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National Geographic : 1913 Oct
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Photo by Frederick Moore AT PRACTICE WITH THE GUNS When King Charles first went to Rumania he found the army consisting of raw levies, with no uniforms and in some cases armed only with sabers and pikes. Educated under the famous German general, Moltke, and having served with distinction in the Danish war of 1864, King Charles possessed just the equipment to raise the army of his adopted country to a thoroughly efficient standard, and today, as the result of his efforts, the Rumanian army compares favorably with any in Europe. Photo by Frederick Moore YOUNG RUMANIAN OFFICERS In this group the young officers look as smart and soldierly as one could wish, and quite worthy of their fathers, who fought so valiantly at Plevna Io61
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