Wartime Changes to the German Field Uniform 1914-1916
In 1910, the entire German army adopted the Feldgrau uniform, while maintaining all State and Regimental variations. The pre-1910 uniforms were also maintained for parades, law court, guard duty, social affairs and for "walking-out", or off-duty times.
Imperial German Uniforms 1842 to 1918 - Kaiser's Bunker
This index will guide you to individual pages for each catagory of Imperial German uniform. Each catagory of pre-1914 uniform includes a historical overview, photographs of actual examples, period photographs, plus charts of every pre-1914 Regiment with uniform details for each unit.
German uniforms World War One - WW2 Weapons
German uniforms in World War I (1914-1918) went through several changes during the conflict, but there were some consistent elements. Feldgrau: The standard color for German uniforms was field gray (feldgrau), a greenish-gray shade that provided good camouflage.
(1871-1918) German Army & Navy Uniforms & Insignia
2009年9月14日 · Uniforms and insignia of the German army between 1871 to 1918. Der Uniformen und Abzeichen der Deutaches Heer.
M1907/10 Feldrock - Kaiser's Bunker
AKO 19.04.1907 announced the release of the new German Feldgrau (field-gray) uniform, known universally as the M1907/10 Feldrock. The new uniform was intended for field use only, and the old Dunkelblau uniforms were maintained for all other occasions.
Category : Uniforms of the German imperial army of World …
2021年8月27日 · Media in category "Uniforms of the German imperial army of World War I" The following 200 files are in this category, out of 277 total. (previous page)
Uniforms of World War One: The Clothing That Made the Men
2022年7月15日 · At the outbreak of war, Germany was undergoing a thorough review of its army uniforms – something that continued throughout the conflict. Previously, each German state had maintained its own uniform, leading to a confusing array of colours, styles and badges.
Uniforms - The Imperial German Infantryman 1914 - 1918 - Weebly
German shoulder straps went through a series of changes throughout the course of World War One. For a German Infantryman's Feldgrau shoulder straps, the regiment number, or sometimes a heraldic cypher that represented that regiment, was sewn in red thread.
Kaiser's Bunker
Contains: individual pages for each category of CEF uniform, highland uniforms, trousers and undergarments, overcoats, cloth headgear, formation patches, and more. Each category includes a historical overview, photographs of actual examples, and period photographs.
German Uniforms - Uniforms of World War I
The German Waffenrock (uniform) evolved a great deal to the Feldgrau (field grey) used in WWI. This was worn by most foot units and some cavalry units as well. Different ranks wore different types of these uniforms.
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