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1. 7th cavalry regiment
 2. 6th cavalry regiment
3. 8th cavalry regiment
4. 2nd louisiana cavalry regiment
5. 19th indiana infantry regiment
6. 16th maine infantry regiment
7. 1st united states sharpshooters
8. army of the cumberland
9. 1st cherokee mounted rifles
10. 7th field artillery regiment
 11. 17th cavalry regiment
12. 1st cossack cavalry division
13. 12th cavalry regiment
14. company a, arizona rangers
15. ss cavalry brigade
16. army of the potomac
17. 7th royal tank regiment
18. army of new mexico
19. 8th massachusetts militia regiment
20. rough riders
 21. american expeditionary forces
22. 57th regiment of foot
23. 8th marine regiment
24. 69th new york infantry regiment
25. california battalion
26. mamelukes of the imperial guard
27. texas brigade
28. 13th/18th royal hussars
29. queen's own hussars
30. army of the tennessee
 31. imperial yeomanry
32. 6th canadian infantry division
33. 7th indian infantry division
34. 43rd virginia cavalry battalion
35. 67th armored regiment
36. anzac mounted division
37. army of northern virginia
38. the light infantry
39. guards machine gun regiment
40. 49th infantry division

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