Mounted units within your nation?

[Mapletish]

Our nations formerly had cavalry units, most of which have been reformed into tank corps or motorized infantry corps. However, the 23rd Reconnaissance still uses horses, and the 1st Presidential Guard uses horses for ceremonial units.

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[Nachfolgia]

In WWI Nachfolgian Cavalry was quite wide spread. we had a total of 5 cavalry divisions deployed to the battlefields of Europe. as a result of the introduction of the machine gun and barbed wire, which proved disasterious early in the war, horse mounted troops became obsolete and all cavalry divisions were disbanded. Now were have mechanized divisions.

Cavalry: http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lvxqa ... o1_500.jpg
Mechanized troops: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-fCB8hHalIGE/T ... 3%2529.jpg

[Fransikania]

Yes we do have some mounted units

[Lorange-Bedou]

Typical cavalryman - 145th Hussars

[The Orson Empire]

We used to have a Calvary division, but after The Orson Revolution, their was no need for one, and horses were replaced by tanks, ATV (All terrain vehicles), and gunships

[Herrebrugh]

The only remaining Herrebrughian cavalry unit is the "Eerste Volkscavalerie Divisie" or "First People's Cavalry Division", which serves a purely ceromonial purpose.

[The Royal Kingdom of Quebec]

The Royal Kingdom of Quebec proudly have a mounted police. It's called the Royal Quebec Mounted Constabularies.

Founded in 1640 as a part of Chaplain treaty between the Empire and its First Nation tribes. For 414 years, it was used to protect the rights of our proud first nations and the other residents across all the rural provinces. After the Newfoundland and Acadia were annexed in 2012 and 1980, it also protects both these provinces.

Now, it serves in all the rural provinces of the nation.

[Freeman]

We still have 1 group

[Fichina]

Back in the early days of Fichina, the pioneers who founded our country had horses and basic muskets. We pretty much stuck with horses until the tank was invented. We still keep horses around, just for ceremonies.

[Arkiasis]

Mounted units existed in the Armed Forces until approximately the 1930's where motorized vehicles took over much of the work. Some police forces and rural Rangers still use horses for patrols and/or crowd control seeing as they provide the officer with a good field of view up from atop the horse and the fact that people will usually get out of the way of an animal that's much larger than them. Horses are also used for military ceremonial purposes.

[Novus Niciae]

We have ceremonial mounted guard units, which have a kind of giant bird to ride. These units are armored units when they fight on the field and trade their steeds for hovertanks.

[Inutoland]

We have ceremonial mounted guard units, which have a kind of giant bird to ride. These units are armored units when they fight on the field and trade their steeds for hovertanks.

"Not-ostrich cavalry, eh? Well, it should stop people thinking our giant ground sloth cavalry are weird, at least."
-Brigadier Usan Porumaque

[Ibis Galaxy Alliance]

No,unless you count protecterate nations, which are nations that are to young to join, but are protected by the IGA space corps.