Charge of the 4th Light Horse and the 12th Light Horse in the Battle of Beersheba (October 31, 1917): two regiments of Australian Light Horse charge an unknown number of entrenched Turkish infantry and Austrian artillery.

Battle of Moreuil Wood, March 30, 1918: An engagement in World War I, during the German's 1918 Spring Offensive, where the Canadian Cavalry Brigade attacked and forced the German 23rd Division to withdraw from Moreuil Wood.

Charge of the 7th Dragoon Guards, November 11, 1918: British cavalry make an opportunistic charge on German infantry to capture Lessines and the Dender crossings in Belgium.
The last cavalry charge of World War I, with the action completed as the clocks were striking 11 o'clock to mark the end of hostilities.

Battle of Komarów (August 31, 1920): a vital and decisive battle of the Polish–Soviet War.
 It was the largest and last great cavalry battle of significance in which cavalry was used as such and not as mounted infantry.

The British army's last cavalry charge by a complete regiment was executed in Turkey during the 1920 Chanak Crisis, when the 20th Hussars successfully charged a body of Turkish infantry.

Charge at Krojanty (September 1, 1939): a cavalry charge that gave birth to the myth of Polish cavalry charging German tanks.
 In fact, Polish cavalry charged a regiment of German soldiers and were surprised by the arrival of a group of armored cars and retreated.

Battle of Krasnobród September 23, 1939:  last cavalry battle in Europe fought between Polish and German cavalry units (Polish victory; a German general is taken as prisoner of war)
Battle of Bataan (January 16, 1942): the 26th Cavalry Regiment of the United States makes a mounted pistol charge against Japanese positions, the last mounted charge in battle by conventional United States troops.

Charge of the Savoia Cavalleria at Isbuscenskij, (August 24, 1942): the last cavalry charge of Italian history against a regular enemy formation.
It was mounted against a Soviet artillery position along the River Don by 700 men of the 3rd Cavalry Division Eugenio di Savoia.
This is often reported as "the last successful cavalry charge in history".

Battle of Poloj (October 17, 1942): The last charge of an Italian horse regiment during WWII.
It was executed in Yugoslavia by the 14th Light Cavalry Regiment "Cavalleggeri di Alessandria" versus Communist partisans.

Battle of Schoenfeld was the last charge of the Polish 1st Cavalry Brigade just before the end of WWII.
On March 1, 1945, Polish cavalry attacked the German lines in support of Soviet forces.
The charge was successful.

Battle of Mount Tumbledown (June 13–14, 1982): British infantry charge Argentine positions in the Falklands War.
The last successful British bayonet charge until 2004.

Battle of Vrbanja Bridge (May 27, 1995): the French Infanterie de Marine launched a bayonet charge to retake a sangar held by the Army of Republika Srpska at Suada and Olga bridge (formerly called "Vrbanja bridge") in Sarajevo, during the Bosnian War.
It was the first bayonet charge for the French since the Korean War.
Charge of the 4th Light Horse and the 12th Light Horse in the Battle of Beersheba (October 31, 1917): two regiments of Australian Light Horse charge an unknown number of entrenched Turkish infantry and Austrian artillery.
Battle of Moreuil Wood, March 30, 1918: An engagement in World War I, during the German's 1918 Spring Offensive, where the Canadian Cavalry Brigade attacked and forced the German 23rd Division to withdraw from Moreuil Wood.
Charge of the 7th Dragoon Guards, November 11, 1918: British cavalry make an opportunistic charge on German infantry to capture Lessines and the Dender crossings in Belgium. The last cavalry charge of World War I, with the action completed as the clocks were striking 11 o'clock to mark the end of hostilities.
Battle of Komarów (August 31, 1920): a vital and decisive battle of the Polish–Soviet War.  It was the largest and last great cavalry battle of significance in which cavalry was used as such and not as mounted infantry.
The British army's last cavalry charge by a complete regiment was executed in Turkey during the 1920 Chanak Crisis, when the 20th Hussars successfully charged a body of Turkish infantry.
Charge at Krojanty (September 1, 1939): a cavalry charge that gave birth to the myth of Polish cavalry charging German tanks.  In fact, Polish cavalry charged a regiment of German soldiers and were surprised by the arrival of a group of armored cars and retreated.
Battle of Krasnobród September 23, 1939:  last cavalry battle in Europe fought between Polish and German cavalry units (Polish victory; a German general is taken as prisoner of war)
Battle of Bataan (January 16, 1942): the 26th Cavalry Regiment of the United States makes a mounted pistol charge against Japanese positions, the last mounted charge in battle by conventional United States troops.
Charge of the Savoia Cavalleria at Isbuscenskij, (August 24, 1942): the last cavalry charge of Italian history against a regular enemy formation. It was mounted against a Soviet artillery position along the River Don by 700 men of the 3rd Cavalry Division Eugenio di Savoia. This is often reported as "the last successful cavalry charge in history".
Battle of Poloj (October 17, 1942): The last charge of an Italian horse regiment during WWII. It was executed in Yugoslavia by the 14th Light Cavalry Regiment "Cavalleggeri di Alessandria" versus Communist partisans.
Battle of Schoenfeld was the last charge of the Polish 1st Cavalry Brigade just before the end of WWII. On March 1, 1945, Polish cavalry attacked the German lines in support of Soviet forces. The charge was successful.
Battle of Mount Tumbledown (June 13–14, 1982): British infantry charge Argentine positions in the Falklands War. The last successful British bayonet charge until 2004.
Battle of Vrbanja Bridge (May 27, 1995): the French Infanterie de Marine launched a bayonet charge to retake a sangar held by the Army of Republika Srpska at Suada and Olga bridge (formerly called "Vrbanja bridge") in Sarajevo, during the Bosnian War. It was the first bayonet charge for the French since the Korean War.
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