Information Technology Battalion 282
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Information technology |
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 Association badge |
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| Lineup | April 1, 1964 |
| Country |
 Germany
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| Armed forces |
 armed forces
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| Organizational area |
Cyber and information space
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| Branch of service | Command support force |
| Type | Battalion of Support Forces |
| Insinuation |
 KdoITBw
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| Location |
 Kastellaun , Hunsrück barracks
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| Web presence | ITBtl 282 |
| commander | |
| commander | Lieutenant Colonel Michael Geef |
The Information Technology Battalion 282 ( ITBtl 282 ) in Kastellaun is an office of the cyber and information space and is subordinate to the information technology command of the Bundeswehr . Together with its soldiers, it operates the information and communication systems of the Bundeswehr in action .
assignment
The Information Technology Battalion 282 makes a substantial contribution to missions abroad worldwide by permanently assigning personnel and by providing information and communication technology to ensure the command of the German and Allied troops. For this purpose, training takes place permanently. In addition, basic training for various branches of the armed forces takes place in Kastellaun . In addition to the core tasks, the Information Technology Battalion 282 is involved in the territorial tasks of the Rhineland-Palatinate state command and is thus able to support civilian rescue workers in the event of disasters and accidents.
history
The prehistory begins in Wuppertal as early as 1958 . The actual battalion was set up on April 1, 1964 as Fernmeldebataillon 770 in Kastellaun and renamed several times at the location. On October 1, 2005, it was renamed Command Support Battalion 282 ( FüUstgBtl 282 ). There are numerous partnerships with the surrounding communities. With the change of subordination from the SKB to the military organizational area cyber and information space, which was newly established in 2017, it was renamed again. Since July 1, 2017, it has been the 282 information technology battalion.
| date | event |
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| 11.1958 | Establishment of the 2nd and 5th Company Telecommunications Battalion 770 in Wuppertal |
| 11/01/1962 | Relocation of the telecommunications battalion 761 including the telecommunications training company 791 to Mayen |
| 04/01/1964 | Establishment of the telecommunications battalion 770 in the Kastellaun location and simultaneous submission to the telecommunications regiment 751 in Rheinbach |
| 10/01/1967 | Reclassification and renaming of the battalion in "heavy telecommunications battalion 761", renaming of the training company 791 in "telecommunications training company 790" |
| 10/01/1971 | Renaming of the battalion to "heavy telecommunications operations battalion 920" and the training company to "telecommunications training company 961" |
| 10/01/1979 | Reclassification as part of Army Structure 4, with the dissolution of the wire / radio relay company and renaming to Telecommunications Battalion 920 and Telecommunications Training Company 921 |
| 11/30/1983 | The battalion wins the “ General Fellgiebel Prize”. |
| 09/10/1990 | Start of FM deployment OST and commissioning of the KASTELLAUN transfer point, in which around 400 to 500 telexes are processed daily in shifts. |
| 03/28/1991 | The telecommunications battalion 920 receives the “General Fellgiebel Prize”. |
| I / 1992 | The battalion receives the first 10 Inmarsat systems of type A (SATCOM A) and 3 "Charlie" radio troops. |
| 04/30/1993 | Start of the UNOSOM II mission in Somalia |
| January 17, 1994 | Parts of the telecommunications supply train 900 from Rheinbach are moving to Kastellaun and are subordinated to the telecommunications battalion 920. |
| February 24 - March 3, 1994 | The radio company and the operating company of the telecommunications battalion 910 to be disbanded from Rheinbach relocate to Kastellaun and are set up there as of April 1, 1994 as part of the reorganization to "Army Structure 5" as the 3rd and 6th company. |
| 03/18/1994 | Reclassification to telecommunications regiment 920 with a staff and supply company (1st company), four operating companies (2nd to 5th company), a radio company (6th company), a SATCOM company with single and multi-channel systems (7th company) and one Field replacement company (8th company). The 5th Company is commissioned to carry out the general basic training from July 1, 1994. |
| 04/21/1994 | The commander of the command support brigade 900 calls for the 920 telecommunications regiment to be set up |
| 06.1995 | The regiment's first soldiers are moving to Croatia as part of UNPROFOR and operating single and multi-channel satellite connections. |
| 08/30/1995 | The General of the Telecommunication Troops hands over the "General Fellgiebel Prize" 1995 to the 7th Company, today's 2./FüUstgBtl 282, as part of an appeal. |
| 12/20/1995 | The 1st contingent IFOR with the participation of the regiment moved to Croatia. |
| 09/01/1997 | Commander FmRgt 920 decommissioned the 3rd company as part of the sustainability for the current SFOR mission and to ensure the training assignment. The decision that the 3rd Company is affected results from the abandonment of the government bunker . |
| 05/01/1998 | Decommissioning of the 5th Company. |
| 10/26/1998 | Admission of the 2nd / 40th Command Support Regiment from Mainz as a basic training company in the Hunsrück barracks. |
| 04/01/1999 | Reclassification of the regiment according to STAN (New Army for New Tasks) into a staff and supply company (1st company), two operating companies (2nd and 3rd company), one HF radio company (4th company), one SATCOM -one-channel- Company (5th Company) and a field replacement company (6th Company) |
| 06/21/2002 | Renaming of telecommunications regiment 920 to telecommunications battalion 282 |
| July 2002 | Telecommunications battalion 282 in flood operations on the Elbe and the Oder |
| 11/16/2004 | Handover of the Kastellaun ground station as one of three anchor stations to ensure communication in the countries of deployment |
| 10/01/2005 | Change of position of the battalion from army to armed forces base with associated renaming to Command Support Battalion 282 |
| 03/07/2008 | Ceremonial handover of the battalion from Lieutenant Colonel Hans-Jürgen Peelen to Lieutenant Colonel Frank-Bruno Utzerath , today's Vice President of the Military Counterintelligence Service (MAD) |
| 04/16/2010 | Ceremonial handover of the battalion from Lieutenant Colonel Frank-Bruno Utzerath to Lieutenant Colonel Axel Weber. |
| 05/28/2011 | The company commander of the 1st Company, Major Thomas Tholi, was killed in the attack in Taloqan on May 28, 2011 . |
| 05/31/2014 | The 6th / and 7th / 282 Command Support Battalions are decommissioned. The order to carry out the basic training is now carried out by the 1st company. |
| 07/01/2017 | Change of position to the military organization area "Cyber and Information Space" and renaming to Information Technology Battalion 282 |
Web links
- Official website of the Information Technology Battalion 282
- Chronicle of the Command Support Battalion 282. (PDF) In: cir.bundeswehr.de. 2nd December 2014.
Individual evidence
- ↑ fifth anniversary of the death of Major Tholi and Sergeant able stone. In: German Federal Armed Forces Association . May 27, 2016, accessed November 9, 2019 .
Coordinates: 50 ° 3 ′ 31.7 ″ N , 7 ° 25 ′ 59.6 ″ E