Polish Winged Hussars?

that's their uniform....... their costume...... like why English had to wear Red while the France in Blue

Helow Mosquito! Hussars have also "czekan" (kind of warhammers) to figt with other hawy troops. But remember tat it is not industrial age and during long campanies that equipement changed. For egzample baltes licke K�uszyn (1612) and Basia (1663) ( it could be some misteake in that dates) hussars fought whitheout lances, and made owerhelming charge with "koncerz" (wich is not exactly "stright sabre"). And for that reason i thing that most important was tactic and profesional charakter of this formation.

Reading above, also long list of victories for Polish Hussaria, I am surprised at one major omission.
From Orsza (1514) up to Vienna (1683) is mentioned but not 1686 = The Liberation of Buda (Hungary's capital).
-Say Jan Sobieski to anyone in Hungary today, they will answer "liberated Buda from the Ottoman Empire"

Western history usually says it was the Habsburgs (in leadership) but the "Last Crusade", partly financed by the Pope, had 100,000  international soldiers. Jan Sobieski with a well trained army of 40,000 and 17,000 Hungarian hajdus who were first on the ramparts made up over half. The Habsburgs-Holy Roman Empire combined had less than Sobieski's modern army. Also the Habsburgs inexplicably halted without freeing the south section of Hungary (or even liberating Serbia?). The explanation of some historians - (the Habsburg feared) the Hungarians were more than willing to elect Sobieski as King! This would have been good for Poland and...... the best thing for Hungary after 150 years of occupation and war.

1686 a major-major event in European history and the begining of slow withdrawal for Ottoman Empire.
Sobieski -a key player- had infantry, hussars, everything.  I don't really know if Husaria was present ?