During the invasion of Poland in 1939, it is said that Polish cavalry units charged at the German tanks with sabres and lances, in a desperate and foolhardy attempt to take on the metal beasts.

Sullivan, the 3rd CAB commander. “Our exchanges with the Polish 11th Armored Cavalry Division at Saber Junction and with the 1st Aviation Brigade at Inowroclaw provided our Soldiers with a sense ...

His first stop was viewing the combat training certification exercise for the 2nd Cavalry Regiment, Saber Junction 17 ... alongside British tankers, Polish and Italian Soldiers along with German ...