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Teaching battalions are military units of a branch of service in which new equipment and procedures are tested before they are made binding on all the other battalions of the branch of service. Training battalions are usually stationed near troop schools and are also used for combat demonstrations in front of foreign guests or teaching demonstrations for their own troops (mainly NCOs and officers ). Since the demonstrations and tests before 1918 were primarily carried out by parts of the guards, the few training troops during this period mainly served to standardize and convey tried and tested procedures throughout the army .
In the following lists of teaching battalions must not be overlooked that there are still several other teachers troops beyond and gave, but as a teaching companies , - regiments , - brigades or - divisions do not appear in this list.
The following training battalions existed until 1945:
- Training infantry battalion, attached to the 1st Foot Guards Regiment in Potsdam from 1895
- Infantry training battalion, from 1920 in Döberitz , later (1939) partially Infantry Regiment United Germany merged
The Bundeswehr had the following training battalions since it was founded:
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| designation | (last position | Whereabouts | comment | |
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| NBC Defense Training Battalion 210 | Sonthofen | Disbanded in 2005 | ||
| Artillery Training Battalion 325 | Muenster | active | Renamed from Panzerartilleriel Lehrbataillon 325 in 2015 | |
| Artillery Training Battalion 345 | Idar-Oberstein | active | Renamed 2014 from Artillery Training Regiment 345 | |
| Reconnaissance Training Battalion 3 "Lüneburg" (nickname since 2008) | Luneburg | active | until 2007 Panzer Reconnaissance Training Battalion 3 | |
| Telecommunications Training Battalion 990 | Maxhof | dissolved | ||
| Anti-aircraft training battalion 610 | Rendsburg | Disbanded in 2001 | later renamed the anti-tank missile training battalion 610 | |
| Mountain Staff / Telecommunications Training Battalion 8 | Murnau am Staffelsee | Renamed in 2006 | Renamed to Command Support Battalion 293 | |
| Panzergrenadier (Lehr) Battalion 351 | Hammelburg | Reclassified to Jäger (Lehr) Bataillon 351 as part of Army Structure IV in 1980 | 1./351 Headquarters and Supply Company, 2./3./4./351 Jägerkompanie M113 later SPz Marder , 5. / Heavy Jäger Company , Cobra missile defense train later MILAN , 120 mm mortar train , HS 30 armored personnel carrier | |
| Hunter Training Battalion 353 | Hammelburg | Dissolved in 2006 | ||
| 130 replenishment battalion | Renamed in 1972 | Renaming to Supply Battalion 130 on October 1, 1972 | ||
| Panzer Artillery Training Battalion 95 | Muenster | Dissolved in 2002 | ||
| Armored Reconnaissance Battalion 11 | Muenster | Disbanded in 1997 | ||
| Anti-tank gun training battalion 6 | Luetjenburg | Disbanded in 2012 | reclassified to anti-tank gun training regiment 6, later to anti-aircraft training regiment | |
| Panzer Grenadier Training Battalion | Muenster | Renamed in 1958 | Renamed to Panzergrenadierlehrbataillon 92 | |
| Panzer Grenadier Training Battalion 21 | Hanover | Renamed in 1973 | Created in 1960 by renaming Panzergrenadierbataillon 13, renaming in 1973 to Panzergrenadierbataillon 21 |
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| Panzer Grenadier Training Battalion 92 | Muenster | active | formed in 1958 from the Panzer Grenadier Training Battalion | |
| Panzer Grenadier Training Battalion 332 | Wesendorf | Renamed in 1997 | Created in 1992 by renaming Panzergrenadierbataillon 332, renaming 1997 to Panzergrenadierbataillon 332 |
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| Tank Training Battalion 334 | Celle | Dissolved in 2006 | ||
| Tank Training Battalion 91 | Muenster | Disbanded in 1992 | ||
| Tank Training Battalion 93 | Muenster | active | Created in 1958 by renaming the Panzerlehrbataillon | |
| Tank Training Battalion 94 | Muenster | Disbanded in 1992 | ||
| Engineer Bridge Training Battalion 230 | Ingolstadt | Reclassified in 1997 | Established in 1993 from Amphibious Pioneer Battalion 230, reclassified in 1997 and renamed to Heavy Pioneer Training Battalion 230 |
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| Engineer Training Battalion | Ingolstadt | Renamed in 1959 | Renaming and reclassification to the Pioneer Teaching Regiment | |
| Engineer Training Battalion 220 | Munich | Disbanded in 1993 | Established in 1981 through reclassification and renaming of the heavy pioneer training battalion 210 | |
| Missile Artillery Training Battalion 52 | Hermeskeil | Dissolved in 2006 | ||
| Missile Artillery Training Battalion 72 | Wuppertal | Renamed in 1981 | Renamed to Missile Artillery Battalion 72 | |
| Medical Training Battalion 851 | Munich | dissolved | ||
| Medical training battalion 865 | Munich | dissolved | ||
| Medical teaching regimen "Lower Bavaria" | Feldkirchen | active | ||
| heavy engineer training battalion 230 | Ingolstadt | Dissolved in 2002 | Established in 1997 through reclassification and renaming of Pionierbrückenlehrbataillon 230 | |
| Observation tank artillery training battalion 51 | Idar-Oberstein | Dissolved in 2003 | Established in 1956 as the Artillery Training Battalion (first artillery teaching association), later renamed Field Artillery Training Battalion 51 |
Individual evidence
- ^ Search for “Nachschublehrbataillon 130”. In: Bundeswehr location database . www.zmsbw.de, accessed on April 27, 2020 .