camel cavalry , także: camelry

It is the only camel cavalry operated by present day armed forces.

The Arab force was composed of northern, central and southern columns with camel cavalry at the head.

Méhariste is a French word that roughly translates to camel cavalry.

Camels have typically seen use as mounts in arid regions (Camel cavalry).

He was to recruit and train three companies of camel cavalry to travel far and fast, and fight hard.

By seizing appropriate provinces, a player may deploy other units, such as Arabian camel cavalry.

Camel cavalry, or camelry, is a generic designation for armed forces using camels as a means of transportation.

A diversionary raid by French camel cavalry failed after it was betrayed by local guides.

Camel cavalry were a common element in desert warfare throughout history, due in part to the animal's high level of adaptability.

The Syrians' camel cavalry were the first Syrian units to engage the French.

At the Suez Canal in 1915 the corps routed the opposing Turkish forces in a camel cavalry charge.

Here, Lawrence of Arabia swept across the desert with his camel cavalry, blowing up railways in the First World War.

Using camel cavalry, he forced Jannaeus into a valley where he completed the ambush thereby getting revenge for the Nabateans' loss of Gaza.

On 23 July al-'Azma set out from Damascus with his forces who were divided into northern, central and southern columns each headed by camel cavalry units.

For this purpose Emperor Claudius is said to have brought a detachment of camel cavalry as part of his invasion force for conquering Britain.

The Chariot Archers, Horse cavalry, the Camel cavalry, and the Elephant Cavalry.

The Persian Camel Cavalry was first introduced into the Persian army by Cyrus the Great, at the battle of Thymbra.

Moroccan rebels, under the command of Ahmed al-Hiba ambushed and killed a Mauritanian detachment of the French camel cavalry, the méhariste corps.

Vespasian reportedly had 8,000 Palmyrene archers in Judea, and Trajan established the first Palmyrene Auxilia in 116 (a camel cavalry unit, Ala I Ulpia dromedariorum Palmyrenorum).

The first Arab Revolt forces to reach Damascus were Sharif Naser's Hashemite camel cavalry and the cavalry of the Ruwallah tribe, led by Nuri Sha'lan, on 30 September 1918.

The Camel cavalry was different, because the Camels and sometimes the riders, were provided little protection against enemies, yet when they were offered protection, they would have Spears, Swords, Bow, Arrow, and scale armour.

Camel cavalries have been used in wars throughout Africa, the Middle East, and into modern-day Border Security Force of India (though as of July 2012, the BSF has planned the replacement of camels with ATVs).

A column of camelry emerged from the city as her honor guards.

Three columns of cavalry and camelry set out with the goal of all attacking on 18 February.

Camel cavalry, or camelry, is a generic designation for armed forces using camels as a means of transportation.

If the Fifth Camelry does come to the rescue, to make a serious difference it must provide funding for projects that would not otherwise have happened.

Flaming pigs, chariots, elephants, camelry, warbands and cataphracts are things that appeal to me to a larger degree.

Parts of the wars were fought in New Mexico, where the CSA used the "camelry".

Herodotus noted that the Arab camelry, including a massive force of Libyan charioteers, numbered as many as twenty thousand men in total strength.

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The Group consisted of the Ottoman 79th and 125th Infantry Regiments, the 2nd Battalion of the 81st Infantry Regiment, one squadron of cavalry and one company of camelry.

In more elaborate situations armies of various nationalities fielded different combinations of light, medium, or heavy infantry, cavalry, chariotry, camelry, elephantry, and artillery (mechanical weapons); the ancient Persian army is an excellent example of this.