heavens-champion 1,905 December 12, 2016 Share December 12, 2016 I know that Spain never fought in World War I, but what did their military uniforms look liked during the time? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fhaolan 4,484 December 12, 2016 Share December 12, 2016 Here's what I could find for actual pictures in the field: https://www.flickr.com/photos/marta_gufstasson/1342430044/in/photostream/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/marta_gufstasson/1341540913/in/photostream/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/marta_gufstasson/1342428472/in/photostream/ And here's a selection of illustrations that people usually use for making miniatures for wargames. I can't speak to accuracy, as I can't actually read the text of the webpage. http://miniaturasjm.com/uniformologia/uniformes-espaoles-espaa-1912-a-1920/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
idunnomaybe 344 December 12, 2016 Share December 12, 2016 ok so this question is kind of complicated WW1 military wise was a transitional period from the Napoleonic era to the more standardization that came about with WW2as a result uniforms changed massively between units and roles etc so its kind of hard to point to a uniform and say "that one" Spain however had was still recovering from the Napoleonic wars it was a very poor nation and was constantly on the brink of civil war uniform wise it changed wildly some were khaki style uniforms others still had uniforms from the 1700sa better question would be why do you want to know? did you find a picture of a great grandfather that you want to know more about? cause depending on what he's wearing you can tell what unit he was with if he was infantry or cavalry and so on Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
heavens-champion 1,905 December 12, 2016 Author Share December 12, 2016 ok so this question is kind of complicated WW1 military wise was a transitional period from the Napoleonic era to the more standardization that came about with WW2 as a result uniforms changed massively between units and roles etc so its kind of hard to point to a uniform and say "that one" Spain however had was still recovering from the Napoleonic wars it was a very poor nation and was constantly on the brink of civil war uniform wise it changed wildly some were khaki style uniforms others still had uniforms from the 1700s a better question would be why do you want to know? did you find a picture of a great grandfather that you want to know more about? cause depending on what he's wearing you can tell what unit he was with if he was infantry or cavalry and so on I'm just curious, and keep imagining they were wearing uniforms similar to France. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
idunnomaybe 344 December 12, 2016 Share December 12, 2016 I'm just curious, and keep imagining they were wearing uniforms similar to France. Kinda? they were similar in a certain way but spains uniforms were unique Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Faze Five 61 December 12, 2016 Share December 12, 2016 Well, in my city there is the "Academia de Caballeria", there are a lot of military uniforms from different times... Spain has had many militar uniforms, even nowadays each 28 of may it's the Spanish army day, and they march with classical uniforms. Exactly between 1914-18 i don't know, you can see something related to the Rif War and the uniforms of the "Regulares", they were from that time. Btw, Spain was a poor country because the Napoleonic wars suposed the independence of the colonies and the country was prettty much split after that, causing a huge inestability in the XIX century, with many revolutions and civil wars (3 Carlist wars), and at the end of that century the Spanish-American War. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Codelyy 1,286 December 13, 2016 Share December 13, 2016 @@heavens-champion Hey there . The subject of this topic isn't suitable as a topic due to it not really having any potential to start a large discussion considering once that question has been answered, the discussion ends so it would be a lot more suitable to ask this question through a status update. Please remember that when creating topics, you are trying to start a large discussion about a certain subject with members of the forums where anyone can easily join the discussion and give their opinion. Locking. Thank you Cherribomb for the Signature! https://twitter.com/Codelyy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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