3rd Air Defense Division (NVA)
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3rd Air Defense Division |
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.svg) Cockade of the GDR LSK aircraft |
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| active | September 26, 1956 to October 2, 1990 |
| Country |
.svg){kind=small} GDR
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| Armed forces | National Peoples Army |
| Armed forces | Air Force |
| Branch of service | - Aviation forces - Anti- aircraft missile troops - Radio engineering troops |
| Type | Large association |
| Strength | last around ... .. |
| Insinuation | LSK / LV command |
| Command staff 3rd LVD (LSK / LV) |
Trollenhagen |
| Web presence | 3. LVD |
| last commander / chief of staff | |
| Commander 3rd LVD | Bernd Schwipper |
| Deputy Kdr. u. chief of staff | Andreas Bergelt |
| insignia | |
| division | XX |
The 3rd Air Defense Division (3rd LVD) was a large unit of the air forces (LSK) of the NVA of the GDR and directly subordinated to the LSK / LV command.
assignment
The order of the 3rd LVD was derived from the overall order of the NVA LSK and consisted of "securing the northern airspace of the GDR".
history
The division was created on the basis of the existing units of the 2nd Aero Club of the Barracked People's Police on September 26, 1956.
The command staff was initially set up at Cottbus-Drewitz airfield under the designation 3rd Air Division . Later the large association was named 3rd Fighter Pilot Division and at the beginning of December 1961 the final name 3rd LVD.
Staff and divisional command were relocated to Neubrandenburg Airport in Trollenhagen . The division command post 33 (GS-33) was located in Cölpin , not far from Neubrandenburg.
With the decommissioning of the NVA in 1990, the division command was dissolved.
Commanders 3rd LVD
| Rank, name | period of service | comment |
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| Colonel Wolfgang Reinhold | 1956-1957 | from 1972 head of Kdo. LSK / LV |
| Major Manfred Lange | 1957-1958 | until August 31, 1957 mdFb ; from March 1, 1958 Lieutenant Colonel |
| Major Siegfried Haufe | 1959-1960 | later colonel, Kdr. NVA Institute for Language Training |
| Colonel Manfred Lange | 1961-1966 | from March 1, 1963 Colonel - later Kdr. OHS LSK / LV Kamenz |
| Colonel Heinz Böhme | 1966-1970 | later major general and commander section LSK / LV MAK Friedrich Engels |
| GenMaj Kurt Rappmann | 1970-1972 | |
| Colonel Günter Oldenburg | 1972-1981 | from October 7, 1974 Major General |
| Colonel Hans Partzsch | 1981-1982 | m. d. F. b. |
| Colonel Rolf Berger | 1982-1985 | from March 1, 1984 Major General |
| Colonel Bernd Schwipper | 1985-1990 | from March 1, 1988 Major General |
Subordinate units, units and units
The 3rd LVD with its squadrons and air defense units |
The following troops, units and facilities were directly subordinate to the 3rd LVD.
- Command post 33 (GS-33) 3rd LVD in Cölpin
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Jagdfliegergeschwader 2 (JG-2) " Juri Gagarin ", Trollenhagen airfield
- Aviation Technical Battalion 2 (FTB-2) " Herbert Baum ", Trollenhagen
- Intelligence and Air Traffic Control Battalion 2 (NFB-2), Trollenhagen
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Jagdfliegergeschwader 9 (JG-9) " Heinrich Rau ", Peenemünde airfield
- Aviation Technical Battalion 9 (FTB-9) " Käthe Niederkirchner ", Peenemünde
- Intelligence and Air Traffic Control Battalion 9 (NFB-9), Peenemünde
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43rd Fla-Missile Brigade (43rd FRBr) " Erich Weinert ", Sanitz
- Anti-aircraft missile division group 431 (FRAG-431), Cammin / Prangendorf
- Anti-aircraft missile division 4321 (FRA-4321), Abtshagen
- Anti-aircraft missile division 4322 (FRA-4322), Barth
- Anti-aircraft missile department 4323 (FRA-4323), Hinrichshagen
- Anti-aircraft missile department 4324 (FRA-4324), Neuenkirchen
- Anti-aircraft missile division 4331 (FRA-4331), Barhöft
- Anti-aircraft missile department 4332 (FRA-4332), Nienhagen
- Anti-aircraft missile department 4333 (FRA-4333), Bastorf
- Anti-aircraft missile department 4334 (FRA-4334), Kirchdorf
- Anti-aircraft missile division 4335 (FRA-4335), Dranske
- Anti-aircraft missile division 4351 (FRA-4351), Retschow
- Radio technology department 4301 (FuTA-4301), Rövershagen
- Technical Department 4320 (TA-4320), Sanitz
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Anti-aircraft missile regiment 13 (FRR-13) " Etkar André ", Parchim
- Anti-aircraft missile division 131 (FRA-131), Warin
- Anti-aircraft missile division 132 (FRA-132), Tramm
- Fla-Missile Department 133 (FRA-133), Ziegendorf
- Fla-Missile Department 134 (FRA-134), Steffenshagen
- Technical Department 130 (TA-130), Parchim
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Fla-Missile Regiment 23 (FRR-23) " Rudolf Breitscheid ", Stallberg
- Anti-aircraft missile division 231 (FRA-231), Altwarp
- Anti-aircraft missile division 232 (FRA-232), Eichhof
- Anti-aircraft missile division 233 (FRA-233), Burg-Stargard
- Anti-aircraft missile division 234 (FRA-234), Weggun
- Technical Department 230 (TA-230), Stallberg
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Radio technology battalion 23 (FuTB-23) " Liselotte Herrmann ", Pragsdorf
- Radio technology company 231 (FuTK-231), Pragsdorf
- Radio technology company 232 (FuTK-232), Rohlsdorf
- Radio technology company 233 (FuTK-233), Elmenhorst, today the location of the detached technical train (AbgTZug) 356 - RRP 117 of the Luftwaffe
- Radio technology battalion 33 (FuTB-33) " Fritz Behn ", Pudagla
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Radio Technical Battalion 43 (FuTB-43), Parchim
- Radio Technology Company 431 (FuTK-431), Parchim
- Radio Technology Company 432 (FuTK-432), Groß Molzan
- Radio technology company 433 (FuTK-433), Banzin near Hagenow
- Radio technology company 434 (FuTK-434), parental leave at Ludwigslust
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News Battalion 33 (NB-33) " Max Christiansen-Clausen ", Trollenhagen
- 1st communications company (1.NBK), Cölpin
- 2nd communications company (2nd NBK), Trollenhagen
- 3. Directional radio and cable construction company (3.Kp), Trollenhagen
- 4. News / air traffic control company (4th NFK), Trollenhagen
- 5th radio company (5th FuKp), Trollenhagen (5thKp), Trollenhagen
- 6th communications / air traffic control company (6th NFK, v-posed), Trollenhagen
- Radio relay operations center 33 (RFB-33 or Object 86), Neubrandenburg-Datzeberg
- Evaluation, arithmetic and information group 33, Cölpin
- Chemical and Pioneer Equipment Store 33, Altwarp
- Fla-Raketenwerkstatt 33, Stallberg
- Radio measurement workshop / warehouse 33, Trollenhagen
- Radio training company 33 (FuTAK-33), Altwarp
- Radio disturbance company 33 (FuTSK-33), Burg-Stargard
- Kfz-Transportkompanie 33 (KfzTK-33), Altwarp
- Vehicle workshop and vehicle equipment warehouse 33, Altwarp
- Ammunition depot 33, Altwarp
- Music corps of the LSK / LV, Trollenhagen
- News and Air Traffic Control Training Company 33 (NFAK-33), Löcknitz
- News and air traffic control workshop and warehouse 33 (NFWL-33), Löcknitz
- Oxygen extraction and supply device 33, Trollenhagen
- Headquarters company 33, Trollenhagen
- Liaison chain 33, Trollenhagen
- Supply warehouse 33, Altwarp
- Target display chain 33 (ZDK-33), Peenemünde
- Chemical Defense Platoon 33, Cölpin
literature
- Wilfried Copenhagen: The Air Force of the NVA. Motorbuch Verlag, 2002, ISBN 3-613-02235-4 .
- Author collective (ed.): Lutz Freundt: MiG, Mi, Su & Co. 1st edition. AeroLit, 2002, ISBN 3-935525-07-9 .
- Torsten Diedrich (publisher / worker on behalf of the Military History Research Office ): Handbook of the armed organs of the GDR. Weltbild, Augsburg 2004, ISBN 3-8289-0555-2 .
- Working group history of the LSK / LV Strausberg (Hrsg.): Experienced and created - Contributions to the history of the air forces of the air defense of the National People's Army of the GDR.
- Wolf-Rüdiger Stuppert and Siegfried Fiedler: The radio technical troops of the air defense of the GDR - history and stories. Steffen-Verlag, Friedland 2012. ISBN 978-3-942477-39-0
Web links
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Coordinates: 53 ° 36 ′ 15.5 ″ N , 13 ° 17 ′ 25.3 ″ E