Training base for mountain and winter combat
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Training base mountain and winter |
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 Association badge |
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| Lineup | 1958/1970 |
| Country |
 Germany
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| Armed forces |
 armed forces
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| Armed forces |
army
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| Type | Army training facility |
| Insinuation |
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| Location |
 Mittenwald
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| Web presence | Website AusstpGeb / WiKpf |
| commander | |
| ladder | Lieutenant Colonel Andreas Bockmann |
The training base for mountain and winter combat (AuswStpGeb / WiKpf), until June 2015 mountain and winter combat school (Geb / WiKpfS), is the army's training facility for mountain troops in Mittenwald ( Upper Bavaria ) . It also trains soldiers from the entire Bundeswehr to fight in the mountains, in difficult terrain and under special environmental conditions.
assignment
The tasks of the mountain and winter combat training base:
- Training and teaching with implementation of
- Career and employment courses for the mountain troops and the special forces command (primarily the army mountain guide course )
- Usage and special courses for all areas of the Bundeswehr and friendly armed forces in winter combat and combat in difficult terrain
- Operation of a device storage facility for mountain material
- u. a. Loan of material for educational purposes
organization
The training base is run by a lieutenant colonel . This person also takes on the role of the site elder for the Mittenwald site . The base is subordinate to the Infantry Training Center and is divided into:
- Training fee / qualification
- Staff platoon
- Training and advisory team
- VIII. Inspection
- Supply area
- Equipment storage for mountain-specific equipment
The ZAW care center in Oberammergau and the support staff for site elders are also assigned to the base.
International cooperation
As a member of the International Association of Military Mountain Schools (IMMS), the Mountain and Winter Combat Training Base represents German interests and participates in the exchange of experiences with the mountain troops in France , Austria , Italy , Switzerland , Spain , Slovenia , the USA , Belgium and Argentina .
history
The mountain and winter combat school began training on September 1, 1956 in the Luttensee camp near Mittenwald. From 1959 the mountain and winter combat school was subordinate to today's infantry school in Hammelburg as a teaching group for mountain and winter combat, but became independent again from 1963 as combat force school IV . This school was closed again in 1968 and parts of it were used to set up the mountain training center of the 1st Mountain Division . In 1970 the training center for mountain and winter combat was set up, which was reclassified as a mountain and winter combat school from 1971. In 1992 the school moved to the General Kübler barracks, later to the Karwendel barracks. Since 2000 the school has been subordinate to the General of the Infantry .
As part of the realignment of the Bundeswehr , the mountain and winter combat school was dissolved in June 2015 and reorganized as a training base for mountain and winter combat.
Association badge
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The association badge of the mountain and winter combat school, like all badges of the military schools, showed two crossed swords on a red background. In addition, an "S" signaled that it was one of the army's schools . The green border corresponded to the weapon color of the infantry , which also includes the mountain troops. Overall, it corresponded to the association badge of the infantry training center.
On July 8, 2015, the mountain and winter combat school became the new training base for mountain and winter combat . A new association badge has also been introduced to illustrate this changed orientation. The paratrooper troops are represented by the burgundy-red sky, including the mountains in gray (corresponding to the gray of the mountain cap), the mountain hunters and the hunters in the green foreland. Two crossed swords symbolize the entire infantry of the Bundeswehr.
literature
- Stefan Heydt, Christian Bannert (project officer): The army schools . On behalf of the Army Office , Fölbach-Medienservice, Munich 2011, p. 136 ff.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ http://www.deutschesheer.de/portal/a/heer/start/dienstst/ausbkdo/ausbeinrichtungen/ausbzinf/gliederung/ausbstpgebwik/!ut/p/z1/hY_RC4IwEMb_I28uTX10SFGJREq1vcTQYQvbZCzpoT--jcA36R4-uO-7-x0HDK7AFJ9kz63Uig-up2x9I2nZlDjDOK72CcrLU3MItxlGUQRnuPwbYS5GC5UjqDsB1DGSZcYKamDAOhG0Wgnr1QplpdPecKtNMGpjB5 -8jHFJIDugKCwIiudT4ScnjDCapbjYkZMHPvjE3_Mub_3TQO9cdYM46jb_GeNzk1ZV3H8BZhWcEw !! / dz / d5 / L2dBISEvZ0FBIS9nQSEh / # Z720R2T25
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Coordinates: 47 ° 27 ′ 16 " N , 11 ° 16 ′ 43" E