Last Cavalry Charge - Stuff That I Find Interesting

The video discusses the historical and modern use of cavalry units, focusing on their roles in WWII and beyond. It highlights Mongolian cavalry's involvement in WWII, modern ceremonial and scout cavalry units in India and China, and significant cavalry charges in the 1920s. The video also covers post-WWII cavalry use, including the Portuguese in Angola and the Janjaweed. The evolution from traditional cavalry to mounted infantry is explored.

How did the Japanese military adapt their forces in the absence of cavalry?

What is the distinction made between modern mounted infantry and traditional cavalry as described in the text?