Gebirgsartillerie Regiment Nr. 13 , 7.GbAA , 36.GbAA

Gebirgsartillerie Regiment Nr. 13 Zagreb 

7.GbAA and 36.GbAA

13.GbAR was common army unit. It recruited in central Croatia but its garrison was in Catelnuovo. Regimental batteries were dispersed among many other units, often with Gebirgs brigades . In 1918 regiment were reformed, new Gebrirgs artillerie abteilungs were formed from it , and new 13.GbAR was raised.

New Croatian gebirgs artillerie abteilung were: 7.GbAA and 36.GbAA

Feldpost list is given for its batteries year by year.  Feldpost is rare.

1914

1 KnBt - 4 GbBrig: Fp.55

2 KnBt - 14 GbBrig: Fp.309

3-4 KnBt - 2GbBrig: Fp.46

5 KnBt - 13 IBrig(7.ID) Fp.111 or Gp Ljubicic -XIII Kps:-Fp38

1-2 HbBt - 47 ID unm.: Fp.95

1915

1 KnBt - 4 GbBrig: Fp.55

2 KnBt - 3 GbBrig: Fp.78

3 KnBt - 15 GbBrig: Fp306

4,5 KnBt - 2 GbBrig: Fp.46 , 12 GbBrig -Fp.69

1 HbBt - 57 FABrig: 57.ID-Fp95,   205 LstIBrig -Fp.210

2 HbBt - 185 IBrig(93.ID) Fp.205 . 57 ID -Fp.95

1916

1 KnBt - 205 LstIBrig.-Fp.210,  18 FABrig(18.ID) Fp.304 , 6 FABrig(6.ID) -Fp369

2 KnBt - 3 GbBrig: Fp78/Fp.373 ,18.ID.Fp.304/Fp.613 , 6 FABrig(6.ID).Fp369

3 KnBrig - 15 GbBrig: Fp.306

4 KnBt - 50 FABrig-Fp.312 , 15 GbBrig-Fp.306 

5 KnBt - 94 ID-Fp603 , 7 GbBrig:Fp85

6 KnBt - 209 LstIBrig-Fp.230,  18 FABrig (18.ID) Fp.304, 40 HFABrig-Fp.84

1-2 HbBt - 57.ID-Fp95  18.ID-Fp304 , XV Kps-Fp-?

1917

1-8 KnBt- XV Kps Fp-? 50.ID-Fp525

2 KnBt - 3 GbBrig: Fp.373

1-6 KnBt-1 FABrig (1.ID) Fp.521 , 22.Gebirgs brigade(with 1.ID) - Fp.382

New 13.GbAR  raised in 1918. 

1-6, 9 Bt - ArtKmdo Albanien:Fp.257 or  47.ID-Fp.527

7Bt-  XIX Kps unm-Fp.257, 220.LstIBrig-Fp.619

8 KnBt - HGp Scholtz (Nebenetappe 14):

7.GbAA  (7.gorsko-topnički odjel)

1918 Fp.427(7.ID) , Fp.4(33.ID)

36.GbAA.  (36.gorsko-topnički odjel)

1918 Fp.634(36.ID) Fp.365(42.HID), Fp.425(39.ID)

 

7.1917 card from 2.Bt. GbAR.13 Fp.373(3.Gb.Brig) to 96.IR Fp.420(58.ID) text  in Croatian

6.1917 cover from GbAR.13 Fp.382 (22.Gb.Brig) mailed to Ivana Brlić(Mažuranić) in  Brod na Savi,
Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić  was famous Croatian writer, writing children books she became famous as "Croatian Anderson". Nominated for Nobel prize four times,  she was first woman to become member of Croatian Academy of science and art.