Löberfeld barracks
 Löberfeld barracks
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Entrance area of the Löberfeld barracks in Erfurt. |
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| local community | Erfurt | |
| Coordinates : | 50 ° 57 ' N , 11 ° 3' E | |
| Opened | 1934/35 | |
| Stationed troops | ||
| Logistics command of the Bundeswehr Air Force Music Corps Erfurt |
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| Old barracks names | ||
| Wilhelm Liebknecht barracks | ||
The Löberfeld barracks in the Thuringian capital Erfurt in the Löbervorstadt district was built in the 1930s and used by the Wehrmacht , the National People's Army and the Bundeswehr .
history
The Löberfeld barracks were built from 1934. On October 1, 1935, the staff and the 2nd Division of the 1st Panzer Regiment moved in. This unit had previously been set up in Ohrdruf and used the camouflage designation Kraftfahr-Lehrkommando II . During the war , when the tank regiment was used at the front, the barracks were used by other departments.
At the end of the war, various Soviet agencies moved into the building, including the NKVD . Soviet use ended in 1948. For a short time, the area was used for civilian purposes by the Technical University, before the Erfurt People's Police Department moved into the barracks.
From 1956 the NVA took over the barracks. It served as a site barracks for various units and was named Wilhelm Liebknecht Barracks .
With the reunification , the Bundeswehr took over the barracks and still uses it today as Löberfeld barracks. a. for the logistics command of the Bundeswehr .
Current units
- Logistics Command of the Bundeswehr (SKB)
- Air Force Music Corps Erfurt (SKB)
- Career center of the Bundeswehr Erfurt (P)
- other small offices
Former units
The following units of the Bundeswehr were stationed in the barracks:
- Military District Command III (SKB) (2001-2013)
- Panzer Brigade 39 "Thuringia" (H) (1995-2001)
- Homeland Security Brigade 39 "Thuringia" (H) (1991–1994)
- Homeland Security Battalion 43 (na) (SKB) (1993-2007)
- Repair Battalion 131 (H) (1994-2003)
- Repair Battalion 701 (H) (1991–1994)
- 3./Feldjägerbataillon 351 (SKB) (2002-2014)
- 3rd/Feldjägerbataillon 701 (H) (1991-2002)
- Telecommunications Sector 701 (L) (2000–2009)
- Telecommunications system section of the Bundeswehr 701 (L) (1994–2001)
- Military Music Corps III (2001-2015)
- Army Music Corps 13 (H) (1994-2001)
- Army Music Corps 70 (H) (1991–1994)
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- Willy Schilling: Thuringia 1933–1945: the historical travel guide , p. 23f ( online )
