Field Marshal Two gold batons crossed. Colonel General Three stars. General Two stars. Lieutenant General One star. Major General No insignia, the shoulder strap knot being plain. Colonel Two stars. Lieutenant Colonel One star. Major No insignia. Captain Two stars. First Lieutenant One star. Second Lieutenant No insignia. There is no corresponding rank in the armies of other nations for the German rank of Colonel General, and in the German Army there is no rank of Brigadier General. In the German Army a Feldwebel is an officer between the commissioned officers and the enlisted men, his rank corresponds to that of the Warrant Officers in the United States Navy and Marine Corps. He wears a double cord upon the shoulders and his rank insignia is a circular medallion with a Prussian eagle on each side of the collar. The German officer’s overcoat is a heavy ulster of the same gray color as the field uniform; it is double-breasted and the rank of the wearer is indicated by the shoulder straps as in the case of the service coat. [Illustration: German Army. Officers’ shoulder strap insignia indicating rank 1. Field Marshal 6. Colonel 2. Colonel General 7. Lieutenant Colonel 3. General 8. Major 4. Lieutenant General 9. Captain 5. Major General 10. First Lieutenant 11. Second Lieutenant] [Illustration: _Photo. Harris & Ewing, Washington, D. C._ Roumanian Army. Officers’ service uniform] The enlisted men of the German Army wear a service uniform of the same color and general design as that of the officers. The ordinary field cap is a round loose crowned cap without visor, the coat is a single breasted sack with a standing turn-over collar, and the trousers are of the same gray cloth as the coat. Boots of black or tan leather are worn. Noncommissioned officers wear a stripe of braid around the cuff and the front edges of the collar at the neck opening and for a short distance along the top of the collar back from the neck opening. A Sergeant Major wears a stripe of narrow braid above the noncommissioned officer’s sleeve stripe. The enlisted men’s overcoat is a heavy ulster buttoning to the neck with a standing-falling collar, the rank of noncommissioned officers being indicated by the sleeve braid as for the service coat and by patches of color at the front of the collar. Steel trench helmets are worn in the trenches by both officers and men, this helmet being larger than that worn by the American, British and French troops and having a flaring extension at the rear for the protection of the neck. UNIFORMS OF THE ROUMANIAN ARMY