Sentence examples for mounted units were from inspiring English sources

The mounted units were to cross the Mount Carmel Range from the coast to the Esdraelon Plain, through two passes.

Later, mounted units were deployed to charge into tightly packed crowds on one side of Parliament Square.

(The last mounted units were dissolved after the war).

These mounted units were supported by machine gun squadrons, three artillery batteries from the Royal Horse Artillery or Honourable Artillery Company, and light armoured car units; two Light Armoured Motor Batteries, and two Light Car Patrols.

As a part of this, state-based mounted units were reformed into light horse regiments, supplemented by the transfer of men from a number of superfluous infantry units, while the remaining infantry were organised into battalions of the Australian Infantry Regiment and engineers and artillery were organised into field companies and garrison artillery batteries.

That main white mounting unit isn't included with a replacement so you'll need to keep that.

Horse-mounted units were used from the earliest days of World War I: on August 22, 1914, the first British shot of the war in France was fired by a cavalryman, Edward Thomas of the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, near Casteau, during a patrol in the buildup to the Battle of Mons.

Although it was unclear what new security measures the city and American Express agreed would be taken, officials said some of the company's requests, including K-9 patrols and mounted units would be put in place, although not on the scale that the company first requested.

The stable has a round-the-clock police presence, except when the two horses from the Police Department's mounted unit (Ben and Jerry) are out on the beat.

A "primary benefit" in using mounted units in neighbourhood policing was attributed to the patrols increasing the visibility of officers.

Mounted and aviation units were scrapped, and homicide and major crimes divisions were combined.