Men at arms

The Monarchy’s army was significantly reorganized at the beginning of 1918. Instead of the previous infantry regiments with four battalions,

Badges were also made with the coats of arms of the Austrian provinces and the coats of arms of many

The Italian front, which opened in 1915, had several front sections, each with a different character. In Tyrol, the fronts

The movement of troops and the provision of material supplies on all fronts of the Great War were basically carried

Boroevic Svetozar was one of the most respected Austro-Hungarian generals. His successes during the Great War are evidenced by his

A special badge  and a special picture. The picture was shot on August 10, 1914 in Szabadka, at the time

The uploaded photo is interesting from two aspects. The artillery lieutenant is an aerial observer, as shown by the balloon

I have classified this badge among the cap badges of the Monarchy. It belongs to a German (Bavarian) unit, and

Archduke Joseph became the commander of the Transylvanian front line at the beginning of 1917. At the same time, the

The 30 and a half mortar has been featured several times on this site. This post has two new features.