Military uniforms through the years

[Lorenzo]

Uniforms throughout the years.

[Lorenzo]

Philippine Revolutionary Army(1896-1901)

[Lorenzo]

Guardia Civil de Las Filipinas (1880s-1896)

The Filipino Civil Guard was the pre-revolutionary army that was composed of Filipino soldiers and Spanish officers. It was the military body that enforced Spain's civil and military doctrine throughout the Philippine Archipelago. The Guardia Civil would revolt and later become the Revolutionary Army.

[Lorenzo]

Filipino Fusilier, conscripted soldiers that formed the ranks of the Guardia Civil.
Note the Spanish-style head dress.

[Lorenzo]

The Revolutionary Army Uniform: Ceremonial (Present day)

The Philippine Armed Forces still retains the uniform style of the Revolutionary Army for ceremonial purposes:

[Lorenzo]

The Army Uniform of the Imperial Qing Dynasty, Empire of Greater China (1644-1912)




Imperial Regimental Banners, Imperial Qing Army



Imperial Qing Army, Infantry Armour



Infantry Uniform, taken during the late 19th century

[Lorenzo]

People's Liberation Army (1940-1960): The Uniform of the Red Guard

[Lorenzo]

Honor Guard Uniform of the People's Liberation Army, People's Republic of China (Present)

[Lorenzo]

Imperial Japanese Army (1940-1945)

[wardiflex]

wow..astig nila bai doc.

[Lorenzo]

wow..astig nila bai doc.

Kuyaw bitaw ang ilang nationalism, Bai Wards.

[Lorenzo]

Imperial Japanese Army during the Great Pacific War (1941-1945)



Infantryman of the Imperial Japanese Army



Sentry of the Imperial Army; notice the fixed bayonets.
Japanese soldiers were feared for their liberal use of bayonets in the battlefield.



The "Banzai Charge" of the Imperial Army. The Japanese code of Bushido.