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- The mountain infantry of Austria have their roots in the three Landesschützen regiments of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The mountain infantry of Germany carry on certain traditions of the Alpenkorps (Alpine corps) of World War I. Both countries' mountain infantry share the Edelweiß insignia. It was established in 1907 as a symbol of the Austro-Hungarian Landesschützen regiments by Emperor Franz Joseph I. These troops wore their edelweiss on the collar of their uniforms. When the Alpenkorps came to aid the Landesschützen in defending Austria-Hungary's southern frontier against the Italian attack in May 1915, the grateful Landesschützen honoured the men of the Alpenkorps by awarding them their own insignia: the edelweiss. Together with the Fallschirmjäger (Paratroopers) they are perceived as
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| - Wie Kundschafter verbrauchen Gebirgsjäger nur ein Drittel eines Bewegungspunktes, um sich ein Feld weiterzubewegen. Achtung: Der Angriff mit einem Bruchteil eines Bewegungspunktes reduziert deine Angriffsstärke zu ebendiesem Bruchteil seines normalen Wertes.
- * Kann in einer Stadt aufgelöst werden, um die Hälfte der Produktionskosten zu erhalten.
* Kann sich eingraben, ergibt 50% Verteidigungsbonus.
* Kann brandschatzen, um Infrastruktur zu zerstören.
* Ignoriert das Gelände .
* Kann durch Training oder Kampf zum Veteran werden.
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| - Zurück zu Übersicht der Einheiten
- Nickname(s) Type Leader(s) Equipment Size el>Headquarters Historical Information Established Fragmented Reformed Dissolved Notable Conflicts Affiliation [Source] File:Stub Icon.png
- The mountain infantry of Austria have their roots in the three Landesschützen regiments of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The mountain infantry of Germany carry on certain traditions of the Alpenkorps (Alpine corps) of World War I. Both countries' mountain infantry share the Edelweiß insignia. It was established in 1907 as a symbol of the Austro-Hungarian Landesschützen regiments by Emperor Franz Joseph I. These troops wore their edelweiss on the collar of their uniforms. When the Alpenkorps came to aid the Landesschützen in defending Austria-Hungary's southern frontier against the Italian attack in May 1915, the grateful Landesschützen honoured the men of the Alpenkorps by awarding them their own insignia: the edelweiss. Together with the Fallschirmjäger (Paratroopers) they are perceived as the elite infantry units of the German Army.
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