Honourable Artillery Company signalling 'Fall In', Austria
Here we see a bugler of the Honourable Artillery called the 'fall in' outside a pleasure garden somewhere in Austria. The facilities include baths, a theatre, a guest room that could be hired for 1 Krone per day, and a shady garden with veranda. There is also an 'Electrical' and 'Civil' item, but the second half of these is blocked by the bugler. This area was occupied by the Italians after the Austro-Hungarian surrender, and parts of the British army in Italy took part in occupation of the Tyrol.
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Rickard, J (21 March 2026), Honourable Artillery Company signalling 'Fall In', Austria , https://www.historyofwar.org/Pictures/pictures_HAC_fall_in_austria.html
