As mentioned earlier, the survivability of cavalry units is becoming more and more questionable in modern battlefields where firepower is getting stronger and stronger.

In fact, after the baptism of World War I, the military field of European countries began to question the role of cavalry on the battlefield, and gradually reduced or even abolished cavalry units in subsequent army construction, and even if they were retained, they were basically transformed into fast-moving mounted infantry. Since the Meiji Restoration, the Japanese army, which has been on a par with the West in terms of military construction, is no exception.

Therefore, in the Japanese Army, the cavalry units have actually been in a state of downsizing. As with

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