Naval Sergeant School
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Naval NCO School |
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 Association badge (coat of arms) |
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| Lineup | 1956 |
| Country |
 Germany
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| Armed forces | armed forces |
| Armed forces |
 marine
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| Type | School of the Navy |
| Insinuation |
 Naval command
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| Location | Plön , Putlos |
| management | |
| commander | Sea captain Matthias Kähler |
The NCO School ( MUS ) in Plön is the NCO school of the German Navy . She reports to the Head of Personnel, Training, Organization in the Marine Command in Rostock .
history
In the early days of the newly established German Navy , NCO training took place in Cuxhaven from 1956 and in Eckernförde from 1957 to 1960. The aforementioned NCO training was finally relocated to the Ruhleben barracks in Plön (directly on the Großer Plöner See ) in 1960 .
This barracks was built in 1938 and taken over by a naval non-commissioned officer training department. After the end of the war, it served the British Army as headquarters in Schleswig-Holstein until 1948 , after which the barracks served as a boarding school for children of the British armed forces ( King Alfred School and Windsor Girls School ).
On January 2, 2018, a 7th inspection belonging to the MUS was set up at the Putlos site (Wagrien barracks). In the course of the trend reversal, it is intended to enable personnel to gradually grow in strength and is in particular charged with the implementation of country-specific training (ELUSA), additional shooting training and infantry training for the officer candidates. The first head of inspection was Lieutenant Siegfried.
assignment
The aim of the training and education work is to form a superior whose thoughts and actions are based on the principles of our constitution, law and order. This superior must be able to lead and train soldiers and want to identify with the task as a comrade, person of trust and reference. That means: the military subordinate must be able to apply the principles of internal leadership . He must be able to exemplify attitude and fulfillment of duty and identify with his soldier profession out of inner conviction. However, the Portepée NCOs who have already been tried and tested in the troops, from the captain onwards, have the opportunity for further training. For this group of people, four-week training seminars are regularly offered to familiarize them with innovations, changes or fundamental considerations of naval command. Today the career courses for mate , bosun , reserve mate and reserve bosun and basic military training for the German Navy are carried out.
structure
- commander
- - Administration
- - controlling
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School staff
- S1 staff
- S2 security
- S3 organization
- S4 logistics
- S6 IT / CIS
- School company
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Teaching group A
- Commander LehrGrp A (LA)
- 1st inspection (bosun course, group leader course)
- 2nd inspection (bosun course, group leader course)
- 3rd inspection (mate's course, reservists' mate's course)
- 4th inspection (mate course,)
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Teaching group B
- Commander LehrGrp B (LB):
- 6th inspection ( AGA VR 61, 63, 73 and 76 )
- 7th inspection (Putlos site, Wagrien barracks; AGA VR 34 , 37 , 76 and boatswain candidates , infantry training for officer candidates )
- 8th inspection ( AGA VR 62 and specialist training VR 76 )
- also assigned: VIII. / Logistics School of the Bundeswehr (not subordinate to the Naval NCO school)
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Teaching group training
- Commander LehrGrp educ
- Course control
- Course coordinator
- Group of subject teachers
- Exercise facilities
- Departments
- Library
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School staff
education
NCO training
Basically, mates and boatmen of the Navy are trained here in general military for their future tasks as superiors. In the mainly practical subjects like
- Formal service
- Guard service
- Handgun and shooting training
- Practical seamanship (cutter hauling and sailing)
- Sport (also sport theory)
- Medical training
Above all, teamwork, superior behavior and basic military knowledge are trained.
Mainly theoretical content is presented in
- Leadership
- Training methodology (including teaching sample)
- Political education
- Military law and military order
conveyed. As part of this training, the theoretical and pedagogical skills of the future supervisor are trained, as well as aspects of the legal framework and international law.
General basic training
Recruits also complete their basic training at MUS . Are trained sailors of the use of rows :
- 34 combat swimmers
- 37 mine divers
- 61 staff service
- 62 Catering service
- 63 Material management
- 63 10 SKB material management
- 73 Motor service
- 76 Marine Security Service
The training consists in all cases of the "green training" of the armed forces base, a land use-oriented training.
Furthermore, since August 2008 all bosun candidates have been trained together at the 7th inspection.
Further education
- At times, officer candidates are and have been trained by the naval non-commissioned officer school. For example, the basic training of candidate officers took place at the MUS from time to time. Today the officer candidates of the Navy , who receive their remaining training at the Naval School Mürwik , complete part of the basic training here as well as the approximately three-week basic infantry training. This training is continuously examined by the Social Science Institute of the Bundeswehr through scientific studies.
- Since 2007, MUS has also been training naval cooks, known as smuts . For this purpose, a new teaching kitchen was built. This training was previously carried out at the Naval Supply School .
literature
- Brochure Naval Sergeant School PLÖN
Web links
- The MUS on marine.de
- Research reports of the Social Science Institute of the Bundeswehr with evaluation of the training assessment by the marine officer candidates. (PDF; 622 kB)
- Information on the history of the Navy NCO School (MUS)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Axel Schimpf. The naval command in Rostock - the navy on course for the future . In: Marineforum 1 / 2-2013, p. 22ff.
- ↑ Addition to the Navy NCO School. In: http://www.marine.de . PIZ Deutsche Marine, January 9, 2018, accessed on July 1, 2018 .
Naval School Mürwik (MSM) | Naval NCO School (MUS) | Naval Operation School (MOS) | Marine Technology School (MTS)
Naval School Mürwik (MSM) | Naval NCO School (MUS) | Marine Supply School (MVS) | Marine Underwater Weapons School (MUWWaS) | Naval Artillery School (MArtS) | Naval Weapons School (MWaS) | Naval Telecommunications School (MFmS) | Marine Detection School (MOS) | Marine Coast Service School (MKüDstS) | Technical Naval School (TMS I and TMS II)
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Coordinates: 54 ° 8 ′ 58.1 ″ N , 10 ° 26 ′ 59.1 ″ E