mayor noting that the city's school history books are being changed to correct that it was Indian troops and not ...

Their discipline, elegance and unwavering loyalty mirror the ethos of the President's Bodyguard (PBG), the oldest regiment in the Indian Army, having been raised as the Governor-General's Bodyguard ...

The plains Indians lived for untold centuries in the central part of the U.S. As settlers, trappers, traders and merchants began settling in the Indians' territory, conflicts between them began and ...

Haifa | The Israeli city of Haifa on Monday paid tributes to fallen Indian soldiers, with the Mayor noting that the city's school history books are being changed to correct that it was Indian troops ...