A brand new post from Gábor Széplaki: The first copies of the crafts insignia used in the army of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy were made long before the Great War. In [ … ]

A new post about an excellent badge by Gábor Széplaki: Already in an earlier post (here) brief mention was made about the formation of the car driver units of the [ … ]

New post written by Gábor Széplaki In order to meet the requirements of modern warfare, first in 1908 pike gray and then camp gray clothing was introduced into the army [ … ]

Another high-quality entry by Gábor Széplaki. In the Monarchy machine guns were introduced as direct shooting support of the infantry units after the millennium. Initially in 1908, one machine gun [ … ]

Another excellent post by Gábor Széplaki: The rapid, accurate, and secure transmission of information has been an important task to be solved both in the past and in the present [ … ]

Another exciting and in-detail post by Gábor Széplaki: The efficiency and impact of an army is inconceivable without a well-organized, established and professionally functioning supply. The well-fed, well-equipped, effectively trained [ … ]

The new post of Gábor Széplaki is about another horse-related skill. The entire army of the Monarchy, taking into account joint army, Honvéd and Landwher troops, included 54 cavalry regiments. [ … ]

Since the beginning of time, humans have been trying to put the power, skill and other useful abilities of animals into their own service. Warfare was no exception. In various [ … ]

I would like to thank Gábor Széplaki for this second post about the Monarchy’s lanyard decorations. The artillery guns’ handling staff consisted of seven soldiers. Their position, around the gun [ … ]

This section is directed by my friend Gábor Széplaki. The uploaded posts are written and designed by him. Thank you Gábor for your kind contribution. I think these badges also [ … ]