Kappenabzeichen on postcards

It was a Croatian battalion from Zagreb. It was deployed in two brigades of the 25th division (49th and 50th)

Polish troops with native command language were already established in 1914 in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. All of this took place

The corps was created for the Monarchy’s great Tyrolean offensive of 1916 from the 44th Rifle Division and the Kaiserschützen

Again, I am presenting a postcard with the Kappenabzeichen of an infantry regiment as a decorative motif. I have already

The air force of the Monarchy developed continuously during the Great War. At first, the most important task was reconnaissance,

The main topic of this post is an interesting field correspondence card. With this capital letter, the addressee is notified

It was a Polish infantry regiment, the city of Kraków and its surroundings provided its crew. At the beginning of

Tyrol enjoyed a special status in Austria. I will not go into the historical reasons for this here. From the

It was the separate special battalion of the parent regiment, mostly of Czech (Moravian) nationality, with headquarters in the city