Feldjäger command of the Bundeswehr

Military Police Command of the Bundeswehr - KdoFJgBw - X
Internal association badge (coat of arms)
Lineup	20th February 2013
Country	Germany
Armed forces	armed forces
Armed forces	Force Base
Strength	Rod: around 150 Total: 3000
Insinuation	Command Force Base
Seat of the staff	Hannover , Lower Saxony Germany
Web presence	KdoFJgBw
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Feldjägerführer Bundeswehr and commander	Brigadier General Ulf Häussler

The Bundeswehr Military Police Command (KdoFJgBw) is a command subordinate to the Armed Forces Base Command , which leads the Bundeswehr military police force .

history

The command was set up on February 20, 2013 in the Scharnhorst barracks in Hanover-Bothfeld .

It focuses the professional responsibilities of the military police system that takes military police tasks at home and abroad and provides German contributions to multinational military police tasks in exercises and deployment abroad safely.

The command is led by the commander of the Bundeswehr military police and military police leader with the rank of brigadier general , who is the central technical advisor to the Bundeswehr in all matters relating to military police and the Bundeswehr's range of military police tasks.

Commanders

Commander and Feldjägerführer Bundeswehr
No.	Surname	Beginning of the term of office	Term expires
1	Brigadier General Udo Schnittker	20th February 2013	June 12, 2019
2	Brigadier General Ulf Häussler	June 12, 2019	-

Subordinate associations and units

As part of the reorganization of the armed forces, the military police force was also reorganized. The previous division into battalions was abandoned in favor of a regimental division. The reclassification took place on September 26, 2013 as part of a solemn roll call at the headquarters of the military police command of the Bundeswehr in Hanover.

• Feldjägerregiment 1 , Berlin
  • 1./FJgRgt 1 - Berlin (headquarters and supply company )
  • 2./FJgRgt 1 - Berlin (service command at the Federal Ministry of Defense )
  • 3./FJgRgt 1 - Berlin ( Feldjägerdienstkommando )
  • 4./FJgRgt 1 - Eckernförde (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 5./FJgRgt 1 - Neubrandenburg (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 6./FJgRgt 1 - Hamburg (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 7./FJgRgt 1 - Storkow (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 8./FJgRgt 1 - Burg (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 9./FJgRgt 1 - Leipzig (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
• Feldjägerregiment 2 , Hilden
  • 1./FJgRgt 2 - Hilden (headquarters and supply company)
  • 2./FJgRgt 2 - Munster (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 3./FJgRgt 2 - Hanover (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 4./FJgRgt 2 - Wilhelmshaven (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 5./FJgRgt 2 - Augustdorf (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 6./FJgRgt 2 - Bonn / Siegburg (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 7./FJgRgt 2 - Hilden (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 8./FJgRgt 2 - Mainz (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 9./FJgRgt 2 - Fritzlar (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
• Feldjägerregiment 3 , Munich
  • 1./FJgRgt 3 - Munich (headquarters and supply company)
  • 2./FJgRgt 3 - Stetten am kalten Markt (military police command with operational company)
  • 3./FJgRgt 3 - Munich (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 4./FJgRgt 3 - Erfurt (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 5./FJgRgt 3 - Veitshöchheim (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 6./FJgRgt 3 - Bruchsal (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 7./FJgRgt 3 - Ulm (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 8./FJgRgt 3 - Roding (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 9./FJgRgt 3 - Roth (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
• School for military police and staff service of the Bundeswehr , Hanover

Previous organization

• Feldjäger Battalion 151, Neubrandenburg
  • 1./FJgBtl 151 - Neubrandenburg (headquarters and supply company)
  • 2./FJgBtl 151 - Neubrandenburg (military police command with operational company)
  • 3./FJgBtl 151 - Hagenow (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 4./FJgBtl 151 - Hamburg (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 5./FJgBtl 151 - Eckernförde (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
• Feldjägerbataillon 152, Hanover
  • 1./FJgBtl 152 - Hanover (headquarters and supply company)
  • 2./FJgBtl 152 - Hanover (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 3./FJgBtl 152 - Munster (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 4./FJgBtl 152 - Wilhelmshaven (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 5./FJgBtl 152 - Bremen (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
• Feldjäger Battalion 251, Mainz
  • 1./FJgBtl 251 - Mainz (headquarters and supply company)
  • 2./FJgBtl 251 - Mainz (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 3./FJgBtl 251 - Koblenz (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 4./FJgBtl 251 - Rotenburg an der Fulda (parts still in Neustadt (Hessen)) (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 5./FJgBtl 251 - Zweibrücken (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 6./FJgBtl 251 - Rotenburg an der Fulda (training company)
  • 7./FJgBtl 251 - Mainz (partially active reserve company)
• Feldjägerbataillon 252, Hilden
  • 1./FJgBtl 252 - Hilden (headquarters and supply company)
  • 2./FJgBtl 252 - Hilden (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 3./FJgBtl 252 - Bonn (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 4./FJgBtl 252 - Augustdorf (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 5./FJgBtl 252 - Münster (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
• Feldjägerbataillon 350, Berlin
  • 1./FJgBtl 350 - Berlin (headquarters and supply company)
  • 2./FJgBtl 350 - Berlin ( BMVg )
  • 3./FJgBtl 350 - Berlin (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 4./FJgBtl 350 - Storkow (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
• Feldjägerbataillon 351, Leipzig
  • 1./FJgBtl 351 - Leipzig (headquarters and supply company)
  • 2./FJgBtl 351 - Leipzig (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 3./FJgBtl 351 - Erfurt (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 4./FJgBtl 351 - Potsdam (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 5./FJgBtl 351 - Burg (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
• Feldjägerbataillon 451, Munich
  • 1./FJgBtl 451 - Munich (headquarters and supply company)
  • 2./FJgBtl 451 - Munich (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 3./FJgBtl 451 - Roding (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 4./FJgBtl 451 - Amberg (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 5./FJgBtl 451 - Murnau (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
• Feldjägerbataillon 452, Stetten am kalten Markt
  • 1./FJgBtl 452 - Stetten ak M. (headquarters and supply company)
  • 2./FJgBtl 452 - Sigmaringen (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 3./FJgBtl 452 - Bruchsal (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 4./FJgBtl 452 - Ulm (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 5./FJgBtl 452 - Veitshöchheim (Feldjägerdienstkommando)
  • 6./FJgBtl 452 - Stetten ak M. (training company)
• Feldjägerkompanie 900, Bonn

Web links

• Official website of the Bundeswehr Command Police Department
• Armed Forces Base website
• Press release from the Armed Forces Base  ( page no longer available )

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c} Command Feldjäger of the Bundeswehr. In: www.bundeswehr.de . Federal Ministry of Defense, Head of the Press and Information Office, accessed on April 6, 2020.
2. ↑ BMVg , Staff InspSKB VII 2, Planning Department, Organization Sub-Department: Realization Planning Armed Forces Base . (PDF; 109 kB) augengeradeaus.net, June 12, 2012, p. 29 , archived from the original on October 4, 2013 ; Retrieved June 17, 2012 . 
3. ↑ Jürgen Engelhardt: Feldjägertruppe is restructured. In: archive.today. September 30, 2013, accessed April 6, 2020 . 
4. ↑ Jürgen Engelhardt: Feldjägertruppe is restructured. streitkräftebasis.de, September 26, 2013, accessed on September 23, 2013 .  ( Page no longer available )