The Prussian

The one is "Kurrent", the other "Sütterlin". Why did he use both? I don´t know...

I asked a friend of mine. He is a specialist in "reading" Gustav Gebert

To me it's Gustav Hebert

But the 1st letters of the names are different. To me it is a G and an H.

The 2nd name seems to be an H-name. Gu. Heberts or Gu. Hebert. Oberjäger is right! Gustav? 18.11.17, the regiment used to be at the Piave

I only read "Geberts", the first couod be "Einj." = Einjährig" but HOLY CR..! There is a signature of Oberst v. Rango!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

which guy, matey?

Phantastic! Where did you get them? I' ve never seen an offer like that

Hmmm, that is the badge of the bav.8th.Res.Div. I can´t see a link between the 364 an the division... The regiment was under command of: 15.7.15-30.7.15: 29.Ers.Brig. (8.Ers.Div.) 3.8.16-26.8.16: ba. 8.Inf.Brig. (bav.14.Inf.Div.) 26.8.16-9.8.18: 66.Res.Brig. (33.Res.Div.) Temporary: 7.10.15-10.10.15: ? 10.10.15-8.11.15: 112.Inf.Brig. (56.Inf.Div.) 1.3.16-5.5.16: 8.Ers.Div. 29.5.16-26.6.16: 233.Inf.Brig. (117.Inf.Div.) 10.8.16-22.8.16: 21.Res.Div. In march 1917 it became 243.Inf.Div,

The 364th were under bavarian command in the first three weeks of august 1916 (bav.8th Inf.Brig./bav.14th Inf.Div.) But the 14th Div. was near Verdun, while the 8th Res.Div. fought at the Somme...

Light green eagle upon light green primary colour...

Württ. Geb.Rgt.

The württ. Geb.Kan.Bttr.6 was set-up in march 1915. First (from may 1915 until february 1917) it was part of the bavarian Geb.Art.Abt.2, and came then to the württ. Geb.Art.Abt.4, where it changed with bavar. Geb.Bttr.12 Here is a map of 1915 in the Dolomites

No. The first Inf.Gesch.Bttr. were set-up in september 1916. In Tirol 1915 was only the bavarian Geb.Art.Abt.2 Here is the original ordre of battle for Tirol 1915: Sorry, I was too quickly... That was the planned ordre of battle. I juts saw, that the Geb.Art.Abt.1 was in the Alpenkorps from march-september 1915! The Geb.Art.Abt. 6 was in the Alpenkorps since 1916.

Hello! It´s not a monument for a specific Baden artillery unit, but for all Baden Gebirgs-Artillerie and Infanterie-Geschütz-Batterien. Baden (XIV.AK) had the following according units: Gebirgs-Batterie 1 (became later Württemberg.Geb.Bttr.11) Gebirgs-Batterie 4 (became part of Gebirgs-Artillerie-Abteilung 1) Gebirgs-Batterie 9 (became part of Gebirgs-Artillerie-Abteilung 3) Gebirgs-Batterie 14 (became part of Gebirgs-Artillerie-Abteilung 5) Gebirgs-Batterie 17H (became part of Gebirgs-Artillerie-Abteilung 6) A lot of Inf.Gesch.Bttr. were set-up by the Ersatz-Abteilungen of the Geb.Battr. Ers.Abt. of Geb.Batterien from Baden were: Ers.Form./Geb.Kan.Bttr. 1 Ers.Abt./Geb.Kan.Bttr. 5 Ers.Abt./Geb.Art.Abt. 5 Ers.Abt./Geb.Art. 5 and 6 (combinied) (Ersatz for Infanterie-Geschütz-Batterie 1, 3, 6 and 9) So, Baden Inf.Gesch.Bttr. were the numbers 1, 3, 6 and 9, even there were not only Baden soldiers, they were set-up by prussian order

Yes. it was the Jg.Btl.27 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/27th_Jäger_Battalion_(Finland) http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/2016/koeniglich-preussisches-jaeger-batl.27_finnische-jaeger.html

Hello Bayern! Finland makes sense. That could be the answer! Thanks a lot!!!!!

Hello Paul! No. It´s the badge of the Karpathenkorps. (Carpathian corps). It was given to troops of the 1st and 200th Inf.Div.

Hello! Feldbahnbetriebsabteilung 22 Vorläufiger Ausweis über den Besitz des Eisernes Kreuzes Dem Vizefeldwebel und Offizier-Aspirant Hans Martens der Feldbahn-Betriebs-Abteilung 22, ??? Linie Z, ist durch Verfügung der Armee-Abteilung A (A.O.K.), II a W 37431/18 am 20.10.1918 das Eiserne Kreuz II. Klasse verkliehen worden Im Felde, den 1.November 1918 ??? Hauptmann und Abteilungs-Führer A Feldbahn-Betriebsabteilung is a Field railway traffic station, an Offizier-Aspirant is a probationary or aspirant officer

A shot in the dark... Rangliste 1913 has a "Oberleutnant Rabius" in II.Seebataillon (Wilhelmshaven)

Hello! Thanks a lot for the links! They are very useful!!! Maybe I can learn more about the spanish army! Stil open is the question about the german general. According to the cockades I assume he is saxon. I´ve been told, it could be: http://prussianmachine.com/aka/ehrenthal.htm

Hello Steve! You could ask him, if there are any stamps.

Hello! 1) bavarian infantry helmet for enlisted men and NCOs. Unfortunately the golden back-bar (?) and the cockades are missing. 2) prussian Ersatz-helmet, made of felt for enlisted men and NCOs

Yes, that´s the man from Köln I mentioned above. Unfortunately I don´t have any idea about his awards

Hello! What do you mean with "Musspreussen"? Well, the part of Essen is called Rüttenscheid. 5km from my home!