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  1. KMB
    Wouldn't this be considered a M1915 or in this case, M1916 Dienstmuetze? (1916 for Bavaria)
  2. KMB
    Hello! I am doing a study/search on camo caps and the camo that catches my eye the most is Italian camo. Would anyone have any photos of Italian camo caps in wear or original/s that they could show? Thanks!
  3. KMB
    Edelweiss could be private purchased too, that could be the case.
  4. KMB
    Hello, were there any photos of Gebirgs Artillerie? Thanks
  5. KMB
    Hello, do you have any of Württemberg Gebirgs Kanonen Batterie Nr 6? Thanks
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    Hello, I am trying to gather information in a study of Württemberg Gebirgs Kanonen Batterie Nr.6 and wondered if anyone has photos of this unit that they would be willing to share? Thanks!
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    Hello, I am trying to gather information in a study of the Württemberg Gebirgs Kanonen-Batterie Nr.6 and wondered if anyone has photos of this unit that they would be willing to post here? Thanks!
  9. KMB
    Thanks! I was also wondering, what was Gebirg Artillerie Kanonen Btr 10? Prussian? Bavarian? Württemberg? Thanks
  10. KMB
    Were German Alpenkorps soldiers who were also D O A V members allowed to use their D O A V Edelweiß in the military? Thanks.
  11. KMB
    Anyone else have photos of Bergmützen they could share? They are neat caps
  12. KMB
    Those first 2 are nice, but something odd..I thought Württemberg Bergmütze only had wool visors..Since they are private purchased models, anything is possible! Maybe they had a 3rd option, black leather, grey leather and wool unlike Bavaria and Prussia where they had black and grey visor.
  13. KMB
    There were Prussian Gebirgs Artillery units that wore them. One of the Bataillons in the 3rd JR Rgt was Prussian, they too wore them. Prussia had a good number of Gebirgs units. Prussia had atleast 2-3 units of these types -> Gebirgs Artillery, Gebirgs MW, Gebirgs MG. @The Prussian Green for the 3rd JR Rgt, red as you said above for Gebirgs Artillery. I was told Gebirgs MG (Minus the 2 komps in the W.G.B) and Gebirgs MW didn't wear Bergmützen
  14. KMB
    I believe May 1915 was when Gebirgs Artillery got their Bergmützen
  15. KMB
    So Prussian and Württemberg Gebirgs Artillery had red piping on their Bergmützen while Bavarian Gebirgs Artillery had black piping on their Bergmützen?
  16. KMB
    I've heard the ones you said that are in the Kraus book are both reproductions
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