List of military properties in Bremerhaven

This list of military properties in Bremerhaven shows the barracks and buildings in Wesermünde / Bremerhaven used by the military and military administration .

list

location	Previous uses	Usage today
Geestemünde Elbestr. 101, Claussenstr., Schulstr.	Wesermünde Naval School 2nd Naval Sergeant Teaching Department Naval Locating School Technical Naval School II	Naval Operation School
Kaiserhafen I	Destroyer Quay	MWB Motorenwerke Bremerhaven
Lehe Hinrich-Schmalfeldt-Str. 30 53 ° 54 ′ 30 ″ N , 8 ° 58 ′ 27 ″ E53.908333333333 8.9741666666667	2nd ship trunk regiment 10th ship trunk department 4th naval training department Accommodation of US crews (1945–1948) Bremerhaven American High School , sports field	City administration Bremerhaven (Leher barracks)
Lehe Hinrich-Schmalfeldt-Str. 31	Artillery barracks Imperial Navy Telegraph School (1889) Officers' mess 3rd ship trunk department of the North Sea	Local police authority (town house 6)
Lehe Kaserne Roter Sand 53 ° 33 ′ 34 ″ N , 8 ° 34 ′ 2 ″ E53.559444444444 8.5672222222222	III. Ship master department of the North Sea 10th ship master department Police barracks Recruit training of the 10th ship master department motor vehicle of the commandant's office 4./Aircraft missile group 36 MOS language school MLehrKpVwdgAusl Next to it US hotel for passing US military	Havenhostel (hotel)
Lehe Surfeldstrasse 29	Imperial Navy Hospital Residential building for soldiers of the Kriegsmarine and colored US soldiers Technical relief organization	Workers welfare
Lehe Dr.-Franz-Mertens-Strasse 2a 53 ° 34 ′ 46.6 ″ N , 8 ° 35 ′ 37.6 ″ E53.5796 8.59379	Navy hospital of the Kriegsmarine US reserve hospital	Service building
Middle Am Leher Tor 2	Command of the Kriegsmarine Headquarters Bremerhaven - Port of Embarkation Site administration , career advancement service	Hotel Adena
Mitte Wiener Str. 5	Officers' casino of the Kriegsmarine Casino-Club of the Americans Forwarding point (sea) Vocational advancement service clothing store	BEW care and recreation facility, administration and assisted living
Mitte Wiener Str. 12	US military transport service at sea Various military services	for sale
Osthafen behind the north lock	for the Graf Zeppelin and the aircraft carrier B Erzhafen (1965–1993)	Car envelope
Schiffdorf	4th battery of anti-aircraft missile group 36 of the air force (Bundeswehr)	Nursing home
Weddewarden	Weddewarden Carl-Schurz-Kaserne Airfield , staging area of the United States Army	Industrial park , freight transport

literature

Horst-Eberhard Friedrichs: Bremerhaven and the Americans: Stationing of the US Army 1945–1993 - a picture documentation . Wirtschaftsverlag NW Verlag für neue Wissenschaft, Bremerhaven 2008. ISBN 978-3-86509-783-5 .
Rüdiger Ritter: Suburb of New York? The Americans in Bremerhaven. Results of a study at the Museum of the 1950s in Bremerhaven . NW-Verlag für neue Wissenschaft 2010. ISBN 978-3-86509-929-7 .

Web links

Commons : Military building in Bremerhaven - collection of images, videos and audio files

Remarks

↑ The hotel was next to the barracks. The brick block, built in 1932, housed the Dependents Hotel. Half of the building to the south was also a hotel, the other half a residential building for Germans. A fence in the courtyard divided the property.
↑ After the end of the war, the naval hospital was used for outpatient treatment of US soldiers and their families. After they left Bremerhaven and Garlstedt, it reverted to the federal government. The Bundeswehr refused to accept it, even though it was one of the most modern military hospitals in Germany. It was sold to an investment group who converted it into a service building.
↑ Doctors, nursing staff, therapists, pharmacy, Engelbrecht bakery, medical supply store, kindergarten etc.
↑ building officially handed over to the STOV on 5 June 1970th
↑ The BfD used the building until it was sold to the BEW and then moved to the Leher Tor.
↑ After a temporary roof had been put on the ruins, the Post Exchange and the Commissary moved in there.

Individual evidence

↑ according to information from lieutenant captain a. D. Helmut Krummel , Schiffdorf-Wehdel
↑ from October 1, 1937 to November 4, 1939
↑ from August 1937 to December 31, 1943
↑ from January 1, 1944 to May 1945
↑ 1935-1937
↑ Town house 6, Bremerhaven local police authority
↑ 1935-1937
↑ 1937-1945
↑ to 1937
↑ with accommodation for shipyard boaters
↑ related to December 1, 1939
↑ to September 21, 1949
↑ GoogleBooks
↑ A berth for an aircraft carrier in Bremerhaven (fishtownblues.de) ( Memento from May 18, 2015 in the Internet Archive )
↑ Bremerhaven as an ore, car and fruit port ( Memento from July 10, 2015 in the Internet Archive )
↑ 1971-1994
↑ FlaRakBtl 36 (religte.com)
↑ The Seefliegerhorst / Land Bremerhaven-Weddewarden (religte.com)

[11] The hotel was next to the barracks. The brick block, built in 1932, housed the Dependents Hotel. Half of the building to the south was also a hotel, the other half a residential building for Germans. A fence in the courtyard divided the property.

[12] After the end of the war, the naval hospital was used for outpatient treatment of US soldiers and their families. After they left Bremerhaven and Garlstedt, it reverted to the federal government. The Bundeswehr refused to accept it, even though it was one of the most modern military hospitals in Germany. It was sold to an investment group who converted it into a service building.

[13] Doctors, nursing staff, therapists, pharmacy, Engelbrecht bakery, medical supply store, kindergarten etc.

[16] uilding officially handed over to the STOV on 5 June 1970th

[18] The BfD used the building until it was sold to the BEW and then moved to the Leher Tor.

[19] After a temporary roof had been put on the ruins, the Post Exchange and the Commissary moved in there.

[1] rding to information from lieutenant captain a. D. Helmut Krummel , Schiffdorf-Wehdel

[2] rom October 1, 1937 to November 4, 1939

[3] rom August 1937 to December 31, 1943

[4] rom January 1, 1944 to May 1945

[5] 1935-1937

[6] Town house 6, Bremerhaven local police authority

[7] 1935-1937

[8] 1937-1945

[9] to 1937

[10] with accommodation for shipyard boaters

[14] related to December 1, 1939

[15] to September 21, 1949

[17] GoogleBooks

[20] A berth for an aircraft carrier in Bremerhaven (fishtownblues.de) ( Memento from May 18, 2015 in the Internet Archive )

[21] Bremerhaven as an ore, car and fruit port ( Memento from July 10, 2015 in the Internet Archive )

[22] 1971-1994

[23] FlaRakBtl 36 (religte.com)

[24] The Seefliegerhorst / Land Bremerhaven-Weddewarden (religte.com)