Ship testing command

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The ship testing command was a specialist command of the German Navy that was responsible for testing new ships.

history

Ship testing command

The ship test command was set up on April 16, 1956 in Kiel . It emerged from the Provisional Planning Staff for Planning New Ship Buildings , which had existed since January 23, 1956 , and was one of the first agencies that the Federal Navy set up after its establishment. It was led by an officer with the rank of sea ​​captain and was directly subordinate to the Navy Department in the Federal Ministry of Defense . His tasks were the testing of new ships of all kinds, including machinery, armament and equipment; the collection and evaluation of all experiences and suggestions for new developments made during trials.

Takeover command

In the course of a reorganization of the Navy, the Ship Trial Command was assigned to the newly established Central Navy Command from February 1, 1962 and renamed the Ship Takeover Command . On October 1, 1965, it was subordinated to the newly established Naval Office . In another reorganization, it was dissolved on August 31, 1968 and transferred to the new command for troop attempts of the navy based in Eckernförde .

References

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literature

  • Johannes Berthold Sander-Nagashima: The Federal Navy 1955 to 1972: Concept and construction. Oldenbourg Verlag, Munich 2006. ISBN 978-3-486-57972-7

Individual evidence

  1. a b Overview of the Federal Archives, holdings BM 15