An Imperial Austrian First War Cap Badge For Lovćen (Montenegro) GTRexclude five days shy of his

five days shy of his twenty-first birthday

In the summer of 1903

at the age of 19 years and 11 months

A Jungenschaft was made up of 10 to 15 boys and led by a Jungenschaftsführer

An Imperial Austrian First War Cap Badge For Lovćen (Montenegro) GTRexclude five days shy of hisBadge in die stamped steel (magnetic), commemorating Austrian victory in Montenegro. Footnote: Mount Lovenwas the key defensive position of the Montenegrin army, who defended it as a citadel with roughly 2 3 of its forces. The Austrian Hungarians, under Croatian general Stjepan Sarkoti, gathered large quantities of heavy artillery in Kotor, supported by ships artillery from the Austro Hungarian Navy. On 8 January the attack began with a massive