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The 24 pages that link to Prussian Army, each with the reason it gives.

• Kingdom of PrussiaRelated: Its battlefield effectiveness underpinned Prussia’s territorial expansion and diplomatic influence.

• Frederick the GreatRelated: Frederick relied on its training and rapid maneuver to fight stronger opponents.

• Imperial Japanese ArmyRelated: Japanese leaders adopted Prussian organizational and staff models during army reform.

• Austro-Prussian WarRelated: Its mobilization and needle gun helped Prussia win key engagements.

• Battle of WaterlooRelated: Blücher's troops arrived from the east and pressured Napoleon's flank.

• Battle of Jena–AuerstedtRelated: Its divided command and battlefield defeats made the paired disaster especially consequential.

• Prussian military reformsRelated: The institution these reforms reorganized and sought to make more effective.

• Silesian WarsRelated: Its battlefield performance let Prussia defend Silesia despite limited resources and hostile coalitions.

• Paul von HindenburgRelated: Hindenburg’s professional identity and advancement were formed within this institution.

• Gebhard Leberecht von BlücherRelated: Blücher’s command and victories strengthened the army’s prestige after Prussia’s earlier defeats.

• Battle of LeuthenNarrower topic: Its drill and command structure enabled the rapid repositioning and concentrated attack.

• Battle of RossbachRelated: Its speed, discipline, and artillery helped turn a smaller force into the victor at Rossbach.

• Erich von FalkenhaynNarrower topic: Falkenhayn built his career within this institution.

• Frederick William I of PrussiaRelated: Frederick William expanded and reorganized the army as a central instrument of Prussian power.

• Dreyse needle gunRelated: It adopted the Dreyse and made the rifle a defining Prussian weapon.

• War of the Bavarian SuccessionRelated: Prussian mobilization pressured Austria despite limited major combat.

• Werner von SiemensRelated: Siemens served as an artillery officer, where technical work helped shape his engineering career.

• Alfred von SchlieffenNarrower topic: Schlieffen’s military career and institutional formation began in the Prussian army.

• Battle of KunersdorfRelated: Its severe losses at Kunersdorf left Frederick with remarkably few troops to defend Berlin.

• Battle of LignyRelated: It held the battlefield through repeated French assaults before retreating.

• Battle of ZorndorfNarrower topic: Its disciplined infantry and cavalry formed the attacking force at Zorndorf.

• Non-commissioned officerRelated: Prussian military organization helped shape NCO institutions adopted and adapted by other armies.

• Battle of ŠtěrboholyNarrower topic: Its assault at Štěrboholy helped break the Austrian line.

• Leonhard Graf von BlumenthalNarrower topic: Blumenthal’s entire career unfolded within the army whose reforms and victories shaped his reputation.