Pickelhaube - Quiz
A) Life Guards B) Artillery Corps C) Air Force D) Royal Navy
A) Portugal B) Italy C) Spain D) France
A) Peru B) Bolivia C) Argentina D) Brazil
A) Gold studded B) Black plumed C) White plumed D) Red crested
A) Modern camouflage B) Rayadillo dress C) Blue gala uniform D) Khaki service uniform
A) The Office B) Hogan's Heroes C) Cheers D) M*A*S*H
A) Heinrich Heine B) Bertolt Brecht C) Johann Wolfgang von Goethe D) Friedrich Nietzsche
A) 1914 B) 1899 C) 1939 D) 1844
A) Molded plastic Pickelhaube B) Ceramic Pickelhaube model C) Leather Pickelhaube replica D) Steel Pickelhaube mask
A) A bird B) An American officer's cap C) A feather D) A German medal
A) Border guards B) Paratroopers C) Naval infantry D) Traffic police
A) Official seizures B) Souvenir hunters C) Target practice D) Recycling drives
A) National University of Colombia B) University of Stockholm C) University of the Philippines D) University of Chile
A) Peace B) Modernity C) Democracy D) Reaction
A) The RAF and the Parachute Regiment B) The Royal Marines and the Royal Navy C) The Grenadier Guards and Coldstream Guards D) The Blues and Royals and the Life Guards
A) Tombac alloy B) Stiffened cloth C) Hardened boiled leather D) Polished steel
A) To deflect vertical sword strikes B) To intimidate enemy soldiers C) To hold a plume at all times D) To act as an antenna for signals
A) Albert Pattern B) Custodian helmet C) Home Service helmet D) Dragoon helmet
A) A square block B) A flat disc C) A feather plume holder D) A ball-shaped finial
A) The soldier's province or state B) The soldier's blood type C) The soldier's rank D) The year of manufacture
A) A cockade B) A finial C) A lobster-tail D) A trichter
A) Boiled leather B) Tombac C) Pure copper D) Stiffened cloth
A) Black B) White C) Red D) Gold
A) Cuirassier plates B) Dragoon guards C) Tombac helmets D) Lobster-tail helmets
A) Bavaria B) Prussia C) Russia D) Württemberg
A) The spike became longer B) The crown height was reduced C) The spike was replaced with leather D) The spike was removed entirely
A) Helmet B) Bonnet C) Spike D) Shield
A) Chile B) France C) Russia D) Germany
A) Prince Charles of Prussia B) General Lev Ivanovich Kiel C) King Frederick William III D) King Frederick William IV
A) A bird B) A flaming grenade C) A star D) A cross
A) Frederick William IV B) Frederick William III C) Tsar Nicholas I D) Prince Charles
A) 1849 B) 1837 C) 1842 D) 1844
A) Budenovka B) Raupenhelm C) Shako D) Forage cap
A) British military aid B) French trade agreements C) Russian diplomatic gifts D) German military missions
A) 6th Infantry Regiment Chacabuco B) The Gendarmerie C) The Cuirassiers D) The Imperial Guard
A) Cloth cap B) Metal star C) Flaming grenade D) Horsehair plume
A) 1844 B) 1914 C) 1919 D) 1862
A) Shako B) Raupenhelm C) Budenovka D) Forage cap
A) M1892 Pickelhaube B) M1892 Stahlhelm C) M1892 Feldgrau D) M1892 Überzug
A) Light brown B) Tan C) Olive green D) Feldgrau
A) United States B) Russia C) Argentina D) France
A) Thin sheet steel B) Aluminum C) Copper D) Rubber
A) 1915 B) 1916 C) 1914 D) 1918
A) The chin strap B) The bright brass fittings C) The spike D) The neck guard
A) January 1915 B) September 1915 C) August 1914 D) October 1916
A) Leather helmet B) Jäger shako C) Stahlhelm D) M1892 Überzug
A) Prussian Guards B) Front line infantry C) Leibgendarmerie S.M. des Kaisers D) Artillery officers
A) 1918 B) 1934 C) 1945 D) 1925
A) Darkened significantly B) Turned green C) Faded into a tan shade D) Turned white
A) Blue B) Brown C) Green D) Red |
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