List of units of the military music service in the army of the Bundeswehr

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The list of troop units of the military music service in the army of the Bundeswehr contains all dissolved, active and inactive (equipment units, cadreed battalions) associations and large groups of the military music service in the army of the Bundeswehr as well as a brief overview of their time of deployment, stationing locations, subordination and their dissolution or renaming .

Introduction to the numbering conventions

From Army Structure II to Army Structure IV (around 1990), the Army Music Corps was numbered using a stringent numbering convention. During this time, the name could usually be taken directly from the subordination of the battalion or regiment. In the event of a change of subordination, reclassification, etc., the number has usually been consistently adapted, apart from exceptional cases. Conversely, during this period, associations with the same number cannot always be seen in the same line of tradition. After 1990 and the incorporation of parts of the disbanded National People's Army and the considerable reclassifications in the years after the end of the Cold War , this adjustment was often no longer made; the associations often kept their name by tradition. Your assumption can usually no longer be derived from your number. However, certain conclusions can be drawn about their origin and tradition. In the following, the system is presented according to the size of the associations. The following considerations on the system of the designation are to be understood only as a principle concept, even for the period before 1990. In the case of troop attempts, in the formation and disbandment phase, etc., deviations from the rule are repeatedly encountered.

Army Music Corps

designation Listing
(off) 		Staff seat Whereabouts comment
HMusKorps 1 (V1) .jpg HMus Corps 1 1956 Hanover 2013 renaming to HMusKorps Hannover Designation before 1959: MusKorps II A Area of
responsibility: 1. PzDiv
HMusKorps 2 (V1) .jpg HMus Corps 2 1956 kassel 2013 renaming to HMusKorps Kassel Designation before 1959: MusKorps IV A Area of
responsibility: 2. PzGrenDiv
HMusKorps 3.jpg HMus Corps 3 1956 Lüneburg
before 1959: Göttingen
before 1958: Bielefeld
before 1957: Bad Eilsen
before 1956: Rendsburg 		2001 Renaming to WBMusKorps I Designation before 1959: MusKorps IA Area of
responsibility: 3. PzDiv
HMusKorps 4 (V1) .png HMus Corps 4 1956 Regensburg
before 1959 Munich 		Disbanded in 2007 Designation before 1959: MusKorps VI A Area of
responsibility: 4. PzGrenDiv
HMusKorps 300 (v) .jpg HMus Corps 5th 1956 Koblenz
until 1956: Idar-Oberstein 		1985 Renaming to HMusKorps 300 Designation before 1959: MusKorps IV B Area of
responsibility: 5. PzDiv
HMusKorps 5 (V1) .png HMus Corps 5th 1985 to water Disbanded in 1993 Area of ​​responsibility: 5. PzDiv
HMusKorps 6.jpg HMus Corps 6 1956 Hamburg Disbanded in 1992 Designation before 1959: MusKorps IB Area of
responsibility: 6. PzGrenDiv
No coats of arms.svg HMus Corps 7 1956 Muenster 1964 Renaming to HMusKorps 13 Name before 1959: MusKorps III B
HMusKorps 7 (V1) .png HMus Corps 7 1964
(from HMusKorps 12)		 Dusseldorf Disbanded in 2007 Area of ​​responsibility: 7. PzDiv
GebHMusKorps 8.jpg HMus Corps 8 1956 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
before 1963: Mittenwald
1956: Sonthofen 		renamed GebMusKorps 8 Designation before 1959: MusKorps VI B Area of
responsibility: 1. GebDiv
GebHMusKorps 8.jpg GebMusKorps 8 ?
(from HMusKorps 8)		 Garmisch-Partenkirchen renamed GebMusKorps Bw Area of responsibility: 1. GebDiv
GebHMusKorps 8.jpg GebMusKorps Bw ?
(from GebMusKorps 8)		 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
before 1963: Mittenwald 		continues in the SKB
HMusKorps 9 (V1) .jpg
HMusKorps 9.jpg 		HMus Corps 9 1956 Stuttgart
initially Böblingen 		Dissolved in 2003 Designation before 1959: MusKorps VA Area of
responsibility: 1. LLDiv
HMusKorps 10.jpg HMus Corps 10 1956 Ulm
until 1958 Ellwangen 		2013 renaming to HMusKorps Ulm Designation before 1958: MusKorps VB Area of
responsibility: 10. PzDiv
HMusKorps 11.png HMus Corps 11 1956 Bremen Disbanded in 1993 Designation before 1959: MusKorps II B Area of
responsibility: 11. PzGrenDiv
No coats of arms.svg HMus Corps 12 1956 Düsseldorf
until 1961 Andernach 		1964 Renaming to HMusKorps 7 Name before 1959: MusKorps III A
HMusKorps 12.jpg HMus Corps 12 1964
(from HMusKorps 13 )		 Veitshöchheim
until 1965 Nuremberg 		2013 Renaming to HMusKorps Veitshöchheim Area of ​​responsibility: 12. PzDiv
No coats of arms.svg HMus Corps 13 1963
(from LwMusKorps 5 )		 Nuremberg
until 1964 Fürstenfeldbruck 		1964 Renaming to HMusKorps 12
Coats of arms of None.svg HMus Corps 13 1964
(from HMusKorps 7)		 Muenster 1985 Renaming to HMusKorps 100
HMusKorps 70.jpg HMus Corps 13 1994?
(from HMusKorps 70 )		 Erfurt 2001 Renaming to WBMusKorps III Area of ​​responsibility: 13. PzGrenDiv
HMusKorps 14.png HMus Corps 14 1994?
(from HMusKorps 80 )		 Neubrandenburg 2008 Renaming to WBMusKorps I Area of ​​responsibility: 14. PzGrenDiv
HMusKorps 70.png HMus Corps 70 1991 Erfurt 1994? Renaming to HMusKorps 13 Area of ​​responsibility: Div / WBK VII
HMusKorps 14.png HMus Corps 80 1991 Neubrandenburg 1994? Renaming to HMusKorps 14 Area of ​​responsibility: Div / WBK VIII
HMusKorps 100.png HMus Corps 100 1985
(from HMusKorps 13)		 Muenster 2001 Renaming to WBMusKorps II Area of ​​responsibility: I. Corps
HMusKorps 300.png
HMusKorps 300 (V1) .png
HMusKorps DSO.png 		HMus Corps 300 1985
(from HMusKorps 5 )		 Koblenz 2013 renaming to Heeresmusikkorps Koblenz Area of ​​responsibility: III. Corps , last especially Special Operations Division
HMusKorps 400.png HMus Corps 400 1994
(from HMusKorps Ost )		 Berlin
until 1995: Potsdam 		1996 Renaming to HMusKorps 400 / StMusKorps Berlin Area of ​​responsibility: IV Corps
HMusKorps 400.png HMusKorps 400 / StMusKorps Berlin 1996
(from HMusKorps 400 )		 Berlin
until 1995: Potsdam 		2000 Renaming of the StMusKorps Berlin Area of ​​responsibility: IV. Corps and Protocol Service
HMusKorps 400.png HMusKorps Ost 1991 Potsdam 1994 Renaming to HMusKorps 400 Area of ​​responsibility: Corps / TerrKdo Ost


Military music corps

designation Listing
(off) 		Staff seat Whereabouts comment
HMusKorps 3.jpg WBMusKorps I 2001
(from HMusKorps 3)		 Luneburg Disbanded in 2007 Area of ​​responsibility: WBK I
HMusKorps 14.png WBMusKorps I 2008
(from HMusKorps 14 )		 Neubrandenburg 2014 renaming to HMusKorps Neubrandenburg Area of ​​responsibility: WBK I
HMusKorps 100.png WBMusKorps II 2001
(HMusKorps 100)		 Muenster Disbanded in 2007 Area of ​​responsibility: WBK II
WBMusKorps III.png WBMusKorps III 2001
(from HMusKorps 13 )		 Erfurt 2015 Renaming to LwMusKorps Erfurt Area of ​​responsibility: WBK III

Music corps with special tasks

designation Listing
(off) 		Staff seat Whereabouts comment
StMusKorpsBwWappen.svg StMusKorps Bw 2000
(from HMusKorps 400 / StMusKorps Berlin )		 Berlin continues in the SKB Area of ​​responsibility: Protocol service
No coats of arms.svg LehrMusKorps Bw 1957 Rheinbach
from 1959: Siegburg 		1959 Renaming to StMusKorps Bw
MusKorpsBw.jpg StMusKorps Bw 1959
(from LehrMusKorps Bw)		 Siegburg 2000 Renaming to MusKorps Bw Area of ​​responsibility: Protocol service
MusKorpsBw.jpg MusKorps Bw 2000
(from StMusKorps Bw)		 Siegburg continues in the SKB Area of ​​responsibility: Protocol service
BigBandBw.png Big Band of the Bundeswehr 1971 Euskirchen continues in the SKB
ExpandMusKorpsBw Wappen.png Training Corps Bw 1960 Hilden
before 1969: Siegburg 		continues in the SKB Name before 1963: Training train at the StMusKorps Bw

Abbreviations

Individual evidence


literature

  • Hans-Jürgen Schraut: The armed forces structure of the Bundeswehr 1956-1990 . Documentation as part of the Nuclear History Program. Science and Politics Foundation, Ebenhausen 1993.
  • Herbert Seifert: The structures of the army . In: Federal Ministry of Defense, Command Staff of the Army I 5 (Ed.): European Security . Bonn (1999/2000).
  • Helmut Hammerich, Michael Poppe: The army 1950 to 1970: conception, organization and deployment (=  security policy and armed forces of the Federal Republic of Germany . Volume 3 ). Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag, 2006, ISBN 3-486-57974-6 , p. 821 .
  • Reinhard Teuber: The Bundeswehr 1955–1995 . In: Leadership and Troop . tape 5 . Patzwall, 1996, ISBN 3-931533-03-4 .

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