The document discusses the evolution of military branches from past to present. In the past, armies had three main branches: cavalries, archers, and infantry. Over time, the use of firearms became more common, starting with cannons in the 13th century. This led to changes in military tactics and organization. Archers decreased in importance as infantrymen took their place on the battlefield. By World War 2, cavalry troops were obsolete and the last cavalry attack was carried out against German tanks. Today, infantry remains as the primary ground fighting force.

1. FROM PAST TO TODAY
CMST A.İHSAN YILDIRIM

2. THEY HAVE GOT THREE MAİN BRANCH OF
SOLDİERS AT THE PAST
• CAVALRİES
• ARCHERS
• İNFANTRİES

3. Infantry is the branch of a military force that
fights on foot

4. THE FİRST GUN WAS INITIATED IN 13.CENTURY
(1326 The book’s name was De Officiis
Regum)
King III. Edward’s
time in the Europe

5. BEGAN TO CHANGE

6. THE FİRST RİFLE WAS INITIATED IN 15.CENTURY

7. IN TİME, THE ARCHERS BEGAN TO DECREASE
THEN, THE İNFANTRYMEN TOOK THE PLACE OF
ARCHERS

8. FİNALLY, ARCHERS DİSAPPEARED FROM THE
BATTLEFİELD

9. AT SECOND WORD WAR, POLAND’ CAVALRIES
ATTACTED TO GERMAN’ TANK.

10. THAT WAS THE LAST CAVALRY TROOP