14th news regiment

News Regiment 14 "Harro Schulze-Boysen" (NR-14)
Association badge used during the military service
active	1956 to April 1, 1993
Country	GDR FRG from 1990
Armed forces	NVA Bw from 1990
Armed forces	NVA LSK LW Bw from 1990
Branch of service	Telecommunications force
Type	Intelligence and air traffic control force
Strength	approx. 1000 soldiers and 100 civilian employees
Insinuation	Command LSK / LV 5th LwDiv from 1990
Stationing location	Waldsieversdorf / Rotes Luch
Last commanders
Kdr. NR-14	Colonel Augustin
Kdr. FmAbt 14	OTL Zeplien
insignia
squadron	III

Red Luch between Berlin and the Oderbruch

RiFu RT 415 in the Rote Luch

Farewell to reservists, 1983

The nachrichtenregiment 14 " Harro Schulze-Boysen " (NR-14) was a military unit of the Air Force / air defense (LSK / LV) of the NVA (NVA) . The primary task was the telecommunication support of the LSK / LV command and the central command post 14 LSK / LV. The NR-14 was directly subordinate to the LSK / LV command.

history

The NR-14 was set up in 1956 as a communication battalion 2 (NB-2) in Waldsieversdorf , Rotes Luch as a telecommunications association.

After intermediate steps, the NR-19 grew up in 1960. In 1967 the regiment was given the honorary name Harro Schulze-Boysen . After structural changes in 1970, the unit finally received its final designation of the 14th Message Regiment (NR-14) "Harro Schulze-Boysen" .

organization

Commanders

Rank, name	period of service	comment
Lieutenant Colonel Heinz Müller	1956-1961
Lieutenant Colonel Karl Frohberg	1961-1963
Lieutenant Colonel HJ. Brandenburg	1963-1968
Colonel Karl Frohberg	1968-1975
Colonel Manfred Werner	1975-1988	later commander MTS of the LSK / LV
Colonel Hans-Ullrich Augustin	1988-1990	Chief of Staff: OSL Uwe Czerwinski
Lieutenant Colonel Bösenberg	1990-1992
Lieutenant Colonel Zeplien	1992-1993

The main station of the NR-14 was Waldsieversdorf, Rotes Luch. The regiment was directly subordinate to the LSK / LV command and was ultimately divided as follows:

Communication Operations Battalion (NBB) Command LSK / LV (stationary)

Original designation: Nachrichtenbetriebsamt (NBA) / NZ Strausberg ( Eggersdorf ), HNZ-22, Barnim-Kaserne  ( ⊙ ) Strausberg

• Funkendeamt 1-4 bunkered :
  • Beeskow ( Limsdorf ) (Obj. 161)
  • Weimar ( Großobringen )
  • Calau ( Cabel / Welchow)
  • Strasburg (Gross Milkow / Ulrichshof )
• Radio relay stations (object 500) 1–10 bunkered:
  • Cottbus ( Leuthen ), Groß-A
  • Lübben ( Biebersdorf ), Klein-a
  • Beeskow (Wilmersdorf), Klein-b
  • Heinersdorf , Groß-B ( ⊙ )
  • Bad Freienwalde (Wölsickersdorf- Wollenberg ), Klein -c
  • Templin ( Temmen ), uppercase C
  • Neustrelitz ( Lichtenberg-Wendorf ), Klein-d
  • Neubrandenburg ( Cölpin ), Greater D
  • Rostock ( Klein Kussewitz )
  • Dargelütz ( Parchim )
• NZ Ranzig / Beeskow , HNZ-23

Telecommunications Battalion ZGS LSK / LV (stationary)

Original name: Nachrichtenbetriebsbataillon (NBB), Fürstenwalde ( ⊙ )

• NZ Fürstenwalde Central Command Post 14 , HNZ-21
• Transfer point (Üst.) Fürstenwalde 2
• 2 radio companies, tactile radio operators and radio reception center

Training battalion Fm / air traffic control

• 2 training companies

Emerged from a telecommunications battalion (deployable - directional radio) on October 1, 1990

Radio battalion (relocatable) with radio stations shortwave (KW) long-distance traffic

stationed in Waldsieversdorf, OT Rotes Luch

• Fe, Fs, Vm, TF / WT
• HF, aeronautical radio
• Directional radio small / medium number of channels on truck IFA W50 installed in LAK II (easily removable container),
• Field cable construction LFL, FFK 36/250, FVK 10
• Special device: GFZ (combat command center)
• Semi-stationary radio transmitter (field radio transmission center-2)

Organization after the dissolution of the NVA

With the dissolution of the NVA in 1990, the stationary KW radio station ( Limsdorf ) was permanently transferred to the organizational structure of the Air Force . Small devices and radio devices in the east were also included in a device pool under the name Deployable Air Situation Display and Interface Processor System (DASDIPS). Then the NR-14, now Telecommunications Department 14 (FmAbt 14), was dissolved on April 1, 1993 - and the Bundeswehr location Waldsieversdorf (Rotes Luch) was given up. The material responsibility for the DASDIPS device East, which is currently in use, lies with the Air Force's weapons system command , and the operational use is decreed by the Air Force Command Command .

literature

• Wilfried Copenhagen: The Air Force of the NVA . Motorbuch, Stuttgart 2002, ISBN 3-613-02235-4 .

swell

• Clarification of formation NR-19 from NB-2 and NB-12 based on a document in the Freiburg military archive
• Extract of directive 1/85 as a copy from the VS office / registry A2 Kdo 5th Air Force Division autumn 1991 from the webpage www.5lwdiv.de
• Org command 11/1990 ff. Of the commander Kdo LSK / LV preparatory staff 5th LwDiv from the webpage www.5lwdiv.de
• Chronicle of the 5th Air Force Division - Author Major i. G. Gäbelein from the webpage www.5lwdiv.de

Web links

Commons : News Regiment 14  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• NR-14 on DDR-Luftwaffe.de
• Minutes of the 41st meeting of the NVR on July 14, 1972
• Minutes of the 55th meeting of the NVR on June 16, 1978
• Weblink 5th Air Force Division (LwDiv)
• Weblink Message Regiment-14 (NVA)
• Weblink News Office (NVA)
• Weblink of the LSK / LV (NVA)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ NR-14 on the homepage of the military archive; viewed on June 16, 2009  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
2. ↑ Until the 1970s, an MfS post was quoted and occupied by an OibE / MfS (endowment OF3, major).

Coordinates: 52 ° 30 '58.39 "  N , 14 ° 1' 57.11"  E