11th Cavalry Brigade (British Indian Army)

The 11th Cavalry Brigade was a key military formation within the British Indian Army, established in the early 20th century. Primarily composed of Indian cavalry regiments, it played a vital role in the British military operations in India and beyond during the colonial period. The brigade’s units were integral to the British efforts in various conflicts, including the First World War, where they participated in significant battles in the Middle East and the Western Front. Known for their mobility and versatility, the cavalry brigade was characterized by a blend of traditional equestrian warfare and modern military strategies. The 11th Cavalry Brigade's legacy reflects the complexities of colonial military organization and the involvement of Indian troops in global conflicts.