Royal Montenegrin Army

Royal Montenegrin Army
Army of Kingdom of Montenegro
Royal Montenegrin Army ; Army of Kingdom of Montenegro
Војска Краљевине Црне Горе ; Vojska Kraljevine Crne Gore
	Montenegrin troops in October 1914
Active	28 August 1910
Disbanded	26 November 1918
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	Nicholas I of Montenegro
Deputy commander-in-chief	Prince Danilo of Montenegro
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 War of Kingdom of Montenegro
Commander	President of the Ministerial Council of Kingdom of Montenegro
Notable; commanders	Janko Vukotić ; Andrija Radović ; Mitar Martinović ; Anto Gvozdenović ; Milutin Vučinić ; Radomir Vešović ; Krsto Popović ; Milo Matanović ; Petar Pešić ; Božidar Janković ; Mašan Božović ; Đoko Pavićević ;

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 notable commanders were Prime Minister (except Radomir Vešović) or politicians (except Krsto Popović) and Minister of Defence of Kingdom of Montenegro
^ Commander-in-chief
^ Principally, almost all Ministers of Defence of Kingdom of Montenegro were Prime Ministers of Kingdom of Montenegro (except for Radomir Vešović)

[1] 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

[2] 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

[3] Eldest son of Nicholas I of Montenegro

[4] All the notable commanders were Prime Minister (except Radomir Vešović) or politicians (except Krsto Popović) and Minister of Defence of Kingdom of Montenegro

[5] Commander-in-chief

[6] Principally, almost all Ministers of Defence of Kingdom of Montenegro were Prime Ministers of Kingdom of Montenegro (except for Radomir Vešović)

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Royal Montenegrin Army Army of Kingdom of Montenegro
Војска Краљевине Црне Горе Vojska Kraljevine Crne Gore
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 War of Kingdom of Montenegro^[6]
Commander	President of the Ministerial Council of Kingdom of Montenegro
Notable commanders	Janko Vukotić Andrija Radović Mitar Martinović Anto Gvozdenović Milutin Vučinić Radomir Vešović Krsto Popović Milo Matanović Petar Pešić Božidar Janković Mašan Božović Đoko Pavićević ^[4]