Clausewitz barracks (Nienburg / Weser)
 Clausewitz barracks
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| country | Germany | ||
| local community | Nienburg / Weser | ||
| Coordinates : | 52 ° 37 ' N , 9 ° 15' E | ||
| Opened | 1956 | ||
| Stationed troops | |||
| MN CIMIC Command Battalion Electronic Warfare 912 Medical Supply Center |
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Location of the Clausewitz barracks in Lower Saxony |
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The Clausewitz-Kaserne is one of Carl von Clausewitz called barracks of the Armed Forces , which the center of located southeast of Nienburg / Weser in the district Langendamm located.
location
The Clausewitz barracks located east of Federal Highway 6 at the address Am Rehhagen 10. At the barracks is a training area attached.
history
The barracks was built as part of the deployment of the Bundeswehr in 1956 based on designs by Friedrich Wilhelm Kraemer . It is noteworthy that construction began on August 28th and the topping-out ceremony was celebrated on December 13th. At this point in time, Nienburg could already look back on a long garrison history.
The history of the barracks is closely linked to Panzer Brigade 3 and its predecessors, although other units were also stationed there. After the brigade was disbanded in 1993, the occupancy of the barracks was reduced from around 3,000 soldiers to around 900 soldiers in 2017. Since the Electronic Warfare Battalion 912 (EloKaBtl 912) and the predecessor of the Multinational CIMIC Command were set up in the barracks in 2003 , which are also included in the 2011 deployment concept , the location is considered to be secure in the medium term. In addition to the Clausewitz-Kaserne were on the Nienburg site after the Second World War , among other things still on behalf of the Wehrmacht built Mudra (which from 1950 to 1996 from the 21st Engineer Regiment of the army barracks Army of the Rhine was used), the 1,960 Bundeswehr Technical School, founded at the Verden street (which is now used as the city archive), the district military replacement office on Berliner Ring (which now houses the district and labor courts), the clothing store on Ziegelkampstraße, the defense district command on Breslauer Straße and a pioneer water training area on Luise-Wyneken-Straße . Furthermore, there was a close connection to the 32nd US Army Field Artillery Detachment via the rocket artillery battalion 1 , which operated the special ammunition camp Liebenau as part of the nuclear participation .
Current situation
Stationed units / offices
- Battalion Electronic Warfare 912 , Armed Forces Base (since 2003)
- Multinational CIMIC Command (including predecessor organizations; since 2003)
- Sanitary supply center Nienburg (ZSan), (since 2015, predecessor organizations were on site)
- Bundeswehr Service Center Wunstorf, Nienburg branch (since 2007, predecessor organizations were on site)
- Protestant Military Parish Nienburg (since 2007, predecessor organizations were on site)
- Department III 4 of the Bundeswehr Education Center (BiZBw), Ziegelkampstraße 43 (since 2007)
- Support staff Nienburg site elder (since 2008)
- Various institutions of the Reservist Association (VdRBw) and, since 2008, of the Bundeswehr Association and BWI GmbH
- Wallmeistertrupp Nienburg (since 2013)
- The military history collection of the site, accessible free of charge on request, is located inside the barracks
Former units
The following units of the Bundeswehr were stationed in the barracks:
| Unit | Period of deployment | Whereabouts |
|---|---|---|
| 2nd / Missile Artillery Battalion 12 | 1980-1998 | Relocation to Lingen (Ems) |
| 2nd / Missile Artillery Battalion 12 | 2000-2002 | resolution |
| Anti-aircraft missile battalion 35 | 1964-1989 | resolution |
| Panzer Battalion 34 | 1981-1992 | resolution |
| Artillery Reconnaissance Battalion 113 (partially active) | 2002-2008 | resolution |
| Artillery Regiment 1 | 1993-2003 | resolution |
| Training company 2/1 | 1960-1964 | Relocation to Leese |
| Observation tank artillery battalion 113 (equipment unit) | 1997-2003 | resolution |
| Evangelical pastor Nienburg | 1995-2007 | Renaming to EMilPfA Nienburg |
| Driving school group Nienburg 2 | 1985-1994 | resolution |
| Sergeant for reservists 222 | 1978-1994 | resolution |
| Telecommunications Service Group 218/13 | 1982-1994 | resolution |
| Telecommunications Revision Service Squad 218/131 | 1964-1994 | resolution |
| Telecommunications Revision Service Squad 218/132 | 1970-1994 | resolution |
| Anti-aircraft battery 30 (set up as PzFlaBttr 30, BrigBttr) | 1961-1963 | resolution |
| Grenadier Battalion 51 | 1957-1959 | Reclassification to PzGrenBtl 32 |
| Repair company 30 (previously 3./VersBtl 36) | 1972-1993 | resolution |
| Combat group C 1 (combat group staff) | 1957-1959 | Renaming to PzBrig 3 |
| Barracks Sergeant Nienburg | 1970-1994 | resolution |
| Catholic local pastor Nienburg | 1977-2001 | Relocation to Wunstorf |
| Lower Saxony State Command - parts of Nienburg | 2007-2013 | resolution |
| light pioneer equipment company 761 | 1956-1958 | Renaming to PiGerKp 108 |
| Material equipment sanitary area 22/17 | 1978-1998 | resolution |
| Supply company 30 (previously 4./VersBtl 36) | 1972-1993 | resolution |
| Panzerartilleriebataillon 25 (not active, from 2006 equipment unit) | 1998-2008 | resolution |
| Tank Reconnaissance Company 30 | 1963-1983 | resolution |
| Panzerbataillon 31 (mixed and partial cadre) | 1981-1992 | resolution |
| Tank Battalion 334 | 1972-1981 | Renaming to PzBtl 34 |
| Panzer Battalion 34 | 1981-1993 | Reclassification in PzBtl 34 not active |
| Panzerbataillon 34 (not active) | 1993-1993 | resolution |
| Panzerbataillon 34 (not identical to the aforementioned unit of the same name) | 1959-1968 | Relocation to Celle / Scheuen |
| Panzerbrigade 3 "Weser-Leine" (set up in 1957 as Combat Group C 1) | 1959-1994 | resolution |
| Panzergrenadierbataillon 32 (SPz) (set up in 1957 as GrenBtl 51) | 1959-1997 | Relocation to Wesendorf |
| Panzerjäger Battalion 1 | 1957-1959 | Renaming to PzBtl 34 |
| Panzerjäger Company 10 | 1959-1959 | Relocation to Stadtoldendorf |
| Panzerjäger Company 310 | 1959-1959 | Relocation to Oldenburg (Oldb) |
| Panzerpionierkompanie 30, set up as early as 1959 | 1961-1971 | Relocation to Dedelstorf |
| Tank Engineer Company 30 | 1983-1993 | resolution |
| Pioneer Equipment Company 108 | 1958-1959 | Relocation to Dörverden |
| Missile Artillery Battalion 12 | 1964-2002 | Reclassification into a partially active battalion |
| Missile Artillery Battalion 12 (partially active) | 2003-2005 | resolution |
| Medical center 216 | 1986-1998 | resolution |
| Medical center Nienburg / Weser | 2004-2015 | resolution |
| heavy artillery battalion 140 | 1959-1964 | Renaming to RakArtBtl 12 |
| Site Sergeant Nienburg | 1981-1999 | resolution |
| Site telecommunication system 218/131 | 1970-1994 | resolution |
| Local shooting range 222/1 | 1997-2000 | resolution |
| Support staff Nienburg site elder | 1981-2008 | resolution |
| Air Force Liaison Command, Brigade Command PzBrig 3 | 1959-1994 | resolution |
| Supply Battalion 36 | 1959-1960 | Relocation to Loccum |
| Supply Battalion 36 | 1964-1972 | resolution |
| Reinforcement reserve Sanitary Center Nienburg / Weser | 2007-2015 | resolution |
| Dental group 216/1 | 1981-1998 | resolution |
| Dental station (Terr) H 206 | 1972-1981 | resolution |
| Dental station H 03 (brigade dental station) (set up under a different name in 1964?) | 1964-1972 | resolution |
The following units of the Bundeswehr were stationed in other barracks at the Nienburg site:
| Unit | Period of deployment | Whereabouts | Location |
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| Wall master troop 222/1 | 1985-1986 | resolution | Breslauer Straße 22 (VKK building) |
| Wallmeistertrupp 222/2 | 1985-1986 | resolution | Breslauer Strasse 22 |
| Defense District Command 222 (equipment unit) | 1964-1996 | resolution | Breslauer Strasse 22 |
| Location administration Nienburg | 1957-2004 | resolution | Berliner Ring 98 |
| Site ammunition defeat 222/1 | 1981–199? | resolution | Linsburger way |
| Headquarters Nienburg | 1957-1964 | Renamed to VKK 222 | Breslauer Strasse 22 |
| Security train I IVG tank farm Schäferhof | 1976-2007 | resolution | Breslauer Strasse 22 |
| Security train II IVG tank farm Schäferhof | 1976-2007 | resolution | Breslauer Strasse 22 |
| Pioneer Service Group 7222 (device unit) | 1985-1989 | resolution | Breslauer Strasse 22 |
| District Army Replacement Office Nienburg | 1956-2006 | resolution | Berliner Ring 98 |
| Infrastructure / building repair group 7222 (equipment unit) | 1982-1994 | resolution | Breslauer Strasse 22 |
| Bundeswehr technical school company Nienburg | 1985-1986 | resolution | Ziegelkampstrasse 45 |
| Bundeswehr technical college in Nienburg | 1960-1994 | resolution | Verdener Strasse 24 |
Individual evidence
- ↑ Galvanized barn. baunetz.de from January 27, 2020, accessed on January 28, 2020
- ↑ https://www.nienburg.de/portal/seiten/die-clausewitz-kaserne-in-nienburg-langendamm-2000012-21501.html Internet presence of the city of Nienburg, accessed on November 7, 2017
- ↑ http://www.zmsbw.de/html/zms_standorte_index_brd.php Internet presence of the ZMSBw, accessed November 7, 2017
- ↑ https://archiv.reservistenverband.de/custom/bilder/microsites/2200222100/milhissam.pdf Internet presence of the reservists working group for the Nienburg Military History Collection, accessed on June 4, 2019