Men at arms

Several posts on this site have commemorated the motoring branch of the armed forces. It is especially worth reviewing the

The Klagenfurt-based Jäger battalion was stationed in Villach, next to the Italian border. Its nationality was mostly German-speaking. As part

For a long time, Archduke Joseph was the commander of one of the corps defending Doberdó, the VII. Corps. His

The personnel of the Honvéd Infantry Regiment in and around Sopron were half Hungarian and half German. The regiment’s command

A recently seen photo with a cap badge. An NCO, as his cap rosette is metal. His affiliation with a

This regiment has already been discussed here. I also wrote about the statues of the two grenadiers on the 42nd

Badges and photos of wearing badges are running out. I also have to touch on shots where the details of

A mysterious photo with a cap badge has come up again. Most of the soldiers in the photo are wearing

The festive decoration of the field cap was the three-leaf oak leaf or, in winter, the pine branch. This motive

It was a regiment of half Hungarian, half Slovak nationality. Its headquarters were stationed in Losonc. It was one of