A nonprofit organization made up of Cavalry buffs, former Horse Cavalrymen, Modern Cavalrymen, Air Cavalrymen, relatives of Cavalrymen, historians, Cavalry Reenactment groups, and commercial corporations, all with a common interest in the preservation of Cavalry lore. Dedicated to the factual history of equines and their complex, intertwined relationship with humanity.
Programs range from hour-long orientations to six day cavalry encampments.
An account of the use of horse in World War 1. This living history unit portrays the last horse soldiers of the US Army in the days just before Pearl Harbor. The Mounted Color Guard is a team of horses and riders outfitted in the uniforms, saddles and tack of the post-Civil War era U.S. Cavalry. They carry the American and U.S. Army flags in central Texas area parades and ceremonies, as well as participate in living history events at schools and historic locations throughout Texas. Sir William Waller's, Lifeguard of Horse.