English: Polish Hussar's half-armour, mid-17th century (National Museum in Kraków).
The Winged Hussars (Husaria) were the elite of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth army between the 16th and 18th centuries, being a unique, highly trained, manoeuvrable, hard-hitting, heavy cavalry. The hussars used tactics of speed and manoeuvrability, especially in the charge which was carried out at a full gallop in tight, knee-to-knee formations.
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