Land systems technology training center

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Training Center for Land Systems Technology
- entsZTLS -

Association badge

Association badge
Lineup May 2, 1956
Renaming on
June 19, 2015
Country Flag of Germany.svg Germany
Armed forces armed forces
Armed forces Bundeswehr Logo Heer with lettering.svg army
Type Army training facility
Insinuation Training Command (Bundeswehr) .svg Training command
Location Aachen , Eschweiler
Awards Flag of North Rhine-Westphalia.svg Flag of
North Rhine-Westphalia (1997)
Web presence Website entsZTLS
commander
commander Brigadier General Klaus-Dieter Cohrs

The Land Systems Technology Training Center ( ents ) is the successor to the Land Systems Technical School and Army Technical College for Technology in Aachen ( Lützow , Dr.-Leo-Löwenstein and Theodor-Körner barracks ) and in Eschweiler ( Donnerberg barracks ). The center as one of the Army Training Centers is responsible for education and training of all maintenance forces particularly the Army and the other armed forces and military divisions.

assignment

  • Education and training of all repair workers
  • Technical participation in the armament process for land systems
  • Implementation of technical-logistical operational tests for all land systems of the Bundeswehr and for ammunition

organization

The commander of the Training Center for Land Systems Technology is also the General of the Army Logistics Troops (formerly: General of the Repair Troops ). The AuszTLS is divided into:

  • Rod
  • Teaching / training area
  • Teaching group A lpha
Driver training and advanced training, sergeant training, repair training specializing in armored wheel and weapon / electronics / optics / optronics
  • Teaching group B ravo
Maintenance training in the fields of wheel / chain / hydraulics, further training for inspectors, training of ammunition technical personnel in the Bundeswehr
  • Army technical college for technology
Training for motor vehicle masters and technicians, military training assistance, basic internship for StudOffz
  • Technology / logistics area
  • Support area

history

On May 2, 1956, the advance staff for the military military school to be set up arrived in the Colonel General Beck barracks in Sonthofen . In 1959 the field equipment school was reclassified and renamed the Technical School of the Army in Sonthofen . In 1963 the school was renamed School of Technical Troops III . In 1964 the school was moved to Aachen. The training battalion 480 was separated from the military school; In return, 4th Company of Mixed Repair Battalion 120 became the school's teaching company. In 1966 it was renamed School of Technical Troop I again . By 1973 the Eschweiler technical college of the army was incorporated. The merged school was renamed School Technical Troop 1 and Technical College of the Army for Technology . Since 1976 the troop school and its special ATV staff have been responsible for logistical troop trials. In 1991 it was renamed the Technical School of the Army and the Technical School of the Army for Technology . Since 1995 the school commander has also been the general of the repair troops. In 2007 the school was renamed the Technical School Land Systems and Technical College of the Army for Technology . The teaching group C harly was reclassified at the end of 2007 and divided between teaching groups A and B. As part of the HEER2011 structure, the TSL / FSHT was restructured and on June 19, 2015, at a ceremonial roll call by the commander of the training command, it was renamed the Training Center for Land Systems Technology (entsZTLS).

Practice area at the Aachen location

Fire training site

For the existing barracks in Aachen, an on-site training area of the Bundeswehr with an area of ​​224.9 hectares is available on a site near Brand (Brander Heide). Primarily for the Training Center for Land Systems Technology (ents). Former shooting ranges of the Aachen barracks are now out of order.

Association badge

Two crossed swords over a silver "S" in red with a blue border.

literature

  • Stefan Heydt, Christian Bannert (project officer): The army schools . On behalf of the Army Office , Fölbach-Medienservice, Munich 2011, p. 264 ff.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The school was renamed on August 19, 2015

Coordinates: 50 ° 45 ′ 35 ″  N , 6 ° 8 ′ 46 ″  E