The ''Feldjäger'' were established in 1808 as Jäger infantry in the

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and later formed part of the regular infantry of the

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, only their peacetime uniform distinguishing them. The designation ''Jäger'' for the soldiers and ''Feldjäger'' for their units had purely historical reasons, as light infantry and skirmisher units had been abolished in 1866.

Uniform

The hat made of matte black, waterproof

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served as the parade headgear for the Jäger and k.k. Landwehr. It had a crown and brim and was decorated with a circular green cord, the Jäger hat badge and a hackle of black cock feathers. The chinstrap was made of sheep's wool, had a button and an acorn covered with green wool at each end. The two acorns were attached to the rear of the crown. The cord for officers was made of black interwoven gold thread. The crown was in the shape of an oval cone, with a moderately bulbous base at the top. The brim was level at the back and front, but turned up on both sides. The edge of the brim was edged with black, lacquered calfskin. On the left side of the brim was a rearward sloping pocket made of hat felt for attaching the hackle. The hat badge - made of gilt metal - depicted a

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. In the space within the coil, a Tyrolean eagle (heraldic animal) was attached in the case of the

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, or the battalion number in the case of the Feldjäger. They were made of silver-coloured

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. The badge was attached above the hackle pocket, so that the eagle or the number slanted in the same direction as the pocket. The plume was in the shape of a cock's tail tied to a 1.5-mm-thick piece of steel wire. The length of the plume was 29 cm. The plume was inserted into the pocket on the hat, so that the feathers hung down in an arc towards the back. The

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field cap was used in the field. The

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of the Jäger - for soldiers and

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s - corresponded in cut to that of the infantry. The soldiers' coat of pike-grey cloth had epaulettes, shoulder patches, collar and cuffs of grass-green colour. The buttons of all Jäger units were yellow and marked with the battalion number. The Jäger jackets were the same colour as the coat. Their arm of service was indicated by their grass-green parolis. The rest of their equipment was no different from that of the

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Units

In 1914 there were 29 independent Feldjäger

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s and one Bosnian-Herzegovinian Feldjäger Battalion. *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 1 :Formed: 1808 – XIV Army Corps – 8th Infantry Division – 16th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 62 % Germans – 36 % Czechs – 2 % other :Battalion language: Czech, German :Garrison: Tione di Trento :Recruiting district:

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:Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Richard von Vittorelli *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 2 :Formed: 1808 – XIV Army Corps – 8th Infantry Division – 122nd Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 74 % Czechs – 26 % Germans :Battalion language: Czech, German :Garrison:

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:Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Hugo Mayer *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 3 : vakant *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 4 :Formed: 1808 – XIV Army Corps – 3rd Infantry Division – 6th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 77 % Poles – 23 % other :Battalion language: Polish :Garrison: Braunau :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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:Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Felix Schultz *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 5 :Formed: 1808 – III Army Corps – 6th Infantry Division – 12nd Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 39 % Germans – 25 % Czechs – 25 % Poles – 11 % other :Battalion language: Czech, German, Polish :Garrison:

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:Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Carl Pöscheck *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 6 :Formed: 1808 – XIV Army Corps – 8th Infantry Division – 122nd Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 69 % Czechs – 30 % Germans – 1 % other :Battalion language: Czech, German :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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:Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Franz Kahler *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 7 :Formed: 1808 – III Army Corps – 28th Infantry Division – 94th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 85 % Slovenes – 15 % other :Battalion language: Slovenian :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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:Garrison: Canale :Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Wilhelm Staufer * k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 8 * k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 9 *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion "Kopal" No. 10 :Formed: 1813 – XIV Army Corps – 8th Infantry Division – 15th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 98 % Germans – 2 % other :Battalion language: German :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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:Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Oswald Eccher von Eccho, Edler v. Marienberg *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 11 :Formed: 1813 – III Army Corps – 28th Infantry Division – 56th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 52 % Germans – 44 %

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:Garrison: Gradisca :Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Norbert Frass *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 12 :Formed: 1813 – XIV Army Corps – 8th Infantry Division – 15th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 67 % Czechs – 32 % Germans – 1 % other :Battalion language: Czech, German :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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:Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Dante Bontadi *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 13 :Formed: 1849 – XIV Army Corps – 8th Infantry Division – 15th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 47 % Poles – 36 %

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– 17 % other :Battalion language: Polish :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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:Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Ludwig Ritter von Stampfer *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 14 :Formed: 1914 – XIV Army Corps – 8th Infantry Division – 16th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 47 % Ruthenians – 43 % Poles – 1 % other :Battalion language: Polish :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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:Commandant: Major Alfred von Hankenstein *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 15 : vakant *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 16 :Formed: 1849 – XIV Army Corps – 8th Infantry Division – 16th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 56 % Germans – 34 % Czechs – 10 % other :Battalion language: Czech, German :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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:Commandant: Major Karl Lerch *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 17 :Formed: 1849 – III Army Corps – 6th Infantry Division – 12nd Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 63 % Czechs – 36 % Germans – 1 % other :Battalion language: Czech, German :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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:Commandant: Major Rudolf Dückelmann *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 18 :Formed: 1914 – XIV Army Corps – 8th Infantry Division – 16th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 59 % Ruthenians – 31 % Poles – 10 % other :Battalion language: Polish :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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:Garrison: Trient :Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Maximilian Lauer *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 19 :Formed: 1849 – III Army Corps – 6th Infantry Division – 12nd Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 58 % Slovaks – 32 % Hungarians – 10 % other :Battalion language: Slovak, Hungarian :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre: Komorn :Garrison: Klagenfurt :Commandant: Major Ernst Mathes *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 20 :Formed: 1849 – III Army Corps – 28th Infantry Division – 56th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 58 % Slovenes – 31 % Trientines/Triestines – 21 % other :Battalion language: Slovenian, Italian :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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:Garrison: Kremaun :Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Franz Schöbinger *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 21 :Formed: 1849 – III Army Corps – 6th Infantry Division – 11st Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 98 % Germans 2 % other :Battalion language: German :Recruiting district: Vienna :Garrison: Mitrovica :Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Johann Haas * k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 22 :Formed: 1849 – XIV Army Corps – 8th Infantry Division – 16th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 70 % Germans – 28 % Czechs – 2 % other :Battalion language: German, Czech :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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:Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Wenzel Ort *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 23 :Formed: 1849 – VII Army Corps – 34th Infantry Division – 68th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 68 % Romanians – 28 % Hungarians – 4 % other :Battalion language: Romanian, Hungarian :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre: Marosvásárhely :Garrison:

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:Commandant: Major Theodor Althoff *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 24 :Formed: 1849 – III Army Corps – 28th Infantry Division – 55th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 86 % Hungarians – 14 % other :Battalion language: Hungarian :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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(one coy. in Parenzo) :Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Emmerich Gerö *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 25 :Formed: 1849 – II Army Corps – 25th Infantry Division – 49th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 75 % Czechs – 22 % Germans – 3 % other :Battalion language: Czech, German :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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(Schönbrunner Schloßkaserne / two companies at the Mauerkaserne barracks) :Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Arnold Barwick *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 26 : vakant *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 27 :Formed: 1914 – XIV Army Corps – 8th Infantry Division – 121st Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 54 % Romanians – 27 % Ruthenians – 19 % other :Battalion language: Romanian, Polish :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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:Commandant: Major Friedrich Nürnberger *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 28 :Formed: 1859 – VII Army Corps – 34th Infantry Division – 68th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 73 % Romanians – 27 % other :Battalion language: Romanian :Recruiting district: Arad :Garrison: Kevévara :Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Augustin Dorotka von Ehrenwall *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 29 :Formed: 1859 – III Army Corps – 28th Infantry Division – 56th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 29 % Hungarians – 67 % Slovaks – 4 % sonstige :Battalion language: Hungarian, Slovak :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre: Losoncz :Garrison:

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:Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Desiderius Farkas *k. u. k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 30 :Formed: 1859 – XIV Army Corps – 3rd Infantry Division – 6th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 70 % Ruthenians – 30 % other :Battalion language: Polish :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre: Stanislav :Garrison:

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:Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Jungl *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 31 :Formed: 1859 – XIII Army Corps – 7th Infantry Division – 14th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 95 % Croats – 5 % other :Battalion language: Croatian :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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:Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Eduard Hospodarž *k.u.k. Feldjäger Battalion No. 32 :Formed: 1859 – XI Army Corps – 30th Infantry Division – 60th Infantry Brigade :Nationalities: 74 % Slovaks – 26 % other :Battalion language: Slovak :Recruiting district and reinforcement cadre:

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:Commandant: Lieutenant Colonel Carl Strohmer

ORBAT

Peace establishment

26 officers, 390 men, 20 horse * Battalion staff * 4 field companies * 1 Jäger machine gun division * Reinforcement company cadre with augmentation magazine (training)

War establishment

26 officers, 1,100 men, 70 horse * Battalion staff * 4 field companies * 1 Jäger machine gun division * Wagon train * Reinforcement companies (in the home garrison)

Sources

* Austrian State Archives / War Archives in Vienna

Footnotes

Literature

* Peter Fichtenbauer, Christian Ortner: ''Die Geschichte der österreichischen Armee von Maria Theresia bis zur Gegenwart in Essays und bildlichen Darstellungen'', Verlag Militaria, Vienna, 2015, * Johann C. Allmayer-Beck, Erich Lessing: ''Die K.u.k. Armee. 1848–1914''. Verlag Bertelsmann, Munich, 1974, . * k.u.k. Kriegsministerium „Dislokation und Einteilung des k.u.k Heeres, der k.u.k. Kriegsmarine, der k.k. Landwehr und der k.u. Landwehr“ in: Seidels kleines Armeeschema – Publisher: Seidel & Sohn Vienna, 1914 * Hauptmann V. Pech: ''Heerwesen-Tabellen Lehr- und Lernbehelf für Militärerziehungs- und Bildungsanstalten sowie Reserveoffiziersschulen'', Prague, 1915 * Stefan Rest: ''Des Kaisers Rock im ersten Weltkrieg''. Verlag Militaria, Vienna, 2002,

External links

Die Tiroler Kaiserjäger ("The Tyrolean Kaiserjäger")

Österreich-Ungarns bewaffnete Macht 1900-1914 ("Austria-Hungary's Armed Power 1900–1914")

The Kaiserjäger Museum
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