– Rules and Regulations for Drill, Saber Exercise, Equitation, Formation and Field Movements of Cavalry – Mass 1818 2nd ed. (4th US edition from the London Edition of Le Marchant’s “Rules and Regulations for the Sword Exercise of the Cavalry” – 1796)
– Rules and Regulations for the Sword Exercise of the Cavalry : To Which is Added, the Rules for Drill, and the Evolutions of the Light Cavalry – Baltimore 1812 – Rules and Regulations for the Sword Exercise of the Cavalry – London 1796, Philadelphia 1808 (Uncredited US 3rd Edition from the London 1805, 1 plate) – Salem : Printed by Joshua Cushing, for W. – “An ELUCIDATION Of REGULATIONS For The FORMATIONS And MOVEMENTS Of CAVALRY.” – The first American from the third London edition. – Middlebury, Vermont : Published by Swift & Fillmore. – Philadelphia : Mathew Carey, 1802 (27+1 plates), – Boston : Printed for William Norman, 1802 (28 plates), – Four US Editions: 1st, 2nd, 5th, & 6th from the London of Le Marchant’s “Rules and Regulations for the Sword Exercise of the Cavalry” – 1796) Ceremonial Occasions Drill with a Sword Drill.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY LAND WARFARE PROCEDURES GENERAL LWP-G 7-7-5 DRILL. “Rules and Regulations for the Sword Exercise of the Cavalry. 3-21.5 FM 3-21.5 C1 Change 1 Headquarters Field Manual Department of the Army Washington, DC, April 2006 Drill and Ceremonies 1. May’s attack order was simple and effective: “Remember your regiment and follow your officers.” Their bravery proved that the 2,500 American soldiers under Zachary Taylor could shatter the Mexican force of 6,000 and eject it forever from Texas. May’s squadron of the 2nd Dragoons (now 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment) slashed through the enemy lines in an attack that climaxed the opening campaigns of the Mexican War.
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