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CC038 - Light Horseman D-Day Falx-wielding warriors were typically frontlineUnlike traditional cavalry, Light Horsemen were not primarily shock troops. They used horses for mobility but typically dismounted to fight on foot, functioning as highly mobile infantry. This allowed them to traverse large distances quickly across desert and semi arid terrain, then engage in combat using rifles and bayonets. A typical Light Horseman carried a bolt action rifle such as the SMLE LeeEnfield, along with ammunition, water supplies, and
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