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WW1 Uniforms by Country

WW1 Uniforms by Country: compare 9 countries on 2 metrics.

History9 countries · 2 metricsUpdated Jun 16, 2023Original page
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9 countries
AustraliaKhakiTunic with four pockets and a stand-up collar. Slouch hat with one side turned up.
FranceBlue and red (until 1915), then blue-grayBright blue tunics and red trousers, changed to “horizon blue” in 1915.
GermanyGray-greenTunic with four pockets and a stand-up collar. Spiked helmet (pickelhaube) replaced by steel helmet (stahlhelm) in 1916.
ItalyGray-greenTunic with four pockets and a stand-up collar. Black boots and helmets.
JapanKhaki or olive drabTunic with four pockets and a stand-up collar. Puttees and leather boots. Peaked cap or field cap.
RussiaKhaki or green (for infantry), dark green (for cavalry and artillery)Tunic with shoulder boards and four pockets. Cossack-style hat (papakha) or fur cap (ushanka).
SerbiaBlue-gray or khakiTunic with four pockets and a stand-up collar. Red trousers for officers. Peaked cap or shajkacha hat.
TurkeyKhaki or gray-greenTunic with four pockets and a stand-up collar. Red fez or kepi cap.
United KingdomKhakiTunic with large breast pockets and two side pockets. Rank badges on upper arm.

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Where does this ww1 uniforms by country data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Military Uniforms of World War I - Wikipedia.

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