Polish Cavalry Club

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The "Polish Kawaleria Association" was registered on November 10, 1998 in the District Court in Poznań. Regular members and supporters of the association have been the long-time organizers of the annual cavalry party, known as the Ulaan days, referring to the 15th Lancastrian Regiment. At present, members of the organization are lovers of cavalry traditions from almost the whole country, as well as from abroad.

Polish Cavalry Club is a patriotic, voluntary, non-political, self-governing and permanent non-profit association of individuals dedicated to cultivating and continuing the tradition of cavalry and Polish rugby, including the formation of a volunteer cavalry unit, formed and displayed for important state and national ceremonies. under the name of "Honorowy Szwadron Cavalerii III RP". Apart from the above, the main objective of the Club's activity is to support the Ministry of National Defense in the training and preparation of pre-baptized and conscripted youth for military service, with particular emphasis on the Polish Army Cavalry Squadron.

The "Polish Kawalery Club" Association decided by the District Court in Poznań on April 7, 2006 was granted the status of a public benefit organization and on April 11, 2006 the PKK was registered with the OPP status of the court registry of associations - KRS 78096.

The Polish Cavalry Club has been a member of the Federation of Reserves and Veterans' Associations of the Republic of Poland since April 2002 under honorary patronage of the President of the Republic of Poland.

The color of the squadron is a white-amaranth pennant with a silver vein in the middle.

The website of the "Polish Kawalery Club"

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