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Image 1 — Suits and pieces of historic armor on display inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg Austria
Image 2 — Suits and pieces of historic armor on display inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg Austria
Image 3 — Suits and pieces of historic armor on display inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg Austria
Image 4 — Suits and pieces of historic armor on display inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg Austria
Image 5 — Suits and pieces of historic armor on display inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg Austria
Image 6 — Suits and pieces of historic armor on display inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg Austria
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Suits and pieces of historic armor on display inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg Austria

u/JetBolt007 — 12 hours ago
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Military uniforms on display at the regimental museum of the K.u.k. Infantereregiment Nr 59 Erzherzog Rainer inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress

u/JetBolt007 — 12 hours ago
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Various Austrian, Austro-Hungarian, Russian and Italian small arms on display at the regimental museum of the Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment Nr. 59 inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg

u/JetBolt007 — 12 hours ago
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Portraits of Emperors Franz Josef and Karl, Archduke Rainer, various other high-ranking officers, and soldiers of the K.u.K. Infanterieregiment No. 59 Erzherzog Rainer at the regimental museum inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress

u/JetBolt007 — 12 hours ago
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Portraits of Emperor Franz Josef, Emperor Karl I, Archduke Rudolf, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, and various high-ranking Austro-Hungarian military officers on display at the HGM in Vienna

u/JetBolt007 — 1 day ago
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Austro-Hungarian firearms and melee weapons on display at the Heeresgesichtliche Museum in Vienna

Regrettably, they did not have any Kropatschek rifles on display, which was a bummer.

u/JetBolt007 — 1 day ago
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Portraits of Austro-Hungarian Army miilitary personnel in the late 19th century on display at the Heeresgesichtliche Museum in Vienna

u/JetBolt007 — 1 day ago
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WW1 Austro-Hungarian military uniforms on display at the Heeresgesichtliche Museum in Vienna

u/JetBolt007 — 1 day ago
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Various Austro-Hungarian uniforms from the late 19th and early 20th century (pre-WW1) on display at the Heeresgesichtliche Museum (HGM) in Vienna

u/JetBolt007 — 1 day ago
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Pictures of various Czechoslovak postwar firearms prototypes on display at the Army Museum Zizkov in Prague

These photos were taken during my first time visiting the Army Museum Zizkov in Prague. Their collection includes numerous prototype self-loading rifles and assault rifles in the proprietary 7.5x45mm and 7.62x45mm calibers as well as in 7.92x57mm IS. It's interesting to see what the Czechs were cooking before being forced to standardize on Soviet calibers. Perhaps Ian should do another trip to cover some of these designs.

u/JetBolt007 — 6 days ago
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Pictures of various Czechoslovak firearms from the interwar period (incl. prototypes) on display at the Army Museum Zizkov in Prague

u/JetBolt007 — 6 days ago
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Some pictures of Austro-Hungarian military uniforms and equipment at the Army Museum Zizkov in Prague

Taken during my visit there earlier today.

u/JetBolt007 — 5 days ago
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Various Czechoslovak and Czech camouflage uniforms on display at the Army Museum Zizkov in Prague

u/JetBolt007 — 6 days ago
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Authentic German Leibermuster jacket on display at the Zizkov Army Museum in Prague

u/JetBolt007 — 6 days ago
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Just saw the restored Marian column in Old Town Square during my first day in Prague

Some background: originally erected in 1650 to honor the victory over the Swedes in the 1648 Battle of Prague, it was demolished in 1918 by the Czechoslovak nationalist regime following the fall of the Dual Monarchy. Over a century later, it was finally rebuilt. Perhaps a sign of changing attitudes towards the Habsburg legacy?

u/JetBolt007 — 6 days ago
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As someone who watches lots of bodycam videos on Youtube.. I thought it was interesting that this officer whipped out a G36C /w RMR as his patrol rifle.

u/JetBolt007 — 18 days ago