hussars

He then served for a year in the Kaiser's hussars.

These were light cavalry identical to Hussars in arms and role.

In 1807 he was made a colonel and head of his old regiment, the 7th Hussars.

He later became quartermaster and captain in the 19th Hussars.

For eight months, a company of French hussars camped on the green.

The Hussars declined to speak about the sale for this article.

Some 280 hussars were left as a general reserve under Lacki.

In early 1883, an officer of the Hussars claimed that he was having an affair with her.

It accounted for roughly one third of the 1st Hussars' dead over the entire war.

Everyone was ordered to stay on the train, but the hussars pulled people out and killed them.

For a second or so, the two black hussars drifted and contorted.

Immediately, the hussars and infantry engaged in combat with one another.

Churchill's pay as a second lieutenant in the 4th Hussars was £300 annually.

While I was occupied in this way, one of the dismounted hussars came running up.

In 1914 he transferred to the regular 10th Hussars.

The regiments were dressed in the fashion of the hussars.

They heard him, the three hussars giving Tyler a dead-eyed look now.

And the hussars, their beloved captain gone, gave ground.

Between 1874 and 1877 he was commander of the Alexandria 5th Hussars.

When they joined the hussars, the Swedish army was pushed to the swamp.

When the hussars left infantry and went on reiters, they again fled.

Rzhevsky turns to her and says proudly: "Hussars never take money!"

"I do hate hussars," Sharpe said, walking up to the man.

These men," he indicated the two hussars who were eating as though they had not seen food in a month, "fought for France.

In 1941, a cadre of personnel from the regiment was used to form the 26th Hussars.