Hindenburg barracks (Munster)
 Hindenburg barracks
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| country | Germany | ||
| local community |
 Muenster
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| Coordinates : | 52 ° 59 ' N , 10 ° 4' E | ||
| owner | Federal Republic of Germany | ||
| Stationed troops | |||
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Artillery training battalion 325 Panzergrenadier training battalion 92 |
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| Main camp | |||
| Formerly stationed units | |||
| Panzerartillery training battalion 95 Panzerjäger training company 90 |
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Location of the Hindenburg barracks in Lower Saxony |
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The Hindenburg barracks in Munster ( Luneburg Heath ) is a property of the Bundeswehr , in the Artillery Demonstration Battalion 325 (ArtLehrBtl 325) and the Mechanized Infantry Battalion 92 teaching their locations have.
location
The barracks are located in the west of Munster between Bundesstrasse 71 in the north and the Schulz-Lutz barracks in the south. To the west is the Munster Süd military training area and to the east is the center of Munster.
history
The barracks is named after the Reich President Paul von Hindenburg , who in 1893 as a colonel (other sources: Lieutenant Colonel ) was the first commander of a unit , the 91st infantry regiment from Oldenburg, which was relocated to Munster. Munster has been a garrison since then . The barracks used to be called the “main camp”.
Departments
The following departments are or were stationed in the barracks, among others:
current:
- Artillery Training Battalion 325 (ArtLehrBtl 325)
- Panzergrenadierlehrbataillon 92 (PzGrenLehrBtl 92 or L92; 1959–1989 in the property of the armored forces school)
- Sport base / KLF Bw Munster (StPkt Sport / KLF Munster)
- Support staff for barracks commander Munster 3 (UstgPers KasKdt Munster 3)
- Simulator infantry fighting vehicle PUMA (L92)
historical:
- Training support company 92 (2015-2020; before: 5./PzGrenLehrBtl 92; after: 7./ArtLehrBtl 325)
- Combat Troop School 2 , Teaching Group D (1981–1991)
- Lazarett 7243 ( device unit ; 1983–1996)
- Airborne Armored Defense Company 270 (1970–1979; relocated to Wildeshausen )
- Anti-Aircraft Training Company 270 (1966–1970)
- Panzerartilleriel Lehrbataillon 95 (1958–2002)
- Panzerbataillon 33 (1958–1959; relocated to Dörverden )
- Tank Hunter Training Company 904 (1979–1988)
- Panzerjäger Training Battalion 1 (1956–1972)
- Panzerjägerlehrkompanie 70 (1959–1976; relocated to Cuxhaven )
- Panzerjägerlehrkompanie 90 (1960–1996; until 1967 PzJg (Lehr) Kp 20; independent from 1972)
- Panzerpionierbataillon 90 (equipment unit; 2003-2008)
- Disposal Troop Command 42 (equipment unit)
Medical care for the soldiers in the barracks is provided by the Munster medical support center in the nearby Peter Bamm barracks .
Web links
- Homepage. In: Unteroffizier-Heimgesellschaft (UHG) Hindenburg-Kaserne e. V.
- Munster - history. In: Michael Falk's private homepage.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Munster - History. In: Michael Falk's private homepage. Retrieved May 1, 2020 .
- ↑ Munster location. In: Munster . Retrieved May 1, 2020 .
- ↑ Search for “Hindenburg-Kaserne” and “Munster”. In: Bundeswehr location database . www.zmsbw.de, accessed on May 1, 2020 .
- ^ Munstere Medical Support Center. In: Bundeswehr. Retrieved May 1, 2020 .