| dbo:abstract | - Infanterist (en: infantryman) – was the designation to the lowest private rank of infantry, the biggest armed forces branch of the common Austro-Hungarian Army (k.u.k. Army) from 1867 to 1918. However, until 1918 Infanterist was also the common or generic designation to soldiers, rank independent, of the Infantry branch in the Austro-Hungarian Army as well as in the Army of the German Empire. In line to the appropriate branch of service it did belong to the so-called Gemeine rank group, comparable to private, soldier or G.I. in Anglophone armed forces. Other Gemeine ranks were as follows: * Dragoner (en: dragoon), * Füsilier (fusilier | Am. also fusileer), * Grenadier, * Husar (hussar), * Infanterist (infantryman) * Kanonier (gunner, cannoneer), * Musketier (musketeer), etc. * Pionier (engineer) * Sanitätssoldat (medicalman) * Trainsoldat (trainman) * Ulan (uhlan) Waffenrock k.u.k Infantrists until 1918 * k.u.k Inf.Rgt. 6 * k.u.k Inf.Rgt. 23 * k.u.k Inf.Rgt. 51 * k.u.k Inf.Rgt. 57 * k.u.k Inf.Rgt. 65 * k.u.k Inf.Rgt. 66 (en)
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| rdfs:comment | - Infanterist (en: infantryman) – was the designation to the lowest private rank of infantry, the biggest armed forces branch of the common Austro-Hungarian Army (k.u.k. Army) from 1867 to 1918. However, until 1918 Infanterist was also the common or generic designation to soldiers, rank independent, of the Infantry branch in the Austro-Hungarian Army as well as in the Army of the German Empire. In line to the appropriate branch of service it did belong to the so-called Gemeine rank group, comparable to private, soldier or G.I. in Anglophone armed forces. Other Gemeine ranks were as follows: (en)
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