The Austro-Hungarian army on maneuvers (1912-1913)

A rifle line of an infantry unit of the Austrian army fires rifles from a trench.

Officers at a command and observation post (panorama).

Emperor of Austria-Hungary Franz Joseph I listens to an explanation from one of the generals.

Soldiers of an aeronautical unit at the basket of an aerostat.

A simulated wounded soldier is loaded into a horse-drawn ambulance.

A general, sitting on horseback, gives orders to one of the officers.

Soldiers fire rifles from a prone position in a dense line.

Generals, officers and foreign observers at a command post.

Field artillery gun crews fire.

The infantry moves on all fours.

Soldiers take up positions to fire small arms.

The commander of a cavalry unit receives an order to march.

The cavalrymen mount their saddles.

The cavalry attacks a simulated enemy.

Officers observe the actions of a machine gun crew firing.

Emperor Franz Joseph I at the command post.

The movement of an infantry unit in dense lines, lying down.

Emperor Franz Joseph I watches the maneuvers through binoculars.

Signalmen at a mobile field telephone switchboard.

Soldiers resting on the ground.

Artillery officers at the command and observation post.