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An infantry regiment of 85% Romanian nationality, headquartered in Szászváros, and recruited from the Transylvanian island mountains, along the Aranyos
Read moreI have already written a detailed post about the Chief of Staff of the Monarchy’s forces here. There I have
Read moreThe use of aerial vehicles in the first two years of the Great War was mostly for reconnaissance and target
Read moreThere were two main means of troop transport in the Great War. Soldiers marched on foot for a shorter distance
Read moreMillions of soldiers lost their lives in the Great War. All those who fell had relatives who mourned them. In
Read moreThe patron saint of gunners has already appeared here. The new post is justified by the beautiful postcard, but even
Read moreThere is a howitzer badge that has been puzzling me for a long time. The old M 98 15 cm
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