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Austro-Prussian War or Seven Weeks War (1866)

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Guns & Cannons

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Howitzers

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Mortars

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Cannon Wagons

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Flak Wagons

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ICBM

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Locomotives

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Rolling Stock

• What were the logistics of warfare during the Franco-Prussian War?
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Armored Trains

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Troop Transport

• Austrian prisoners at the train station in Breslau, 1866
• Arrival of Austrian prisoners by train at Guben
• Prussian Soldiers Conveyed
• Arrival Of Garibaldi At The Milan Railway Station, 1866, Italy

Hospital Trains - Wounded Troop Transport

• Casualties Flood into Dresden (June-July 1866)
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Draisine

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Narrow Gauge

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The German railway system helped Prussia win two wars in the nineteenth century: the Austro-Prussian War (1866) and the Franco-Prussian War (1870-71). Austria nor France was prepared to move many troops and supplies along their railway systems: cars accumulated at railheads, troops were gathered, but without supplies and food, and other similar problems derived from scarce coordination between railway companies and the armies led both nations not to be ready when wars started.