19K views · 1K reactions | Now the fun begins! You're here! Glad you made it to week six of the "Changing Lives: Forging a Cav Scout" series. The trainees are learning close-quarter combat during Combatives #training. Who will get close enough to the Drill Sergeants to avoid projectile range? And who will be here next week for more from #FortBenning? | U.S. Army | Facebook

Cavalry Scouts must be in top physical and mental shape, highly observant, and ready to accept a challenge. Ground Forces MOSs, including 19Ds, learn technical skills like land navigation during 22 weeks of One Station Unit Training at Fort Benning, GA. Be an important link in the chain of command as a 19D Cavalry Scout: http://bit.ly/3VhuU6W | National Guard

What does it take to be a Cavalry Scout (19D)? Clear communication, adaptability, and a strong sense of direction. Ready to get on track? Click here: http://spr.ly/6183MiygD. 📷: Spc. Mario Hernandez Lopez | GoArmy

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66K views · 1.4K reactions | "They'll be proud of me "️ A handful of mounted cavalry soldiers from Commonwealth countries have paraded in full armour in London. It's part of a heavy kit ride pass of parade, held by the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment, as they prepare for duties as the King's Life Guard. | Forces News | Facebook