Weapons

M 16 38 cm siege howitzer

I don’t really know for what reason, but although the Monarchy was not able to produce the necessary quantities of ...
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42 cm (2)

I already wrote in detail about the 42 cm super mortar here. Reading the war reminiscences, I have the impression ...
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Lohner Pfeilflieger

The Lohner Pfeilflieger got its name from the backward-pointing wings. The first plane was completed in 1912. Soon it was ...
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M 15 110 cm searchlight

I have already dealt with the use of searchlights in general here. The most important development process was that the ...
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Gas mask

Among the many military innovations of the Great War, one of the most horrific was the use of chemical weapons ...
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Tegetthoff-class battleships

The Monarchy’s navy developed at a rapid pace from the 1880s onwards. The effort resulted in the world’s sixth largest ...
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M 15 searchlights

At the beginning of the war, the searchlight units were attached to fortress artillery. Each regiment had 2-3 lighting platoons, ...
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M 17 assault knife

At the beginning of the Great War, the soldiers of the Monarchy were equipped with rifle-mounted bayonets. Such was, for ...
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15 cm howitzer shell

We have already talked about the earlier and the later, more modern versions of the 15 cm howitzers. In this ...
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M 15 12 cm trench mortar

Mortars were an important artillery tool in trench battles. Their projectiles moved on a steep trajectory, so they could reach ...
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