Gemeinsame Armee

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Gemeinsame Armee was the joint land force of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, serving as its primary army from the Compromise of 1867 until the end of World War I.

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Gemeinsame Armee canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf army
military branch
allegiance Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary
linked to: Emperor of Austria
alsoKnownAs Common Army
Common Austro-Hungarian Army
k.u.k. Gemeinsame Armee
linked to: k.u.k. Wehrmacht
areaServed territory of Austria-Hungary
commanderTitle Armeeoberkommandant
Emperor-King of Austria-Hungary
linked to: Emperor of Austria
country Austria-Hungary
disbandedFollowing collapse of Austria-Hungary in 1918
dissolved 1918
distinctFrom Honvédség
k.k. Landwehr
endTime 1918
engagedIn Annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (1908) military operations
Austro-Prussian War aftermath period
Balkan Wars mobilizations
Bosnian Crisis military preparations
Italo-Turkish War support and mobilization
World War I
followedBy Heer (First Austrian Republic)
Royal Hungarian Army (interwar)
garrison Budapest
Cracow
linked to: Kraków

Lviv
linked to: Lviv, Ukraine

Prague
Sarajevo
Trieste
linked to: Trieste, Italy

Vienna
hasPart artillery
cavalry
engineer troops
infantry
logistics units
medical corps
headquartersLocation Vienna
languageOfCommand German
legalBasis Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867
linked to: Ausgleich of 1867
militaryBranchOf Austria-Hungary
notableCommander Archduke Eugen of Austria
Archduke Friedrich, Duke of Teschen
Franz Conrad von Hötzendorf
Franz Joseph I of Austria
partOf Armed Forces of Austria-Hungary
peakSize several million soldiers during World War I
precededBy Imperial-Royal Army of the Austrian Empire
primaryRole defense of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
land warfare
recruitment conscription
secondaryLanguageOfCommand Hungarian
sideInConflict Central Powers
startTime 1867
subordinateTo Austro-Hungarian Ministry of War
uniformFeature distinct regimental facings by color
pike grey field uniform (Hechtgrau)
usedBy Austro-Hungarian Empire
Habsburg Monarchy

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Common Army alsoKnownAs Gemeinsame Armee
k.u.k. Wehrmacht armyBranch Gemeinsame Armee