The 63rd Infantry Regiment had its recruiting area in north-eastern Transylvania, primarily in the county of Beszterce-Naszód. The crew reflected the population distribution of the area and consisted up to [ … ]

Among the various relics of the regiments, objects that are sometimes difficult to interpret appear. For example, field post cards for the regiments sometimes have decorations that we find difficult [ … ]

The 84th Infantry Regiment was founded in 1882 as part of the armed force development program. It was formed from the battalions of the 4, 14, 49 and 59 infantry [ … ]

Cooperation between the armies of the Central Powers began early in the war. Negotiations between the chiefs of staff were much needed to increase the success of the war effort. [ … ]

Merry Christmas to all my visitors! Have nice holidays, peace and joy and most of all good health at the end of the year! The Kappenabzeichen Stories website has been [ … ]

The 32nd Jäger Battalion’s recruitment area was the territory of the VI. Corps in North-East Hungary. The command of the unit was placed in Eperjes (today Presov). At the time [ … ]

The recruitment area of the 9th Infantry Regiment lay in Galicia, south of Lemberg. Stryj was the center where the regiment’s cadre was stationed. The regiment command was in Przemysl. [ … ]

The main motif of the badge is the fortress built at the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers. This strategic point was already fortified in the Middle Ages. It [ … ]

The cadre of the K.u.K 6. Infantry Regiment was located in Újvidék (today Novi Sad in Serbia). Its recruiting area was South Bácska county. The command was located in Budapest. [ … ]