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Cuir****iers (/ˌkwɪrəˈsɪər/ KWIRR-ə-SEER; from
French cuir****ier [kɥiʁasje], 'wearing a cuir****') were
cavalry equipped with a cuir****, sword, and pistols...
- The
Wounded Cuir****ier (French: Le
Cuir****ier blessé
quittant le feu) is an oil
painting of a
single anonymous soldier descending a
slope with his nervous...
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Imperial Cuir****ier -
Colonel Giulio Marchese Rangoni Strozzi Imperial Cuir****ier (Veteran) -
Colonel Giacomo Strozzi Trèka
Imperial Cuir****ier - Colonel...
- (German) Horn
Cuir****ier (German)
Kotchtitzky Cuir****ier (German)
Baden Cuir****ier (German)
Monro of
Fowles Cuir****ier (German)
Schonberg Cuir****ier (German)...
- Wittenberg)
Torstensson Leib
Cuir****ier Hesse Cuir****ier Duval Cuir****ier –
Colonel Tobias Macdougall Hoking Cuir****ier Kinsky Cuir****ier Detachments: each regiment...
- The
Guards Cuir****iers (German: Garde-Kür****ier-Regiment) were a
heavy cavalry regiment of the
Royal Prussian Army.
Formed in 1815 as an
Uhlans regiment...
- The
Cuir****iers Regiment (Italian:
Reggimento corazzieri) is a
Carabinieri cavalry regiment acting as
guard of
honour of the
President of the Italian...
- The 1st–11th
Cuir****ier Regiment (French: 1er-11e Régiment de
Cuir****iers, 1er-11e RC) was an
armoured (tank)
regiment of the
French Army. It was the armoured...
- was
minimalist and
restricted almost entirely to cavalry,
primarily to
cuir****iers and, to a
lesser degree,
carabiniers and dragoons.
Armour had been in...
- 1805,
Cuir****iers Before the
Charge (French: 1805, Les
Cuir****iers avant la charge), also
known as
Cuir****iers of 1805,
before battle or 1805, is an 1878...
