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    Bayern

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    1. A Sardinian army Infantry officer wearing the uniform in service from 1850 . French Cuffs black piped red ,gold buttons , over the cuffs the three golden lace inverted chevrons of a captain . NCOs weared black chevrons . the colour of the collar varied according to the Brigade , The Re, brigade used red collars , the Regina Brigade white ones, the Savoia Brigade black piped red and so on, each Brigade consisted of two regiments 

    2. On 09/06/2021 at 07:36, laurentius said:

      This man is wearing a perculiar uniform. It looks like the old pre-ww1 type with Litzen for generals. I doubt they are sowed unto a red backing. No stars on the shoulderboards so he is the lowest general rank in the army (generalmajor). Maybe he got a promotion and upgraded his uniform.

       

      Kind regards, Laurentius

      The lace under his shoulderboards means AD ,that is Retired and his  uniform certaiinly looks as a Pre War  blue Waffenrock with red collar piped blue and with Alt Larisch Stickerei on it

    3. Archduke Albrecht of Austria Teschen was made Prussian Generalfeldmarschall in the year 1893 ,two years before his death still being General Inspector of the AH Army, aged 78. in his long service he received nearly 48 awards and orders , The Golden Fleece, the Pour Le Merite , Il Collare della Annunziata , the Order of the Redeemer, a Brasilian order,a Montenegrin one, a Great Cross of the Legion de Honneur, at least 6 Russian orders or crosses, even two Serbian orders, 

    4. Hello, Normally a Divisional Staff consisted in a Chief of the Staff, a Personnel Officer, a Inteligence Officer, a Operations Officer, a Logistic one , a Civilian affairs officer,apart a Divisional Chaplain or two, a  Divisional medical officer ,Divisonal Veterinarian and so on. The Army Corps Staff was organized among the same lines but tended to be composed of Field Officers of the rank of Lt Colonel onwards inclusive with General rank for example the Army Corps Artillery Chief or the Army Corps Medical chief Officer 

    5. Hello , Austro Hungarian Cavalry comprised : Dragoons, Uhlans , Hussars ,and Tyrolean and Dalmatian Mounted Rifles. In the year 1914 all types of Regiments marched to the War wearing their  normal uniforms of Peacetime but with the headdressess covered with Pike grey cloth covers or painted in Pike grey colour. the exception were the Machine Gun squadrons ,uniformed in Pike Grey special uniforms . The uniforms were light blue with regimental facings for Dragoons and with madder red breeches for example. But your question is if the AH Cavalry weared Field Grey uniforms and the answer is Yes . at the end of 1914 they begun to receive dark blue grey breeches instead of the red , later they received Pike Grey infantry type Blusen , and finally from mid 1915 the so called Pelzulanka in Field Grey colour and same colour Blusen with regimental colour collar patches for Dragoons , Red patches for Uhlans and Honved hussars and Dark or Light blue ones for Common Army Hussars. Mounted Rifles received the same items and their collar patches were rifle green in colour . Later ,the Cavalry received Steel helmets in dull brown colour .

    6. Your generalleutnant joined in 1865 the 7 th Pioneer Bataillon as One Year Volunteer , in 1866 he was Unteroffizier and took part inside the 7th Bon in the Austro Prussian War . in november 1867 he was Sekondeleutnant , 13  of July 1872 Premierleutnant , 11 of july 1879 Hauptmann, 17 of April 1888 Major ,18 of April 1893, Oberstleutnant, 20 of May 1896 Oberst, 3 of July 1899 Generalmajor, 12 of September 1912 Generalleutnant , He was pensioned in 1903 . In January of 1899 he was elevated to the Hereditary Nobilty . after the retirement he entered in Politic and was a member of the Prussian Landtag until 1918

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