The Last Cavalry Charge. The First to Fight.
On the morning of 16 January 1942, the 26th Cavalry Regiment (Philippine Scouts) made history — executing the last cavalry charge in the history of the United States Army at the Battle of Morong. Part of U.S. Army Forces Far East’s Philippine Department, the 26th CAV (PS) stood against the Japanese advance with courage, discipline, and the warrior spirit of the Philippine Scouts.
Of the 301 members of this regiment interred at the Manila American Cemetery and Memorial, each name represents a soldier who gave everything in defense of the Philippines and the United States. Their sacrifice is etched in history.
This 15oz White Ceramic Mug bears the Coat of Arms of the 26th Cavalry Regiment — Our Strength — a daily tribute to the Scouts who rode into history.
Premium Mug Specs
- White Ceramic, 15 oz (0.44 L): Generous capacity for your morning brew
- ORCA Coating: Superior color vibrancy and print durability, wash after wash
- Lead and BPA-Free: Safe for daily use
- Dishwasher & Microwave Safe: Built for everyday convenience
- Rounded Corners & C-Handle: Comfortable grip from first sip to last
For Those Who Honor the Philippine Scouts
Whether you have family ties to the 26th CAV, study WWII Pacific history, or honor the legacy of the Philippine Scouts — this mug is a meaningful tribute to one of the most storied cavalry units in American military history.
26th Cavalry Regiment. Philippine Scouts. Our Strength. The Last Charge.
Ideal for: WWII veterans’ families, Philippine Scouts descendants, U.S. Army cavalry historians, military collectors, and anyone who honors the Pacific Theater.