Cavalry Times | Volume 3 | Issue 2 | 2026

Dear Cavalry Troopers,

April has flown by, and as we enter the fourth week, it's time for another edition of the Cavalry Times. This month has been a whirlwind of activity. We're proud to bring you a full lineup of articles, interviews, jokes, crosswords, and regimental news—along with the introduction of two new writers.

It is my pleasure to welcome SGT Lethbridge and PFC Lafayette to the Cavalry Times team. As many of you know, the Times is a labor of love that requires significant effort. Their addition is greatly appreciated and will help us deliver more timely and polished newsletters to the Cav.

We've also introduced several new features this month. The Monthly Salute Crossword makes its debut, alongside a new jokes and memes page and a Recipe of the Month. In addition, two recurring sections have been added. A Lesson in History, written by PFC Lafayette, brings military history to our doorstep, paired with tactical or strategic insights. The second, The Redacted Diaries, offers a first-hand account from an unidentified operative embedded with troopers during various operations. His identity and affiliation remain unknown, but his story will unfold over time, building both mystery and suspense.

Finally, we've included a section highlighting rising titles within the gaming community—and this month does not disappoint.

Thank you for your continued support. Please keep sharing your ideas and constructive feedback; it is greatly appreciated.

From everyone here at the Cavalry Times, thank you for reading, and enjoy the remainder of April.

Respectfully,

PFC Cartwright.B

 

I love the Cav

 

Nice!!!

 

The real question is what is the time of the cav

 

Love to see it!

 

Looks great guys!

 

This is so fuckin' cool. I'm loving the interviews and operation AARs

 

Also, when will you post the answers to the crossword

 

Also, when will you post the answers to the crossword

That's a good Idea. I should post those in a week or so.

 

Also, for those wanting to try the recipe. I forgot to add the type of cheese used. It's yellow cheddar cheese, and use as much as your heart desires. I use a lot.

 

This is still awesome man. Great Fing work.

 

This is still awesome man. Great Fing work.

Thanks so much, Alam. Definitely a labor of love. We enjoy writing it so you all can enjoy reading it.

 

Really awesome work!

 

Dear Cavalry Troopers,

April has flown by, and as we enter the fourth week, it's time for another edition of the Cavalry Times. This month has been a whirlwind of activity. We're proud to bring you a full lineup of articles, interviews, jokes, crosswords, and regimental news—along with the introduction of two new writers.

It is my pleasure to welcome SGT Lethbridge and PFC Lafayette to the Cavalry Times team. As many of you know, the Times is a labor of love that requires significant effort. Their addition is greatly appreciated and will help us deliver more timely and polished newsletters to the Cav.

We've also introduced several new features this month. The Monthly Salute Crossword makes its debut, alongside a new jokes and memes page and a Recipe of the Month. In addition, two recurring sections have been added. A Lesson in History, written by PFC Lafayette, brings military history to our doorstep, paired with tactical or strategic insights. The second, The Redacted Diaries, offers a first-hand account from an unidentified operative embedded with troopers during various operations. His identity and affiliation remain unknown, but his story will unfold over time, building both mystery and suspense.

Finally, we've included a section highlighting rising titles within the gaming community—and this month does not disappoint.

Thank you for your continued support. Please keep sharing your ideas and constructive feedback; it is greatly appreciated.

From everyone here at the Cavalry Times, thank you for reading, and enjoy the remainder of April.

Respectfully,

PFC Cartwright.B

Great job, really well done and keep up the humor - it makes it all work in a world that is full of way too much seriousness.

 

That's a good Idea. I should post those in a week or so.

I lied to you! haha, Im going to put an answer key in the following months cav times. That way its consistent and reaches everyone. Thanks

 

Recommendation to add tag lines, you guys deserve credit for the stories you write, edit, or acquire from various resources. I would also recommend adding notes about the resources you use, in case others want to learn more than your digital pages allow. Just some ideas.

 

This looks awesome! Glad to see we're releasing the paper again.