Dahme-Spree barracks
.svg){kind=small} Dahme-Spree barracks
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| country | Germany | ||
| local community | Berlin | ||
| Coordinates : | 52 ° 26 ' N , 13 ° 34' E | ||
| Opened | from 1936 | ||
| owner | BImA | ||
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KarrC Bw V BiZBw III 2 |
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Location of the Dahme-Spree-Kaserne in Berlin |
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The Dahme-Spree-Kaserne is a property of the Bundeswehr in Berlin-Grünau with the address Regattastraße 12. It houses the career center of the Bundeswehr V (KarrC Bw V) as well as the teaching area III 2 of the training center of the Bundeswehr (BiZBw III 2).
Location and connection
The area of the barracks is limited to the east by Regattastraße, which is also the main entrance. In the west the site borders on Bohnsdorfer Straße, in the south on the residential area Friedrich-Wolf-Straße. In the north there are some private properties in the neighborhood of the barracks in the corner between Bohnsdorfer and Regattastrasse. About one kilometer south at Walchenseestrasse 30 there is a residence hall of the Bundeswehr as well as a small sports hall built in 2019 and a beach volleyball facility for the Federal Ministry of Defense to be ready for flight .
Local transport is served by the BVG - tram line 68 with the Friedrich-Wolf-Straße stop .
history
In the course of the 1936 Summer Olympics , the Berlin-Grünau regatta course was used as the venue for various competitions. The so-called “regatta houses” in Regattastraße 12, which are still called today, were built as accommodation for the support staff of the rowing and canoeing teams. Military use was not initially intended. After the end of World War II , Soviet forces moved into the area that was converted into barracks. The regatta houses were preserved.
In 1957, the GDR's National People's Army (NVA) took over the barracks, which set up the special school for political cadres of the NVA, which later became the Wilhelm Pieck Military Political College . During the GDR era, the site was expanded to include a few new buildings, including the striking five-story main building on the corner of Regatta- and Friedrich-Wolf-Straße. After the end of the GDR, the property went to the Bundeswehr. On April 4, 1991, this set up the volunteer acceptance point East (FrwAnSt Ost). On August 1, 1996, this was transferred to the Center for Recruiting Young Talent East (ZNwG East). On December 1, 2012, the center was converted into the career center of the Bundeswehr Berlin (KarrC Bw Berlin) and on October 1, 2018 into the career center of Bundeswehr V (KarrC Bw V).
From 1991 there was also a branch of the Federal Academy for Defense Administration and Technology (BAkWVT) and on March 23, 1994 the Bundeswehr Administration School II (BWVS II) moved into the barracks from Siegen . These were later converted into what is today the branch office of the Bundeswehr Education Center, teaching area III 2.
The property was not given a name until March 30, 1998. After the nearby confluence of the Dahme and Spree rivers , it was called "Dahme-Spree-Kaserne".
literature
- Uwe R. Petersen: 40 years of the Bundeswehr Administration School II. 1963–2003. Bundeswehr, 2003.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Sports facilities for the armed forces' readiness to fly: new sports hall (small) and new beach volleyball facility. In: Federal Office for Building and Regional Planning . Retrieved April 27, 2020 .
- ↑ a b Search term “Dahme-Spree-Kaserne”. In: Bundeswehr location database . www.zmsbw.de, accessed on April 26, 2020 .