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Royal Montenegrin Army Army of Kingdom of Montenegro
Војска Краљевине Црне Горе Vojska Kraljevine Crne Gor
Montenegrin troops in October 1914
Active
28 August 1910
Disbanded
26 November 1918 [1]
Country
Kingdom of Montenegro
Branch
Land army
Type
Infantry and artillery
Role
Defend Montenegro
Size
+44,000 soldiers (on 28 August 1910) 44,500 soldiers (on First Balkan War) 12,800 soldiers (on Second Balkan War) 50,000 soldiers (on WW1 and Montenegrin campaign) 45-50,000 soldiers (on 1914 Serbian campaign) 48,300 soldiers (on 1915 Serbian campaign)
Colors
Pan-Slavic colors
Engagements
First Balkan War Second Balkan War 1914 Serbian campaign 1915 Serbian campaign Montenegrin campaign WW1
Commanders
Supreme commander[5]
Nicholas I of Montenegro[2]
Deputy commander-in-chief
Prince Danilo of Montenegro[3]
Chief of Montenegrin Supreme Command
Božidar Janković (1914-1915) Petar Pešić (1915-1916)
Deputy Chief of the General Staff
Petar Pešić (1914-1915)
Chief of the General Staff
Janko Vukotić
Inspector of the General Staff
Minister of Defence of Kingdom of Montenegro[6]
Commander
President of the Ministerial Council of Kingdom of Montenegro
The Royal Montenegrin Army (in Serbian/Montenegrin: Војска Краљевине Црне Горе; Vojska Kraljevine Crne Gore) or the Army of Kingdom of Montenegro, was the army of Kingdom of Montenegro.
^The Royal Monteengrin Army has disbanded on 25 January 1916, after the Austro-Hungarian conquest of Kingdom of Montenegro in Montenegrin campaign, after the Austro-Hungarian Army captured to the whole army and Janko Vukotić, Chief of Staff of the Montenegrin High Command, making them prisoners
^Since Nicholas went to exile in France, he gave all powers of Royal Montenegrin Army to Janko Vukotić, becoming Chief of Staff of the Montenegrin High Command
^Eldest son of Nicholas I of Montenegro
^All the nottable commanders were Prime Minister (except Radomir Vešović) or politicians (except Krsto Popović) and Minister of Defence of Kingdom of Montenegro
^Commander-in-chief
^Principaly, almost all Ministers of Defence of Kingdom of Montenegro were Prime Ministers of Kingdom of Montenegro (except for Radomir Vešović)
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