List of units of the engineer force of the army of the Bundeswehr

The list of units of the engineering corps of the army Bundeswehr contains almost all resolved, active and non-active (equipment units gekaderte battalions ) associations and major units of the engineering corps of the armed forces as well as a brief overview of their time of preparation, deployment locations, insinuation and their resolution or renaming.

Pioneers and comparable forces in the Air Force and the Navy are expressly excluded .

Introduction to the numbering conventions

From Army Structure II until around 1990, the pioneer units were 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. However, the following considerations on the system of the designation remain to be understood only as a basic 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.

Legend

The legend applies to all of the following lists

Legend
Dissolved association
Partially active or inactive association
Active association

structure

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  Structure of the pioneer associations in the territorial army around 1989

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  Organization of the field army in Army Structure IV (1989)

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  Structure "New Army"

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  Structure of the independent tank engineer company 2006

Commands

Pioneer commands were roughly brigade strength and were planned both in the field and in the territorial army. In the field army, the three German corps I – III were each subordinate to a pioneer command with the corresponding serial numbers 1, 2, 3. In the territorial army, pioneer commands were subordinate to two of the territorial commands. The territorial command south led the pioneer command 850 (all subordinate commands had the number 850!), The territorial command north led accordingly the pioneer command 800 (all subordinate commands had the number 800!). The territorial command of Schleswig-Holstein , like the corps LANDJUT deployed in northern Germany, did not lead a pioneer command. (The territorial command of Schleswig-Holstein led a similarly large pioneer regiment with the Pioneer Regiment 60).

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Whereabouts	Insinuation	comment
	Pioneer Command 1	April 1, 1980 (from Korps-PiKdr 1)	Muenster	Reclassified October 1, 1993	I. Corps	Has been reclassified to Staff / Staff Company Pioneer Brigade 20
	Pioneer Command 2	Mid-1972 (from Korps-PiKdr 2)	Ulm	Disbanded September 30, 1993	II Corps
	Pioneer Command 3	1972 (from Korps-PiKdr 3)	Koblenz	Disbanded September 30, 1993	III. corps	Parts were used to set up the staff / staff company Pioneer Brigade 40
	Pioneer Command 800	October 1, 1981 (from sPiRgt 80)	Hilden	Reclassified October 1, 1993	TerrKdo North	Has been reclassified to Staff / Staff Company Pioneer Brigade 30
	Pioneer Command 850	October 1, 1981 (from sPiRgt 85)	Mainz from July 1, 1987 Mannheim	Disbanded March 31, 1994	TerrKdo South

Brigades

Engineer brigades were set up in 1991 in what were then still eight defense areas . Their serial numbers 10, 20, 30, ..., 80 correspond to the numbers of the military area commands I – VIII . The Pioneer Brigade 100 was one of the brigades of the Army Troop Command . Like all brigades of the Army Troop Command, his engineer brigade was given the order number 100.

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Whereabouts	comment
	PiBrig 10	April 1, 1993	Schleswig	Disbanded June 30, 1997
	PiBrig 20	October 1993	Minden	Dissolved March 31, 2002 - parts of PiBrig 100
	PiBrig 30	Oct 1993 (Tl PiKdo 800)	Hilden	Disbanded Sept. 27, 2002	Nickname : " Rhein - Weser ", most recently ust HTrpKdo
	PiBrig 40	October 1, 1993	Lahnstein ( your Bruchmüller barracks )	Disbanded December 31, 2003
	PiBrig 50	April 1, 1993	arc	Disbanded June 30, 2002	Nickname: " Main - Danube "
	PiLehrBrig 60	October 1, 1993	Ingolstadt ( pioneer barracks on the Schanz )	Disbanded March 31, 2002	Nickname: " Bavarian Lion "
	PiBrig 70	April 1, 1991	Gera	Dissolved in 2003
	PiBrig 80	April 1, 1991	Storkow (Mark)	Dissolved in 2003	Nickname: " Kurmark "
	PiBrig 100	2002	Minden	January 1, 2008 reclassified to PiRgt 100	HTrpKdo , association badge:

Regiments

In the territorial army before 1989 in the military areas II-VI pioneer regiments with the order numbers 7x were set up, where x corresponds to the number of the military area command to which the regiment was subordinate. The conspicuously large Pioneer Regiment 60 of the Schleswig-Holstein Territorial Command can be seen as a “replacement” for the “apparently missing” pioneer forces in Northern Germany. It offered a replacement for the non-established pioneer commands for the territorial command Schleswig-Holstein and LANDJUT or the "missing" pioneer regiment (71 - would be the obvious designation) in defense area I. The “missing” pioneer commands would have been according to the usual designations in these areas of the army presumably carried the numbers 6 or 600, so that the Pioneer Regiment 60 also received a correspondingly similar serial number. Prior to 1989, appropriately numbered non-active (equipment units) pipeline pioneer regiments 80 and 85 were set up for the operation of the NATO pipeline in the pioneer commandos 800 and 850 of the Territorial Army .

The Pioneer Regiment 100 arose later from the reclassification of the Pioneer Brigade 100 and continued its number.

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	Heavy Engineer Regiment (TV) 705	June 16, 1958	Wuppertal	WBK III	Renamed April 1, 1972	Has been renamed to sPiRgt 80
	Heavy Engineer Regiment (TV) 706	May 1957	Koblenz	WBK IV	Renamed March 1, 1972	Has been renamed to sPiRgt 85
	710 heavy engineer regiment (GerEinh)	August 1, 1964	Klein Wittensee	WBK I	Renamed in 1972	Has been renamed to sPiRgt 60 (GerEinh)
	Pioneer Regiment 720 (GerEinh)	1971	Schepsdorf-Lohne	VBK 21	Renamed in 1981	Has been renamed to PiRgt 72 (GerEinh)
	730 Engineer Regiment (GerEinh)	1st January 1973	Dusseldorf	sPiRgt 80	Renamed April 1, 1982	Has been renamed to PiRgt 73 (GerEinh)
	740 Engineer Regiment (GerEinh)	1966	Bingen am Rhein	sPiRgt 85	Renamed October 1, 1982	Has been renamed to PiRgt 74 (GerEinh)
	Pioneer Regiment 750 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1972	Waldenburg	VBK 51	Renamed April 1, 1982	Has been renamed to PiRgt 75 (GerEinh)
	Heavy Engineer Regiment 760 (GerEinh)	May 1, 1972 (from sPiRgt 200 (GerEinh))	Dillingen	VBK 51	Renamed April 1, 1981	Has been renamed to PiRgt 76 (GerEinh)
	Heavy Engineer Regiment 60 (GerEinh)	1972 (from sPiRgt 710 (GerEinh))	Klein Wittensee	WBK I	Renamed in 1981	Has been renamed to PiRgt 60 (GerEinh)
	heavy engineer regiment 80	April 1, 1972 (from sPiRgt (TV) 705)	Wuppertal from October 1973 Hilden	WBK III	Renamed April 1, 1981	Has been renamed to PiKdo 800
	Heavy Engineer Regiment 85	March 1, 1972 (from sPiRgt (TV) 706)	Mainz-Gonsenheim	WBK IV	Renamed April 1, 1981	Has been renamed to PiKdo 850
	Pioneer Regiment 60 (GerEinh)	1981 (from sPiRgt 60 (GerEinh))	Klein Wittensee	VfgTrKdo 41	Disbanded March 31, 1993
	Pioneer Regiment 72 (GerEinh)	1981 (from PiRgt 720 (GerEinh))	Meppen	WBK II	Disbanded September 30, 1993
	Pioneer Regiment 73 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1982 (from PiRgt 730 (GerEinh))	Düsseldorf from April 1983 Hilden	WBK III	Disbanded September 30, 1993
	Pioneer Regiment 74 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1982 (from PiRgt 740 (GerEinh))	Bingen am Rhein	WBK IV	Disbanded September 30, 1993
	Pioneer Regiment 75 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1982 (from PiRgt 750 (GerEinh))	Waldenburg from April 1983 Bietigheim	WBK V	Disbanded September 30, 1993
	Pioneer Regiment 76 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1981 (from sPiRgt 760 (GerEinh))	Garching near Munich	WBK VI	Disbanded March 31, 1993
	Pipeline Pioneer Regiment 80 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1981 (reorganization)	Wuppertal	PiKdo 800	Disbanded March 31, 1993	Cadre in peace at PplPiBtl 800
	Pipeline Pioneer Regiment 85 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1981 (reorganization)	Zweibrücken	PiKdo 850	Disbanded March 31, 1993	Cadre in peace at PplPiBtl 850
	74th Pioneer Bridge Regiment	1958	Bassenheim reserve depot 50 ° 20 ′ 26 ″  N , 7 ° 26 ′ 19 ″  E	WBK IV	Disbanded in 1981	Device unit
	Pioneer Regiment 100	July 1, 2007 (from PiBrig 100 )	Minden	1st PzDiv	Disbanded in 2015

Battalions

Engineer Battalions

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Whereabouts	comment
	PiBtl 1	1960 from PiBtl 7	Holzminden	March 1, 2002 reclassified to PzPiBtl 1	formerly 1956–1958 PiBtl.2 1958–1960 PiBtl.7
	PiBtl 2	from PzPiBtl 5	Hannoversch-Münden	disbanded September 30, 1993
	PiBtl 3	1959 from PzPiBtl 3	Stade	disbanded September 30, 1993	formerly 1956–1958 PiBtl1 1958–1959 PzPiBtl. 3
	PiBtl 4	April 1, 1959 in Munich	arc	on March 1, 2003 reclassified to PzPiBtl 4
	PiBtl 5	?	Lahnstein	disbanded March 31, 1991
	PiBtl 6	March 1, 1958	Plön	disbanded December 31, 1996	formerly 1956–1958 PzPiBtl. 3
	PiBtl 7	November 17, 1960 from PiBtl 2	Höxter	disbanded March 31, 1993; reclassified to NBC Defense Battalion 7
	GebPiBtl 8	June 1, 1957	Ingolstadt	active	ust GebJgBrig 23
	PiBtl 10	1956	Ingolstadt	disbanded September 30, 1993
	PiBtl 11	March 13, 1959 from parts of PiBtl 3 and 6	Barm	disbanded September 30, 1997
	PiBtl 12	October 30, 1964 (from LLPiBtl 9)	Speyer	1986 Relocation to Volkach, April 3, 1997 reclassified to sPiBtl 12	ust last PiBrig 50
	PiBtl 14	?	Cologne-Longerich	dissolved	set up as a lePiBtl 14 / device unit
	PiBtl 15	1970	Cologne	Disbanded in 1981	Device unit
	PiBtl 61	October 1, 1980	Lübeck	disbanded September 30, 1993	16 Oct 1963 renamed as LePiBtl 537, 1 Oct 1970 as LePiBtl 13 and on 1 Oct 1973 PiBtl 610
	PiBtl 110		Minden	disbanded September 30, 1993	Reclassified from Schw.PiBtl 110 (1958)
	PiBtl 120	October 1, 1979	Döverden-Barme	December 31, 1992	Reclassified from Schw.PiBtl 120 (1964)
	PiBtl 140	from sPiBtl 800	Emmerich on the Rhine	December 31, 2007	ust most recently PiRgt 100 renamed several times in 1993 to Pi.Br.Btl140 1997 to PiBtl140
	PiBtl 150 (unit)	1962 from sPiBtl 735	Höxter	disbanded June 2002	formerly Landespionierbataillon 735 1965-1965 PiBtl 735 (TV) 1965-1980
	PiBtl 210	1957	Munich	disbanded March 31, 1993
	PiLehrBtl 220		Munich	disbanded March 31, 1994
	PiBtl 240	October 1, 1981 (from lePiBtl 240)	Passau	Disbanded on September 30, 1993
	PiBtl 250 (unit)	October 1, 1970 (from PiBtl 750 (GerEinh))	Schwabsberg	Disbanded March 31, 1993
	PiBtl 320	October 1, 1979 from sPiBtl 850	Koblenz / Lahnstein	Disbanded September 30, 2003
	PiBtl 340 (unit)	October 1, 1980 (from lePiBtl 340 (GerEinh))	Emmerzhausen	Disbanded September 30, 1993
	PiBtl 350 (unit)	October 1, 1980 (from sPiBtl 320 (GerEinh))	Stadtallendorf	Disbanded September 30, 1993
	PiBtl 491 (unit)		Bruchsal	dissolved
	PiBtl 610		Schleswig		set up as a lePiBtl 610 / device unit
	PiBtl 620	1957 from sPiBtl 718	Albersdorf	disbanded March 31, 1993
	PiBtl 630 (unit)		Castle / Dithmarschen	Disbanded on March 31, 1993
	PiBtl 650 (unit)		Rendsburg	Disbanded on March 31, 1993
	PiBtl 701	July 1, 1991	Gera
	PiBtl 720 (unit)		Meppen	Disbanded on June 30, 1993
	PiBtl 721 (unit)		Hage	Disbanded on June 30, 1993
	PiBtl 722 (unit)		Dörverden-Barme then Gera
	PiBtl 730 (unit)	October 1, 1981	Issum	Disbanded March 31, 1993
	PiBtl 731 (unit)	October 1, 1981	Kranenburg	Disbanded September 30, 1993
	PiBtl 732 (unit)	April 1, 1982	Grefrath	Disbanded September 30, 1992
	PiBtl 733 (unit)	1st October 1971	Cologne	Disbanded September 30, 1993
	PiBtl 740 (unit)		Bingen am Rhein	disbanded June 30, 1993
	PiBtl 741 (unit)	1959 in Koblenz	Mainz	1977 reclassified from sPiBtl 741
	PiBtl 742 (unit)		Stuttgart
	PiBtl 744	1957 in Koblenz	Koblenz	Disbanded in 1977	Device unit
	PiBtl 750 (unit)		Muggensturm	disbanded September 30, 1993
	PiBtl 751 (unit)		Muggensturm	disbanded September 30, 1993
	PiBtl 760 (unit)		arc	dissolved
	PiBtl 761 (unit)		arc	dissolved
	PiBtl 801	April 1, 1991 (from parts of the PiRgt 2 NVA)	Storkow (Mark)	from Jan. 1, 2003 PzPiBtl 8010
	PiBtl 802 (GerEinh) (reorganization)	October 1, 1998	Storkow (Mark)	disbanded October 2008
	PiBtl 850	April 1, 1971 from sPiBtl 717	Koblenz	Renamed to PiBtl 320 on October 1, 1979
	PiBtl 863			dissolved
	PiBtl 901	October 2008	Havelberg	Part active (3 companies active in Havelberg, Minden and Bogen)	PzGrenBrig 41 , color: Panzer Engineer Battalion 803
	PiBtl 902	September 2008	Holzminden	Dissolved and integrated as 3./PzPiBtl 905 nA
	PiBtl 903	new 2009	Gera	Dissolved and integrated as 4./PzPiBtl 905 nA
	PiBtl 904	new 2009	arc	Dissolved and integrated as 5./PzPiBtl 4 tA
	PiBtl 905	new 2009	Ingolstadt	pure personnel substitute association no device. Similar to field replacement battalion	GebJgBrig 23 , Couleur: Mountain Spy Battalion 8
	PiBtl 917	1960	Cologne	Disbanded in 1990	Device unit

Tank Engineer Battalions

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	PzPiBtl 3	February 1, 1958 (from PiBtl 1)	Hamburg-Harburg	3rd PzDiv	1st March 1959 reclassified into a PiBtl	Renamed to PiBtl 3 on March 1st and relocated to Stade
	PzPiBtl 3	August 1, 1956	Schleswig	3rd PzDiv	1st February 1958 reclassified into a PiBtl	Was renamed to PiBtl 6 on February 1st and is subordinate to the 6th PzGrenDiv
	PzPiBtl 5	August 1, 1956	Dillingen / Danube from November 1956 Hannoversch-Münden	5th PzDiv	Reclassified into a PiBtl on October 1, 1958	Was renamed to PiBtl 2 on October 1st and subordinated to the 2nd PzGrenDiv
	PzPiBtl 5	October 1, 1958 (from parts of PzPiBtl 5, sPiBtl 717 and PiBtl 2)	Koblenz	5th PzDiv	Was reclassified into a PiBtl on April 1, 1959	Renamed to PiBtl 5 on April 1, 1959
	PzPiBtl 1	October 1, 2002 (from PiBtl 1)	Holzminden	PzBrig 21	active
	PzPiBtl 4	July 1, 2003 (from PiBtl 4)	arc	PzBrig 12	active
	130th Panzer Engineer Battalion	July 1, 2015 (from heavy PiBtl 130)	Minden	PzLehrBrig 9	active
	PzPiBtl 701	April 1, 2007 (from PiBtl 701)	Gera	PzGrenBrig 37	active
	PzPiBtl 801	2003 (from PiBtl 801)	Storkow	PzGrenBrig 41	disbanded Dec. 31, 2006
	PzPiBtl 803	2003 (from sPiBtl 803)	Havelberg	PzGrenBrig 41	active
	PzPiBtl 90 (unit)	July 1, 2003 (from PiBrBtl 863 (GerEinh))	Munster (?)	PzLehrBrig 9	(?) dissolved
	PzPiBtl 200 (unit)	July 1, 2003 (from PiBtl 150 (GerEinh))	Holzminden	PzBrig 14	(?) dissolved
	PzPiBtl 300 (unit)	July 1, 2003 (from PiBtl 761 (GerEinh))	Brannenburg	PzGrenBrig 30	(?) dissolved
	PzPiBtl 390 (unit)	July 1, 2003 (from PiBrBtl 270 (GerEinh))	Münchsmünster	JgBrig 37	(?) dissolved
	PzPiBtl 510 (unit)	July 1, 2003 (from PiBtl 640 (GerEinh))	Kellinghusen	PzBrig 18	Disbanded in 2007
	PiBrBtl 670 (unit)	July 1, 2003 (from PiBrBtl 670 (GerEinh))	Albersdorf / Havelberg	PzBrig 8 then PzGrenBrig 41	disbanded October 2008
	PzPiBtl 760 (unit)	July 1, 2003 (from PiBtl 760 (GerEinh))	arc	PzGrenBrig 38 (unit)	(?) dissolved
	PiBtl 802 (unit)	July 1, 2003 PiBtl 802 (GerEinh)	Storkow	PzGrenBrig 40 then 41	disbanded October 2008

Bridge battalions and independent companies

The first swimming bridge companies were set up as early as 1956. Between 1959 and 1966, many of the companies were incorporated into the newly established heavy engineer battalions. When Army Structure III took over at the beginning of the 1970s, most of the companies were detached and placed under the corps' newly established floating bridge battalions. When Army Structure IV was taken, more floating bridge battalions were set up, this time with the pioneer commandos of the territorial commands. In 1991 two more floating bridge battalions were set up in the engineer brigades of Defense Areas VII and VIII. In 1993/94 all floating bridge battalions were either dissolved or reclassified and renamed into engineer bridge battalions.

• Floating bridge battalions in Army Structure III: All battalions were equipment units with an active 2nd company. The floating bridge battalions of the corps emerged from parts of the heavy engineer battalions. The battalions were given the numbers 60, 60 and 70 as the sixth and seventh battalion of the corps' pioneer commandos. The 5./sPiBtl X10 became 2./SchwBrBtl X60 and 5./sPiBtl X20 became 2./SchwBrBtl X70 in the 1st and 2nd Corps (X stands for the number of the corps). The floating bridge battalion 360 of the 3rd Corps was only created at the end of the 1970s from the renaming of the floating bridge battalion 860. The floating bridge battalion 810 (subordinated to sPiRgt 80) and the floating bridge battalion 860 (subordinated to sPiRgt 85) were set up with the same structure in the territorial commands North and South. The equipment in all battalions was 100 meters of hollow-plate bridge equipment per company.
  The battalions were divided into:
  • Rod
  • 1. Headquarters and Supply Company (GerEinh)
  • 2. Swimming bridge company (HP)
  • 3rd Swimming Bridge Company (HP) (GerEinh)
  • 4th Swimming Bridge Company (HP) (GerEinh)
• Floating bridge battalions in Army Structure IV: The floating bridge battalions of the corps were reclassified while maintaining the numbering. The hollow plate bridge device was brought together in the 2nd company and remained active. The inactive 3rd and 4th companies were reclassified into a pioneer company (GerEinh) and the 5th was reorganized. At the Northern Territorial Command, the 2nd Company of the 810 floating bridge battalion was reclassified into an inactive company and a second battalion was set up as a device unit. In the Territorial Command South, the heavy floating bridge battalion 880 was renamed floating bridge battalion 850 and remained partially active. By 1985 four more battalions were set up as equipment units.
  The basic structure of the battalions was:
  • Rod
  • 1. Headquarters and Supply Company (GerEinh)
  • 2. Swimming bridge company (HP) *
  • 3rd pioneer company (GerEinh)
  • 4. Pioneer Company (GerEinh)
  • 5. Pioneer Company (GerEinh)
• The 2nd company is a unit of the floating bridge battalions 810, 811, 860, 861, 862 and 863.
• Exception at the Schleswig-Holstein Territorial Command: In
  1981 the partially active Swimming Bridge Battalion 660 was set up. The 1st / staff and supply company, 2nd / swimming bridge company with hollow plate bridge device and 6th / swimming bridge company with SE bridge device were partially active, the 3rd /, 4th / and 5th / pioneer companies were not active. The SchwBrBtl 670 (GerEinh) was only set up in 1989 from the heavy swimming bridge company 631 (GerEinh). The battalion is divided into staff and supply companies, a transport company and three swimming bridge companies with hollow-plate bridge equipment. In peacetime, both battalions were subordinate to the 41 disposable troop command and in the V case to the 60 engineer regiment.

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
Floating bridge battalions from Army Structure III to the end of Army Structure IV
	Swimming Bridge Battalion 160 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1971	Minden	PiKdo 1	Disbanded September 30, 1993	The 5./sPiBtl 110 was incorporated as the 2nd company into the SchwBrBtl 160 (GerEinh) and remained active; The material was stored in the mobilization base in Minden; The 2nd company was incorporated into the PiBrBtl 130 as the 4th company from October 1, 1993, the other parts were reclassified and renamed to PiBrBtl 160 (GerEinh)
	Swimming Bridge Battalion 170 (GerEinh)	1st October 1971	Jets	PiKdo 1	Disbanded June 30, 1993	The 5./sPiBtl 120 was incorporated as the 2nd company in the SchwBrBtl 170 (GerEinh) and remained active, it was stationed in the Lower Saxony barracks in Barme ; The material was stored in the mobilization base in Dünsen;
	Swimming bridge battalion 260 (GerEinh)	1st October 1971	Ingolstadt	PiKdo 2	Disbanded September 30, 1993	The 5./sPiLehrBtl 210 was incorporated as the 2nd company into the SchwBrBtl 260 (GerEinh) and remained active; The 2nd company was incorporated into the PiBrLehrBtl 230 as the 4th company from October 1, 1993, the other parts were dissolved
	Floating Bridge Battalion 270 (GerEinh)	1st October 1971	Neuenhinzenhausen	PiKdo 2	Renamed October 1, 1993	The 6./sPiLehrBtl 210 was integrated into the SchwBrBtl 270 (GerEinh) as the 2nd company and remained active, it was stationed in Ingolstadt ; On October 1, 1975, the 2nd Company was reclassified to PzPiKp 280; The material was stored in the mobilization base in Neuenhinzenhausen; The battalion was reclassified and renamed in PiBrBtl 270 (GerEinh)
	Swimming bridge battalion 360 (partially active)	October 1, 1979 (from SchwBrBtl 860 (GerEinh) and sSchwBrKp 724)	Koblenz from 1987 Speyer	PiKdo 3	Disbanded September 30, 1993	The sSchwBrKp 724 was incorporated into the SchwBrBtl 360 (GerEinh) as the 2nd company and remained active; The material was stored in the mobilization base in Koblenz; The 2nd company was incorporated into the PiBrBtl 330 as the 3rd company from October 1, 1993, the other parts were dissolved
	Swimming Bridge Battalion 660 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1981 (from SE-SchwBrKp 621 (GerEinh))	Schleswig	VfgTrKdo 41	Disbanded March 31, 1993	The SE-SchwBrKp 621 was integrated into the SchwBrBtl 660 (GerEinh) as the 6th company; The 1st, 2nd and 6th companies were part-squad; The material was stored in the mobilization base in Schleswig
	Swimming Bridge Battalion 670 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1989 (from sSchwBrKp 631 (GerEinh))	Albersdorf	VfgTrKdo 41	Renamed April 1, 1993	The material was stored in the Albersdorf mobilization base; Has been reclassified and renamed to PiBrBtl 670 (GerEinh)
	Swimming Bridge Battalion 810 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1971 (from SchwBrKp 722 and FährKp 730 (GerEinh))	Kranenburg	PiKdo 800	Renamed April 1, 1993	The SchwBrKp 722 was incorporated as the 2nd company in the SchwBrBtl 810 (GerEinh) and remained active; she was stationed in the Moritz von Nassau barracks in Emmerich; The material was stored in the mobilization base in Kranenburg; The 2nd company was reclassified in 1980 into a device unit; From April 1993 reclassified and renamed in PiBrBtl 810 (GerEinh)
	Swimming Bridge Battalion 811 (GerEinh)	1982	Kranenburg	PiKdo 800	Disbanded March 31, 1993	The material was stored in the mobilization base in Kranenburg
	Swimming Bridge Battalion 850	1980 (from sSchwBrBtl 880 (GerEinh))	Pfungstadt	PiKdo 850	Disbanded September 30, 1993	The material was stored at the Pfungstadt mobilization base
	Swimming Bridge Battalion 860 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1983 (from sSchwBrKp 862 (GerEinh))	Ludwigsburg	PiKdo 850	Disbanded March 31, 1993	The material was stored in the mobilization base in Ludwigsburg
	Swimming Bridge Battalion 861 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1984	Worms	PiKdo 850	Renamed April 1, 1993	The material was stored in the mobilization base in Worms; From April 1993 reclassified and renamed in PiBrBtl 861 (GerEinh)
	Swimming Bridge Battalion 862 (GerEinh)	1st October 1979	Haiger	PiKdo 850	Disbanded March 31, 1993	The material was stored in the Haiger mobilization base
	Swimming Bridge Battalion 863 (GerEinh)	January 1, 1985	Gau-Algesheim	Pikdo 850	Renamed October 1, 1993	The material was stored in the mobilization base Gau-Algesheim; From October 1993 reclassified and renamed in PiBrBtl 863 (GerEinh)
Swimming bridge companies of the WHNS in Army Structure IV
	Swimming bridge company 4401 (GerEinh) WHNS	1st October 1987	Speyer	UKdo 4	Disbanded June 30, 1992	The company was set up by taking over personnel and material from the 8591th Civilian Support Group from Schwetzingen; The material was stored in the mobilization base in Speyer
	Swimming bridge company 4501 (GerEinh) WHNS	1987	Bruchsal	UKdo 5	Disbanded June 30, 1992	The company was set up by taking over personnel and material from the 8594th Civilian Support Group from Karlsruhe; The material was stored at the Bruchsal mobilization base
Floating bridge battalions in the eastern defense area
	Floating Bridge Battalion 703	October 1, 1991 (from Ponton Regiment 3 NVA)	Dessau-Rosslau	PiBrig 70	Reclassified January 1, 1994	From January 1994 reclassified and renamed to PiBrBtl 703
	Swimming Bridge Battalion 803	October 1, 1991 (from Ponton Regiment 5 NVA)	Havelberg	PiBrig 80	Reclassified January 1, 1994	Reclassified and renamed to PiBrBtl 803 from January 1994
Swimming bridge companies
	Swimming bridge company 101	March 1, 1959	Minden	Corps-PiKdr 1	Reclassified April 1, 1964	Was incorporated into the sPiBtl 110 as the 5th company
	Swimming bridge company 102		Meppen	Corps-PiKdr 1	Reclassified October 1, 1964	Was integrated into the sPiBtl 120 as the 5th company
	SchwBrKp 103		Meppen		dissolved
	Swimming bridge company 104				Reclassified October 1, 1964	Was integrated into the sPiBtl 120 as the 6th company
	Swimming bridge teaching company 201	1959 (from SchwBrKp 734)	Ingolstadt	PiLehrRgt	Renamed October 1, 1964	Was incorporated into the sPiLehrBtl 210 as the 5th company
	Swimming Bridge Company 202	March 1, 1959 (from PiLehrBtl)		PiLehrRgt	Renamed October 1, 1964	Was integrated into the sPiLehrBtl 210 as the 6th company
	Swimming bridge company 203 (GerEinh)			Corps-PiKdr 2	Renamed September 1, 1966	Was integrated into the sPiBtl 220 (GerEinh)
	Swimming bridge company 204 (GerEinh)			Corps-PiKdr 2	Renamed September 1, 1966	Was integrated into the sPiBtl 220 (GerEinh)
	Swimming bridge company 205 (GerEinh)			Corps-PiKdr 2	Renamed September 1, 1966	Was integrated into the sPiBtl 220 (GerEinh)
	SchwBrKp 301	April 1, 1965 from SchwBrKp 735	Dillingen		Renamed SchwBrKp 360 on July 1, 1972
	SchwBrKp 360	July 1, 1972 from SchwBrKp 360			on October 1, 1975 reclassified to PzPiKp 340
	heavy swimming bridge company 631 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1971 (from sSchwBrKp 710 (GerEinh))	Castle / Dithmarschen	VfgTrKdo 41	Incorporated April 1, 1989
	SchwBrKp 734	May 1, 1956	Brannenburg from January 1957 Dillingen from December 1957 Ingolstadt	PiBtl 4	Renamed in 1959	Has been renamed SchwBrLehrKp 201
	SchwBrKp 735	August 1, 1956	Dillingen		Renamed on April 1, 1965	in SchwBrKp 301

Engineer Bridge Battalions

The Pioneer Bridge Battalions were set up in Army Structure 5 (N) . They were formed from various pioneer units. There was one active and one inactive battalion, and each was subordinate to an engineer brigade. The equipment of the active battalion was the same as that of the inactive battalion of the engineer brigade. The structure provided for a staff and supply company, a technical company, a field replacement company and three swimming bridge companies. The equipment of the individual swimming bridge companies varied from battalion to battalion. Each battalion had one company with hollow sheet equipment and one with folding swim bridge equipment. The 3rd company was different either a 2nd with a folding swimming bridge device or with an amphibious device. The number of the battalion is the same as the battalion from which it originated (e.g. PiBrBtl 130 was the AmphPiBtl 130, PiBrBtl 160 (GerEinh) was the SchwBrBtl 160 (GerEinh) etc.). The Pioneer Brigade 50 did not have any Pioneer Bridge Balallons in Army Structure 5 (N) , instead an active and inactive PiBtl in addition. Just three years later, when the army structure "NHFNA" was taken over in 1997, all active engineer bridge battalions were reclassified and renamed into heavy engineer battalions. The equipment units existed up to the army structure "Army of the Future", 2002. That was the end of all engineer bridge battalions.

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	Engineer Bridge Battalion 130	October 1, 1993 (from AmphPiBtl 130)	Minden	PiBrig 20	Reclassified October 1, 1996	Reclassified and renamed sPiBtl 130 from October 1996
	Engineer Bridge Battalion 140	October 1, 1993 (from PiBtl 140)	Emmerich on the Rhine	PiBrig 30	April 1, 1997 reclassified	From April 1997 reclassified and renamed to sPiBtl 140
	Pioneer Bridge Battalion 160 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1993 (from SchwBrBtl 160 (GerEinh))	Minden	PiBrig 20	Reclassified in 2002	The material was stored in the mobilization base in Minden; Reclassified and renamed in sPiBtl 160 (GerEinh) from 2002
	Engineer Bridge Training Battalion 230	October 1, 1993 (from AmphPiBtl 230)	Ingolstadt	PiLehrBrig 60	April 1, 1997 reclassified	From April 1997 reclassified and renamed to sPiLehrBtl 230
	Pioneer Bridge Battalion 270 (GerEinh)	1993 (from SchwBrBtl 270 (GerEinh))	Münchsmünster	PiLehrBrig 60	dissolved in 2008	The material was stored at the Münchsmünster mobilization base
	Engineer Bridge Battalion 330	October 1, 1993 (from AmphPiBtl 330)	Speyer	PiBrig 40	April 1, 1997 reclassified	From April 1997 reclassified and renamed in sPiBtl 330
	Engineer Bridge Battalion 703	April 1, 1994 (from SchwBrBtl 703)	Dessau-Rosslau	PiBrig 70	April 1, 1997 reclassified	From April 1997 reclassified and renamed in sPiBtl 703
	Pioneer Bridge Battalion 704 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1999 (reorganization)	Bridge	PiBrig 70	Reclassified in 2002	The material was stored at the Brück mobilization base; From 2002 reclassified and renamed in sPiBtl 704 (GerEinh)
	Engineer Bridge Battalion 620	February 1, 1993 (from SchwBrBtl 660 (TA) and PiBtl 620)	Schleswig	PiBrig 10 from April 1997 PiBrig 20	April 1, 1997 reclassified	From April 1997 reclassified to PiBtl 620, renamed and subordinated to PiBrig 20
	Pioneer Bridge Battalion 670 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1993 (from SchwBrBtl 670 (GerEinh))	Albersdorf	PiBrig 10 from April 1997 PiBrig 80		Subordinated to PiBrig 80 from April 1997
	Engineer Bridge Battalion 803	January 1, 1994 (from SchwBrBtl 803)	Havelberg	PiBrig 80	April 1, 1997 reclassified	From April 1997 reclassified and renamed to sPiBtl 803
	Engineer Bridge Battalion 810 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1993 (from SchwBrBtl 810 (GerEinh))	Kranenburg	PiBrig 30	Renamed in 2002	The material was stored in the mobilization base in Kranenburg; Reclassified and renamed to PiBtl 810 from 2002
	Pioneer Bridge Battalion 861 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1997 (from PiBtl 861 (GerEinh))	Volkach from April 1999 Speyer	PiBrig 50	Renamed in 2002	The material was stored at the Volkach mobilization base; From 2002 reclassified and renamed in sPiBtl 861 (GerEinh)
	Pioneer Bridge Battalion 863 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1993 (from SchwBrBtl 863 (GerEinh))	Oftersheim from April 1999 Speyer	PiBrig 40	Dissolved in 1996?	The material was stored at the Muggensturm mobilization base

Heavy engineer battalions

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
Heavy engineer battalions from the early years to the end of Army Structure III
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 110	April 1, 1959 (from PiBtl 1)	Minden	Corps PiKdr 1	Renamed in 1979	Has been reclassified and renamed PiBtl 110
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 120	October 16, 1964	Dörverden-Barme	Corps PiKdr 1	Renamed August 1, 1980	The battalion was reorganized from parts of 1. / and 4./sPiBtl 110, SchwBrKp 102 and 104, and PiMaschKp 108; The AmphPiKp 102 and ZusatzKp 6 / I were subordinate to the battalion; Has been reclassified and renamed PiBtl 110
	Heavy Pioneer Training Battalion 210	March 1959 (from PiLehrBtl)	Munich	PiLehrRgt	Renamed April 1, 1981	Has been reclassified and renamed to PiLehrBtl 220
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 220 (GerEinh)	September 1, 1966 (from SchwBrKp 203, 204 and 205 (GerEinh))	New Hinzenhausen from 1976 Hemau	Corps PiKdr 2	Disbanded June 20, 1981
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 310	November 1, 1961	Koblenz	Corps PiKdr 3	Renamed in 1979	From the deployment of 10 pioneer units of the I. and III. Corps reorganized; Has been reclassified and renamed PiBtl 310
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 320	1966 (from PiBtl 350 (GerEinh))	Stadtallendorf	Corps PiKdr 3	Renamed October 1, 1980	Has been reclassified and renamed to PiBtl 350 (GerEinh)
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 620	April 1, 1971 (from sPiBtl (TV) 718)	Schleswig	sPiRgt 60 (UNIT)	Renamed April 1, 1981	Has been reclassified and renamed to PiBtl 620
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 630 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1971 (reorganization)	Castle / Dithmarschen	sPiRgt 60 (UNIT)	Renamed April 1, 1981	Has been reclassified and renamed to PiBtl 630 (GerEinh)
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 670 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1960	Emden	sPiRgt 60 (UNIT)	Renamed April 1, 1981	Has been reclassified to ABC AbwehrKp 110 (GerEinh) and renamed
	Heavy Engineer Battalion (TV) 716	August 1, 1961	Cologne-Longerich from 1969 Emmerich	sPiRgt (TV) 705	Renamed October 1, 1971	Has been reclassified and renamed to sPiBtl 800
	Heavy Engineer Battalion (TV) 717	May 16, 1957 (from PiBtl KOBLENZ)	Koblenz-Metternich	sPiRgt (TV) 706	Renamed April 1, 1971	Has been reclassified and renamed to PiBtl 850
	Heavy Engineer Battalion (TV) 718	May 1957	Koblenz-Metternich from mid-1957 Cologne-Longerich from March 1958 Schleswig	(?)	Renamed April 1, 1971	Has been reclassified and renamed to sPiBtl 620
	Heavy Engineer Battalion (TV) 719	November 1, 1957	Cologne-Longerich	sPiRgt (TV) 705	Renamed April 1, 1970	Has been reclassified and renamed to lePiBtl 15
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 721 (GerEinh)	1971	Hage	VBK 24	Renamed in 1981	Has been reclassified and renamed to PiBtl 721 (GerEinh)
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 723 (GerEinh)	1963	Verden	VBK 25	Renamed in 1981	Has been reclassified and renamed to PiBtl 722 (GerEinh)
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 725 (GerEinh)	1968 (from BauPiBtl 720 (GerEinh))	Meppen	VBK 21	Renamed April 1, 1982	Has been reclassified and renamed to PiBtl 720 (GerEinh)
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 731 (GerEinh)	September 1, 1966 (reorganization)	Nütterden	WBK III	Renamed in 1981	Has been reclassified and renamed to PiBtl 731 (GerEinh)
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 740 (GerEinh)	1973 (from PiBtl 870 (GerEinh))	Bad Dürkheim	VBK 45	Renamed October 1, 1982	Has been reclassified and renamed to PiBtl 742
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 750 (GerEinh)	May 1, 1967 (from BauPiBtl 751 (GerEinh))	Ludwigsburg	VBK 51	Renamed April 1, 1982	Has been reclassified and renamed to PiBtl 750 (GerEinh)
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 760 (GerEinh)	May 1, 1967 (from PiBtl 760 (GerEinh))	Baar-Ebenhausen	VBK 65 from October 1973 sPiRgt 760 (GerEinh)	Renamed April 1, 1981	Has been reclassified and renamed to PiBtl 760 (GerEinh)
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 800	April 1, 1971 (from sPiBtl (TV) 716)	Emmerich	sPiRgt 80	Renamed July 1, 1980	Has been reclassified and renamed to PiBtl 140
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 850	April 1, 1971 (from sPiBtl (TV) 717)	Koblenz-Metternich	sPiRgt 85	Renamed October 1, 1979	Has been reclassified and renamed to PiBtl 320
Heavy engineer battalions from the army structure " NHFNA "
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 130	October 1, 1996 (from PiBrBtl 130)	Minden	PiBrig 20 from 2002 PiBrig 100 from 2007 PiRgt 100	2015 unnamed	Reclassification to PzPiBt 130
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 140	April 1, 1997 (from PiBrBtl 140)	Emmerich	PiBrig 30 from 2002 PiBrig 100	Renamed in 2002	Was reclassified and renamed to PiBtl 140 in 2002
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 330	April 1, 1997 (from PiBrBtl 330)	Speyer	PiBrig 40	Renamed April 1, 2003	The battalion was transferred to the armed forces base and reclassified and renamed the SpezPiBtl 464
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 12	April 1, 1997 (from PiBtl 12)	Volkach ( Mainfranken barracks )	PiBrig 50 from 2002 PiBrig 100	Disbanded March 31, 2006
	Heavy Pioneer Training Battalion 230	April 1, 1997 (from PiBrLehrBtl 230)	Ingolstadt	PiLehrBrig 60	dissolved
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 703	April 1, 1997 (from PiBrBtl 703)	Dessau	PiBrig 70	Renamed January 1, 2003	The battalion is transferred to the armed forces base and reclassified and renamed in the SpezPiBtl 174
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 803	April 1, 1997 (from PiBrBtl 803)	Havelberg	PiBrig 80 from 2002 PzGrenBrig 1	Renamed in 2003	In 2003 it was reclassified and renamed PzPiBtl 803
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 160 (GerEinh)	2002 (from PiBrBtl 160 (GerEinh))	Minden	PiBrig 100	dissolved
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 861 (TA)	2002 (from PiBrBtl 861 (GerEinh))	Volkach	PiBrig 100	Dissolved in 2006
	Heavy Engineer Battalion 704 (GerEinh)	2002 (from PiBrBtl 704 (GerEinh))	Volkach	PiBrig 100	dissolved

Pipeline pioneers

The troop units of the pipeline pioneers were located in Army Structure IV with Pipeline Pioneer Regiments 80 and 85, as well as with Pioneer Regiment 60, which in turn were based in the Territorial Commandos North and Territorial Command South and Territorial Command Schleswig-Holstein of the Territorial Army. The main task was the operation, construction, maintenance and repair of the NATO pipeline, which had strategic importance for supplying NATO troops in the territory of the Federal Republic. At the beginning of the designation of these troop units one could read off the affiliation to one of the regiments (60 = Pioneer Regiment 60; 80 = Pipeline Pioneer Regiment 80; 85 = Pipeline Pioneer Regiment 85).

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	Pipeline Engineer Battalion 600 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1982 (reorganization)	Idstedt	VfgTrKdo 41	Disbanded March 31, 1993	The material was stored in the mobilization base in Idstedt ; In peacetime, the battalion was subordinate to the 41 disposable troop command and in the V case to the 60 engineer regiment
	Pipeline Pioneer Company 601	April 1, 1982 (from PplPiKp 641)	Schleswig	VfgTrKdo 41	April 1, 1993 reclassified	In the peacetime the company was subordinate to the 41 disposable troop command and in the V case to the 60 engineer regiment; She formed the cadre for the growth of the PplPiBtl 600; when the PplPiBtl 600 is activated, the PplPiKp 601 is deactivated in the V case; From April 1993 it was renamed Technical Special Company (Pipeline Pioneers) 601
	Pipeline Engineer Battalion 800 (TA)	October 1, 1981 (from PplPiBtl 840)	Wuppertal-Elberfeld	PiKdo 800	September 30, 1993	She formed the squad to grow up the PplPiRgt 80; when the PplPiRgt 80 is activated, the PplPiBtl 800 is deactivated in the V case ;
	Pipeline Engineer Battalion 801 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1981 (reorganization)	Wuppertal-Elberfeld	PplPiRgt 80	Disbanded September 30, 1993	The material was stored in the Wuppertal mobilization base in the Generaloberst Hoepner barracks
	Pipeline Engineer Battalion 802 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1981 (reorganization)	Uedem	PplPiRgt 80	Disbanded March 31, 1993	The material was stored in the mobilization base in Uedem
	Pipeline Engineer Battalion 803 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1981 (reorganization)	Meppen	PplPiRgt 80	Disbanded September 30, 1993	The material was stored in the mobilization base in Meppen
	Pipeline Engineer Battalion 850 (TA)	October 1, 1981 (from PplPiBtl 890)	Zweibrücken-Niederauerbach	PiKdo 850	Disbanded September 30, 1993	She formed the cadre for the growth of the PplPiRgt 85; when the PplPiRgt 85 is activated, the PplPiBtl 850 is deactivated in the V case ;
	Pipeline Engineer Battalion 851 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1981 (from parts of PplPiBtl 890)	Kaiserslautern from April 1983 Zweibrücken-Niederauerbach	PplPiRgt 85	Disbanded September 30, 1993	The material was stored in the mobilization base in Kaiserslautern II and from April 1983 was moved to the mobilization base in Zweibrücken in the Niederauerbach barracks
	Pipeline Engineer Battalion 852 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1981 (from PplPiBtl 891 (GerEinh))	Siegelbach	PplPiRgt 85	Disbanded September 30, 1993	The material was stored in the Siegelsbach equipment depot at the Siegelsbach mobilization base
	Pipeline Engineer Battalion 853 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1981	Achern	PplPiRgt 85	Disbanded September 30, 1993	The material was stored in the mobilization base Achern in the Margrave Ludwig Wilhelm von Baden barracks
	Pipeline Pioneer Company 926	October 1, 1964 (5th / LogLehr- / TrialBtl 900)	Oldenburg in Holstein-Putlos	sTrspBtl 955 from November 1, 1969 sPiBtl 718	Reclassified October 1, 1971	In the V-case subordinated to the KdrLogTr / DBvBer AFNORTH; Has been renamed to PplPiKp 641
	Pipeline Pioneer Company 641	October 1, 1971 (from PplPiKp 926)	Oldenburg in Holstein-Putlos from January 1, 1973 Schleswig	VersKdo 600	Reclassified April 1, 1982	In the V-case subordinated to the KdrLogTr / DBvBer AFNORTH; Has been renamed to PplPiKp 601
	Pipeline Pioneer Company 642	(?)	Oldenburg in Holstein-Putlos	(?)	Disbanded March 31, 1972	Was incorporated into PplPiKp 641

Amphibious pioneers

At the beginning of the 1970s, the amphibious units were grouped into battalions and concentrated in the corps' pioneer commands. They were the 5th Company of the Division Engineer Battalions and the independent amphibious companies. In Schleswig-Holstein 5./PiBtl 6 was spun off, renamed AmphPiKp 601 and subordinated to PiBtl 6. The battalions were given hundreds and 30 for the 3rd battalion (AmphPiBtl 130 = PiKdo 1 etc.). The battalions and company were equipped with amphibious bridge and translation vehicles, assault boats, heavy motor boats, wheel planers and folding road equipment. With the capture of Army Structure IV, another, 5th Company, was set up as a device unit (the 5./AmphPiBtl 230 was active) and the AmphPiKp 601 was renamed AmphPiKp 600. The story of the amphibious engineer battalions ends after 22 years. In 1993 all amphibious engineer battalions were reclassified and renamed into engineer bridge battalions, the AmphPiKp 600 was dissolved.
The battalions were divided into:

• Rod
• 1./Stabs- and supply company
• 2./Amphibious pioneer company
• 3./Amphibious pioneer company
• 4./Amphibious pioneer company
• 5th / Amphibious Pioneer Company (equipment unit) set up in Army Structure IV

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	Amphibious Engineer Battalion 130	1st October 1972	Minden	PiKdo 1	Reclassified October 1, 1993	The battalion was reorganized from the units 5./PiBtl 1, 5./PiBtl 3, 5./PiBtl 7, 5./PiBtl 11 and AmphPiKp 101; Reclassified and renamed PiBrBtl 130 on October 1, 1993
	Amphibious Engineer Battalion 230	April 1, 1970	Ingolstadt	PiKdo 2	Reclassified October 1, 1993	The battalion was reorganized from the units 5./PiBtl 10, 5./PiBtl 4, and the AmphPi (L) Kp 201; Reclassified and renamed PiBrLehrBtl 230 on October 1, 1993
	Amphibious Engineer Battalion 330	April 1, 1970	Speyer	PiKdo 3	Reclassified October 1, 1993	The battalion was reorganized from the units 5./PiBtl 2, 5./PiBtl 5, FlußpiKp 736 and AmphPiKp 301; Reclassified and renamed PiBrBtl 330 on October 1, 1993
	Amphibious Engineer Company 601	July 1, 1971 (from 5./PiBtl 6)	Plön	PiBtl 6	Renamed April 1, 1980	Has been renamed to AmphPiKp 600
	Amphibious Engineer Company 600	April 1, 1980 (from AmphPiKp 601)	Plön	PiBtl 6	Disbanded March 31, 1993

River pioneers

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
River pioneers from the initial formation to the end of Army Structure II
	River Pioneer Company (TV) 790	Early July 1957	Koblenz-Lützel	sPiRgt 706	Renamed October 1, 1959	Has been renamed to FlußPiKp 734
	River Pioneer Company (TV) 791	Early February 1958	Wiesbaden-Schierstein	sPiRgt 706	Renamed in 1959	Has been renamed to FlußPiKp 735
	River Pioneer Company 731	April 1, 1962	Uesen with Achim	sPiRgt 705	Renamed April 1, 1973	The company was formed from the staff of the FluPiKp 732, 734, and 735; Has been renamed to FlußPiKp 831
	River Pioneer Company 732	1959	Krefeld-Uerdingen	sPiRgt 705	Renamed April 1, 1973	The company was formed from the staff of the FluPiKp 734, 735 and the sPiBtl 717; Has been renamed to FlußPiKp 832
	River Pioneer Company 733	October 1, 1962	Krefeld-Uerdingen	sPiRgt 705	Disbanded September 1, 1969	The company consisted of only one cadre and was never fully deployed (cadre strength approx. 100 men)
	River Pioneer Company 734	October 1, 1959 (from FlußPiKp (TV) 790)	Koblenz-Lützel Neuwied from September 1968	sPiRgt 706	Renamed April 1, 1973	Has been renamed to FlußPiKp 881
	River Pioneer Company 735	October 1, 1959 (from FlußPiKp (TV) 791)	Wiesbaden-Schierstein	sPiRgt 706	Renamed April 1, 1973	Has been renamed to FlußPiKp 882
	River Pioneer Company 736	February 1, 1960 (from III. Zug the FlußPiKp 735)	Karlsruhe	sPiRgt 706	Disbanded March 31, 1970	The staff was on the establishment of AmphPiBtl 330 in Speyer used
River Pioneers in Army Structure III
	River Pioneer Company 831	April 1, 1973 (from FlußPiKp 731)	Achim	sPiRgt 80	Renamed in 1980	Was renamed FlußPiKp 800 and moved to Neuwied
	River Pioneer Company 832	April 1, 1973 (from FlußPiKp 732)	Krefeld-Uerdingen	sPiRgt 80	Renamed July 1, 1979	Has been renamed to FlußPiKp 801
	River Pioneer Company 881	April 1, 1973 (from FlußPiKp 734)	Neuwied	sPiRgt 85	Renamed October 1, 1979	Has been renamed to FlußPiKp 850
	River Pioneer Company 882	April 1, 1973 (from FlußPiKp 735)	Wiesbaden-Schierstein	sPiRgt 85	Renamed in 1980	Has been renamed to FlußPiKp 851
River Pioneers in Army Structure IV
	River Pioneer Company 800	1980 (from FlußPiKp 831)	Neuwied	PiKdo 800	Disbanded September 30, 1989
	River Pioneer Company 801	October 1, 1979 (from FlußPiKp 832)	Krefeld-Uerdingen	PiKdo 800	Reclassified September 30, 1986	Has been reclassified into a device unit and moved to Wiesbaden-Schierstein
	River Pioneer Company 801 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1986 (from FlußPiKp 801)	Wiesbaden-Schierstein	PiKdo 800	Disbanded September 30, 1989
	River Pioneer Company 850	October 1, 1979 (from FlußPiKp 881)	Neuwied	PiKdo 850	Disbanded September 30, 1989	Some of the soldiers were transferred to SchwBrBtl 850
	River Pioneer Company 851	1980 (from FlußPiKp 882)	Wiesbaden-Schierstein	PiKdo 850	Reclassified September 30, 1986	Has been reclassified into a device unit
	River Pioneer Company 851 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1986 (from FlußPiKp 851)	Wiesbaden-Schierstein	PiKdo 850	Disbanded September 30, 1989

Special pioneers

The technical special companies (pipeline pioneers) were formed in 1993/1994 from the disbanded pipeline pioneer battalions. The task of the independent companies is the same as that of the pipeline battalions before. The operational area is now limited to that of the defense area. In 1997 the company was renamed and reclassified. Now they called themselves special pioneer companies (pipeline). In 1999 and 2000, the first field camp operating companies were formed. In 2003, parts of the independent companies were dissolved and the rest were integrated into the three newly established special pioneer battalions. Now the special engineer battalions are concentrated in the armed forces base. With the adoption of the new Bundeswehr structure , only the 164 Special Engineer Battalion will remain.

• technical special companies (pipeline pioneers): With the capture of Army Structure 5 (N), the technical special companies (pipeline pioneers) were set up from the disbanded pipeline pioneer battalions. Two companies each, an active and a device unit, were set up in the newly established pioneer brigades. Initially there were eight active companies (one per PiBrig) and six units (PiBrig 10 to 60), in 1996 another (TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 801 (GerEinh)) was set up from the TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 201 (GerEinh) that was to be dissolved. The companies received the following numbering scheme: the active ones received hundreds of numbers and the device units one hundred and one (SpezKp ​​(PplPi) 200 and SpezKp ​​(PplPi) 201 (GerEinh) is subordinate to PiBrig 20). There were two exceptions: The PplPiKp 601 was renamed TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 601, it kept the number out of tradition. Since the number 601 was now occupied, TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) (GerEinh) of the PionierLehrbrigade 60 was given the number 602. In 1997, all companies were renamed and reclassified as Spezialpionierkompanie (Pipeline). The company is divided into company command with:
  • Company command group
  • Exploration, planning and operations team
  • Telecommunications group
  • Medical Corps
  • Supply group
  • Repair group
    With 4 active trains and 1 inactive train
  • Pipeline pioneer train
  • Pipeline pointing and tank farm service train
  • Pioneer machine train
  • Security train
  • Tank farm train (GerEinh)

• Special pioneer companies (pipeline): With the adoption of the army structure “New Army for New Tasks”, the technical special companies (pipeline pioneers) were renamed and reclassified as special pioneer companies (pipeline). The numbering and inscription remained the same. The order and the StAN equipment (Pers and Mat) remained almost unchanged. In 1998 the last company, the Special Pioneer Company (Pipeline) 701 (GerEinh) in Gera, was set up. At the beginning of 2003, some companies were dissolved, others were incorporated into the newly established special pioneer battalions.

• Field camp operating companies: The first field camp operating company was set up in Speyer in 1999. It was given the number 400 and was subordinate to the Pioneer Brigade 40 as an independent company. A year later the second, the field camp operating company 800 in Penzlau, was set up. Due to the deployment of Bundeswehr units abroad, it became necessary to set up companies that have the opportunity to set up and operate a field camp. A company can provide for, look after and accommodate up to 2,700 soldiers in a field camp. The company consists of three identical field camp operations trains; in exceptional cases they can individually supply up to 900 soldiers in a field camp. A train consists of:
  • Field camp operation group pioneers
  • Pipeline Pioneers Group
  • Energy supply and supply group
  • Pioneer machine group

The company command and supply group corresponds to that of an independent tank engineer company in a brigade. At the beginning of 2003, the field camp operating companies were transferred from the army to the armed forces base and incorporated into the newly established special pioneer battalions.

• Special pioneer battalions: The three special pioneer battalions were set up at the beginning of 2003 from the field camp operating companies and special pioneer companies (pipeline) coming from the Army. They are subordinate to the logistics regiments of the military area commands I and IV. They received the final number 4 (as 4th battalion of the logistics regiment) and the number of the regiment (SpezPiBtl 164 = LogRgt 16, SpezPiBtl 174 = LogRgt 17 and SpezPiBtl 464 = LogRgt 46). The battalions 164 and 464 were divided into: headquarters and supply companies, three field camp operating companies, two pipeline pioneer companies and two pipeline pioneer companies (GerEinh), the SpezPiBtl 174 had only four field camp operating companies. In 2005 battalions 164 and 464 were reclassified again. They received two additional field camp operating companies and dissolved the pipeline pioneer companies (GerEinh). The Special Pioneer Battalion 174 was dissolved on March 31, 2007, two companies were integrated into the Special Pioneer Battalion 164 before it was dissolved. Today the battalions are divided into:
  • 1./Stabs/VerKp
  • 2./FlgrBetrKp
  • 3./FlgrBetrKp
  • 4./FlgrBetrKp
  • 5./FlgrBetrKp
  • 6./FlgrBetrKp
  • 7./PplPiKp
  • 8./SpezPiKp (fire protection)

The special pioneer battalion 464 is intended to be dissolved in the realignment of the Bundeswehr .

The 164 Special Pioneer Battalion was expanded on January 1, 2016 and at the same time reclassified to the 164 Special Pioneer Regiment.

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
Technical specialty companies (pipeline pioneers)
	Technical special company (PplPi) 601	April 1, 1993 (from PplPiKp 601)	Schleswig	PiBrig 10	Reclassified January 1, 1997	Reclassified and renamed in SpezPiKp (Ppl) 601 (GerEinh)
	Technical Special Company (PplPi) 101 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1993 (from parts of PplPiBtl 600 (GerEinh))	Schleswig	PiBrig 10	Disbanded December 31, 1996	The material was stored in the mobilization base in Schleswig in the "barracks on freedom"
	Technical special company (PplPi) 200	October 1, 1993 (from parts of PplPiBtl 800)	Emden	PiBrig 20	April 1, 1997 reclassified	Reclassified and renamed to SpezPiKp (Ppl) 200
	Technical Special Company (PplPi) 201 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1993 (from parts of PplPiRgt 80 (GerEinh))	Emden	PiBrig 20	Disbanded September 30, 1997	The material was stored in the Emden mobilization base in the "Karl-von-Müller barracks"; The material was used to compile the TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 801 (GerEinh)
	Technical special company (PplPi) 300	October 1, 1993 (from parts of PplPiBtl 800)	Höxter	PiBrig 30	April 1, 1997 reclassified	Reclassified and renamed to SpezPiKp (Ppl) 300
	Technical Special Company (PplPi) 301 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1993 (from parts of PplPiRgt 80 (GerEinh))	Kranenburg	PiBrig 30	April 1, 1997 reclassified	Reclassified and renamed in SpezPiKp (Ppl) 301 (GerEinh); The material was stored in the mobilization base in Kranenburg
	Technical special company (PplPi) 400	October 1, 1993 (from parts of PplPiBtl 850)	Zweibrücken	PiBrig 40	April 1, 1997 reclassified	Reclassified and renamed in SpezPiKp (Ppl) 400
	Technical special company (PplPi) 401 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1993 (from parts of PplPiBtl 851 (GerEinh))	Zweibrücken	PiBrig 40	April 1, 1997 reclassified	Reclassified and renamed in SpezPiKp (Ppl) 401 (GerEinh); The material was stored in the mobilization base in Zweibrücken
	Technical special company (PplPi) 500	October 1, 1993 (from parts of PplPiBtl 850)	Bruchsal	PiBrig 50	April 1, 1997 reclassified	Reclassified and renamed to SpezPiKp (Ppl) 500
	Technical special company (PplPi) 501 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1993 (from parts of PplPiBtl 852 (GerEinh))	Bruchsal	PiBrig 50	Reclassified April 1, 1998	Reclassified and renamed in SpezPiKp (Ppl) 501 (GerEinh); The material was stored at the Bruchsal mobilization base
	Technical special company (PplPi) 600	October 1, 1993 (from parts of PplPiBtl 850)	Ingolstadt	PiLehrBrig 60	April 1, 1997 reclassified	Reclassified and renamed to SpezPiKp (Ppl) 600
	Technical Special Company (PplPi) 602 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1993 (from parts of PplPiBtl 853 (GerEinh))	Münchsmünster	PiLehrBrig 60	April 1, 1997 reclassified	Reclassified and renamed in SpezPiKp (Ppl) 602 (GerEinh); The material was stored at the Münchsmünster mobilization base
	Technical special company (PplPi) 700	October 1, 1994 (from parts of PplPiBtl 800)	Tautenhain	PiBrig 70	April 1, 1997 reclassified	Reclassified and renamed to SpezPiKp (Ppl) 700
	Technical special company (PplPi) 800	April 1, 1994	Prenzlau	PiBrig 80	April 1, 1997 reclassified	Reclassified and renamed to SpezPiKp (Ppl) 800
	Technical special company (PplPi) 801 (GerEinh)	1996 (from TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 201)	Prenzlau	ABC-AbwBtl 805	Reclassified October 1, 1997	Reclassified and renamed in SpezPiKp (Ppl) 801 (GerEinh); The material was stored in the mobilization base in Prenzlau
Special pioneer companies (pipeline)
	Special pioneer company (Ppl) 200	April 1, 1997 (from TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 200)	Albersdorf	PiBrig 20	Reclassified in 2003	Was incorporated into the SpezPiBtl 164
	Special Pioneer Company (Ppl) 601 (GerEinh)	January 1, 1997 (from TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 601)	Schleswig	PiBrig 20	Reclassified in 2003	The material was stored in the mobilization base in Schleswig; Was incorporated into the SpezPiBtl 164
	Special pioneer company (Ppl) 300	April 1, 1997 (from TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 300)	Höxter	PiBrig 30	Reclassified in 2003	Was incorporated into the SpezPiBtl 164
	Special Pioneer Company (Ppl) 301 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1997 (from TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 301 (GerEinh))	Höxter	PiBrig 30	Reclassified in 2003	Was incorporated into the SpezPiBtl 164
	Special pioneer company (Ppl) 400	April 1, 1997 (from TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 400)	Zweibrücken	PiBrig 40	Reclassified in 2003	Was in the SpezPiBtl 464 incorporated
	Special pioneer company (Ppl) 401 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1997 (from TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 401 (GerEinh))	Zweibrücken	PiBrig 40	Reclassified in 2003	The material was stored in the “Niederauerbach barracks” in the Kreuzberg mobilization base; Was incorporated into the SpezPiBtl 464
	Special pioneer company (Ppl) 500	April 1, 1997 (from TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 500)	Bruchsal	PiBrig 50	Reclassified in 2003	Was incorporated into the SpezPiBtl 464
	Special pioneer company (Ppl) 501 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1998 (from TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 501 (GerEinh))	Bruchsal	PiBrig 50	Reclassified in 2003	Was incorporated into the SpezPiBtl 464
	Special pioneer company (Ppl) 600	April 1, 1997 (from TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 600)	Ingolstadt	PiLehrBrig 60	dissolved
	Special Pioneer Company (Ppl) 602 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1997 (from TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 602 (GerEinh))	Münchsmünster	PiLehrBrig 60	dissolved
	Special pioneer company (Ppl) 700	April 1, 1997 (from TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 700)	Tautenhain	PiBrig 70	dissolved
	Special pioneer company (Ppl) 701 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1998 (reorganization)	Gera	PiBrig 70	dissolved
	Special pioneer company (Ppl) 800	April 1, 1997 (from TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 800)	Prenzlau	PiBrig 80	April 1, 2000 reclassified	Has been reclassified to the field camp operating company 800
	Special pioneer company (Ppl) 801 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1997 (from TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) 801 (GerEinh))	Prenzlau	PiBrig 80	dissolved
Camp operating companies
	Camp company 400	April 1, 1999 (reorganization)	Speyer	PiBrig 40	Reclassified in 2003	Was incorporated into the SpezPiBtl 464
	Camp company company 800	April 1, 2000 (from SpezPiKp (Ppl) 800)	Prenzlau	PiBrig 80	Reclassified in 2003	Was incorporated into the SpezPiBtl 174
Special Engineer Battalions
	Special Engineer Battalion 164	January 13, 2003	Husum	LogKdoBw	Reclassified in 2016	The battalion was formed from the PiBtl 620, SpezPiKpn (Ppl) 200 and 300 and the SpezPiKpn (Ppl) (GerEinh) 601 and 301
	Special Engineer Battalion 174	2003	Dessau	LogRgt 17	Disbanded March 31, 2007	Parts are incorporated into the SpezPiBtl 164
	Special Engineer Battalion 464	April 1, 2003 (from parts of the sPiBtl 330)	Speyer	LogKdo Bw	disbanded December 31, 2015	The battalion was formed from the sPiBtl 330, FlgrBetrKp 400, SpezPiKpn (Ppl) 400 and 500 and the SpezPiKpn (Ppl) (GerEinh) 401 and 501; was dissolved with the realignment of the Bundeswehr .
Special pioneer regiments
	Special Pioneer Regiment 164	January 1, 2016	Husum	LogKdoBw	active	The regiment was formed from the SpezPiBtl 164 and SpezPiBtl 464 by adding six additional field camp construction and field camp operations trains

Independent pioneer companies

Pioneer companies

The pioneer companies were set up in Army Structure IV, from 1981 onwards as equipment units and belonged to the homeland security brigades of the military areas (II to IV) and the disposal troop command 41. The numbers were based on the homeland security brigades (HschBrig 52 = PiKp 20, HschBrig 62 = PiKp 620 etc. .). They had the task of supporting the subordinate units of the Homeland Security Brigades in reinforcing and securing the movements with pioneer machines. In 1986 the PiKp 510 was set up as an active company. Most of the companies, together with the Homeland Security Brigades, were disbanded in 1993 when Army Structure 5 was taken. The PiKp 510 was transferred to the field army and integrated into the PzBrig 18. The PiKp 610 (GerEinh), which is subordinate to PiBrig 10 and renamed and reclassified in TechnPiKp 610 (GerEinh). The PiKp 550 (GerEinh) was subordinated to the newly established German / French Brigade, renamed the PzPiKp 550, reclassified and activated.

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	Pioneer Company 510 (GerEinh)	(?)	Plön		Disbanded December 31, 1985	The material was stored in the Plön mobilization base in the five-lake barracks; The material was used for the newly established PiKp 510
	Pioneer Company 510	January 1, 1986 (from PiKp 510 (GerEinh) and PiSpezSperrKp 600)	Plön	HschBrig 51 from October 1st, 1992 PzBrig 18	Renamed October 1, 1993	Was set up from the material of the PiKp 510 (GerEinh) and the staff of the PiSpezSperrKp 600; Was renamed and reclassified to PzPiKp 510, using the material from the PzPiKp 180
	Pioneer Company 520 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1981 (reorganization)	Wietmarschen	HschBrig 52	Disbanded June 30, 1992	The material was stored in the mobilization base in Wietmarschen
	Pioneer Company 530 (GerEinh)	1981 (reorganization)	Düren	Bunny 53	Disbanded in 1992	The material was stored at the Düren mobilization base
	Pioneer Company 540 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1983 (reorganization)	Kaiserslautern	Pretty 54	Disbanded June 30, 1992	The material was stored in the mobilization base in Kaiserslautern
	Pioneer Company 550 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1982 (from parts of lePiBtl 17 (GerEinh))	Renningen from October 1988 Donaueschingen	HschBrig 55	Reclassified April 1, 1990	The material was stored in the Malmsheim mobilization base in Renningen; The company was reclassified to PzPiKp 550 and set up as an active unit
	Pioneer Company 610 (GerEinh)	1981 (?)	Istedt-Karenberg	61	April 1, 1993 reclassified	The material was stored in the mobilization base Istedt-Karenberg; Has been renamed and reclassified to TechnPiKp 610, using the material of 5./PiBtl 630 (GerEinh)
	Pioneer Company 620 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1981 (reorganization)	Dams	Pretty 62	Disbanded March 31, 1993	The material was stored at the Damme mobilization base
	Pioneer Company 630 (GerEinh)	1981 (reorganization)	Ahlen-Oestrich	63	Disbanded in 1992	The material was stored in the mobilization base Ahlen-Oestrich
	Pioneer Company 640 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1984 (reorganization)	Baumholder	Pretty 64	Disbanded September 30, 1992	The material was stored at the Aulenbach camp mobilization base at the Baumholder military training area
	Pioneer Company 650 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1982 (from parts of lePiBtl 17 (GerEinh))	Renningen	65	Disbanded March 31, 1993	The material was stored at the Malmsheim mobilization base in Renningen
	Pioneer Company 660 (GerEinh)	1981 (reorganization)	Biberach an der Riss	66	Disbanded in 1992	The material was stored in the mobilization base Biberach / Riß

Pioneer Companies (ZMZ)

The pioneer companies are partially active and were set up in 2009 as supplementary troop units within the framework of civil-military cooperation (ZMZ). The companies are assigned to an active association in a color relationship. They were given the number 900 (for supplementary troops), 50 (for company) and 1 to 3 for the consecutive number. The assignment is to provide additional pioneering assistance to the association and to support domestic disasters. A pioneer armored group with 26 soldiers is active, in addition, in the event of an alarm, up to 101 reservists.
The company is divided into:

• Company command group
• Technical group
• 2 pioneer meshes

Each move is divided into:

• Platoon troop
• Armored Engineer Group
• Pioneer machine group
• Pioneer equipment group
• Additional staff (enables shift work (12/12) within the train)

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	Pioneer Company 951 (TA)	2009	square	PzGrenBrig 41	Partially active	Color association: PzGrenBtl 411
	Pioneer Company 952 (TA)	2009	Havelberg	PzGrenBrig 41	Partially active	Couleur Association: PzPiBtl 803
	Pioneer Company 953 (TA)	2009	Marienberg	PzGrenBrig 37	Partially active	Couleur Association: PzGrenBtl 371

Tank engineer companies

The tank engineer companies were set up from Army Structure 2 (from the end of 1958) and were usually directly subordinate to the brigades. According to the nomenclature, the first digit (for the brigades with the numbers 1 to 9) or the first two digits (from brigade number 10) stood for the respective brigade, ie the tank pioneer company 150 was assigned to the tank brigade 15. From Army Structure 5 (from 1992) onwards, the tank engineer companies followed the fate of their brigade in many cases and were gradually disbanded.

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	PzPiKp 10	April 1, 1961 (from PiBtl. 1)	Holzminden (pioneer barracks, from 1964 Medem barracks, since 2013 pioneer barracks Am Solling)	Panzer Grenadier Brigade 1	Disbanded on June 30, 2002
	PzPiKp 20	March 31, 1959 (from parts of PiBtl 7)	Braunschweig (Heinrich-der-Löwe ​​barracks until 1976, then Leutnant Müller barracks)	Armored Brigade 2	Disbanded on June 30, 1992
	PzPiKp 20 (unit)	April 1, 1998 (reorganization)	Dörverden-Barme (Lower Saxony barracks mobilization base)	Panzer Brigade 2 (not active)	Disbanded on September 30, 2002	The material was stored in the mobilization base Dörverden-Barme in the Lower Saxony barracks; the new company took over the tradition of the old dissolved PzPiKp 20
	PzPiKp 30	April 1, 1959 (from 4./sPiBtl 110)	Minden ( Herzog von Braunschweig barracks ) from December 29, 1961 Nienburg / Weser ( Clausewitz barracks ) from October 12, 1971 Dedelstorf (Richthofen barracks)	Armored Brigade 3	Renamed on May 1, 1981	Subordinated to PzBrig 33 on January 1, 1981 and renamed PzPiKp 330 on May 1, 1981
	PzPiKp 30	April 1, 1981 (from PzPiKp 330)	Lingen (Ems) (Scharnhorst barracks) from October 1, 1983 Nienburg / Weser (Clausewitz barracks)	Armored Brigade 3	Disbanded on December 31, 1992
	PzPiKp 40	January 2, 1959 (from 3./PzPiBtl 3)	Hannoversch Münden (Kurhessen barracks) from June 1962 Kassel (Graf Haeseler barracks)	Panzer Grenadier Brigade 4	Disbanded on March 31, 1993
	PzPiKp 50	January 1, 1959 (from 4./PiBtl 2)	Hannoversch Münden (Kurhessen barracks) until September 30, 1981, Fritzlar (Georg Friedrich barracks) from October 1, 1981 to May 31, 1994, Hessisch Lichtenau (Blücher barracks) from June 1, 1994	Panzer Grenadier Brigade 5	Disbanded on September 30, 2002	from September 9, 1996 device unit and the PzPiKp 140 subordinated
	PzPiKp 60 (up to Army Structure 3)	1959 Hannoversch Münden (Kurhessen barracks), Stadtallendorf ( Hessen barracks ) from 1959 to September 30, 1981	Armored Brigade 6	Renamed to PzPiKp 140 on October 1, 1981
	PzPiKp 60 (from Army Structure 4)	on October 1, 1981 (by renaming PzPiKp 340)	Hannoversch Münden (Kurhessen barracks)	Armored Brigade 6	Disbanded on March 31, 1992
	PzPiKp 70	March 1, 1959 (from 3./PiBtl 1)	Hamburg-Harburg (Scharnhorst barracks) from January 4, 1962 Stade (Von Goeben barracks)	Panzer Grenadier Brigade 7	Disbanded September 31, 1993
	PzPiKp 70 (unit)	April 1, 1998 (reorganization)	Dörverden-Barme (Lower Saxony barracks mobilization base)	Panzergrenadierbrigade 32 (not active)	Disbanded on September 30, 2003	The material was stored in the mobilization base Dörverden-Barme in the Lower Saxony barracks; the new company took over the tradition of the old dissolved PzPiKp 70
	PzPiKp 80	August 1, 1959 (from parts of PiBtl 3 and PzPiKp 70)	Lüneburg (Scharnhorst barracks)	Panzerbrigade 8 from 1993 Panzergrenadierbrigade 7	on September 30, 1997
	PzPiLehrKp 90	January 2, 1959 (from PzPiLehrKp 99)	Munster (Schützenhauslager, from 1966 Freiherr von Boeselager barracks)	Tank Training Brigade 9	dissolved on December 31, 2015	formerly 1958–1959 PzPiLehrKp99
	PzPiKp 99	1st December 1958	Munster (Schützenhauslager, from 1966 Freiherr von Boeselager barracks)	Tank Training Brigade 9	on January 1, 1959 reclassified to PzPiLehrKp 90
	PzPiKp 100	July 1, 1962	Weiden (Metz barracks, from 1966: Ostmark barracks )	Jägerbrigade 10 from 1981 Panzergrenadierbrigade 10	Disbanded on September 30, 1992
	PzPiKp 110	December 1, 1958 (from 3./PiBtl 4)	Arch (Graf Aswin Barracks)	Armored Grenadier Brigade 11	on April 1, 1993 incorporated into PiBtl 4 as the 2nd company
	PzPiKp 120	October 20, 1960	Kümmersbruck (Schweppermann barracks)	Armored Brigade 12	Disbanded on June 30, 2003
	PzPiKp 130	November 1, 1959 (from parts of 2./PzPiBtl 5)	Wetzlar ( Sixt von Armin barracks )	Panzer Grenadier Brigade 13	Disbanded on March 31, 1992
	PzPiKp 140 (up to Army Structure 3)	July 1, 1959	Koblenz	Armored Brigade 14	Renamed to PzPiKp 340 on October 1, 1981
	PzPiKp 140 (from Army Structure 4)	October 1, 1981	Stadtallendorf ( Herrenwald barracks )	Armored Brigade 14	Disbanded on September 20, 2002	In the course of Army Structure 4, it was renamed from Panzerpionierkompanie 60
	PzPiKp 150	October 1, 1966	Westerburg ( Wäller barracks )	Panzerbrigade 15 (until 1993)	Disbanded on March 31, 2002
	PzPiKp 160	April 1, 1959 (from parts of 4./PiBtl 6)	Flensburg-Weiche (Briesen barracks) from October 1969 to June 1992 Elmenhorst (Sachsenwald barracks) Hamburg- Wentorf (Bose Bergmann barracks) from June 1992	Panzer Grenadier Brigade 16	Disbanded on June 30, 1994
	PzPiKp 170	January 1, 1960 from November 17, 1960 independent	Hamburg (von Estorff barracks, later: Lettow-Vorbeck barracks) until October 1969, Lübeck (artillery barracks, from 1972: Trave barracks) from October 1969	Panzer Grenadier Brigade 17th	Disbanded on March 31, 1992
	PzPiKp 180	March 1, 1959 (from parts of 3./PiBtl 6)	Plön (Fünf-Seen-Kaserne) from 1961 Eutin (Rettberg-Kaserne) from November 10, 1969 Boostedt (Rantzau-Kaserne) from 1972 Lübeck (Trave-Kaserne)	Tank brigade 18	Disbanded on March 31, 1993	Personnel and material were used to set up the PzPiKp 510
	PzPiKp 190	April 1, 1961	Warendorf from March 6, 1962 Ahlen (Westphalia barracks)	Panzer Grenadier Brigade 19th	Disbanded on March 31, 1992
	PzPiKp 200	Installation from April 1, 1975, commissioning on April 1, 1976	Hemer (Blücher barracks) until June 30, 2006, Augustdorf (Field Marshal Rommel barracks) from July 1, 2006	Panzerbrigade 20 (until 1993), Panzergrenadierbrigade 19 (1993 to 2002), Panzerbrigade 14 (2002 to 2008), Panzerbrigade 21 (2008 to 2015)	Disbanded on September 30, 2015
	PzPiKp 210	March 1, 1959 (from 4./PiBtl 7)	Holzminden (pioneer barracks, from 1964 Medem barracks, today pioneer barracks Am Solling)	Armored Brigade 21	on March 31, 1961 reclassified to PzPiKp 10
	PzPiKp 210	April 1, 1961 from 4./PiBtl 7	Höxter (General Weber Barracks)	Armored Brigade 21	on September 30, 2002	incorporated into PzPiBtl 10
	GebPzPiKp 220	May 1, 1966 (from GebPiKp 220)	Brannenburg ( Karfreit barracks )	Panzer Grenadier Brigade 22nd	Renamed to PzPiKp 220 on October 1, 1981
	PzPiKp 220	October 1, 1981 (from GebPzPiKp 220)	Brannenburg (Karfreit barracks)	Panzer Grenadier Brigade 22nd	Disbanded on March 31, 1992	The mass of the device was used to set up the PzPiKp 370
	GebPzPiKp 230	June 1, 1966 (from GebPiKp 230)	Brannenburg (Karfreit barracks)	Mountain Infantry Brigade 23	reclassified to PzPiKp 560 on October 1, 1981
	PzPiKp 240	May 1, 1959 (from parts of 2./GebPiBtl 8)	Brannenburg (Karfreit barracks), from April 1965 Mitterharthausen (Gäuboden barracks )	Armored Brigade 24	Disbanded on March 31, 1993
	PzPiLehrKp 280 (from 4./sPiLehrBtl 210)	April 1, 1960	Munich (radio barracks)	Pioneer Training Regiment	on September 30, 1970 reclassified to PzPiLehrKp 290
	PzPiKp 280	1st October 1975	Ingolstadt ( pioneer barracks on the Schanz )	Panzerbrigade 28 from October 1, 1979	on October 1, 1993 reclassified to Gebirgspanzerpionierlehrkompanie 280
	GebPzPiLehrKp 280	October 1, 1993	Ingolstadt (pioneer barracks on the Schanz)	Pioneer Training Brigade 60	Disbanded on September 30, 2002
	PzPiLehrKp 290	1st October 1970	Munich (radio barracks)	sPiLehrBrl 210 of the Pioneer Training Regiment until 1974, Panzer Brigade 29 from 1974	Renamed to PzPiLehrKp 560 on April 1, 1987
	PzPiKp 290 (from PzPiKp 560)	Realignment on April 1, 1987	Immendingen (Oberfeldwebel-Schreiber-Kaserne)	Armored Brigade 29	Disbanded on September 30, 1992	Delivery of device to PzPiKp 550
	PzPiKp 300	December 1, 1959	Ellwangen (Jagst) (Reinhardt barracks) until September 1, 1995, Heidenheim (Hahnenkamm barracks) until July 2003, Külsheim (Prinz Eugen barracks) from July 2003	Panzer Grenadier Brigade 30	dissolved on September 30, 2006
	PzPiKp 310	April 1, 1961	Oldenburg (Henning-von-Tresckow-Kaserne) until 1972, Delmenhorst (Feldwebel-Lilienthal-Kaserne / Barbara-Kaserne) from 1972 to 1992	Panzer Grenadier Brigade 31	on March 31, 1993	Partly incorporated into LLPiKp 270 on December 22, 1992
	PzPiKp 320	June 1, 1959 (from parts of sPiBtle 717 (TV), 718 (TV), 719 (TV))	Dörverden-Barme (Lower Saxony barracks)	Panzergrenadierbrigade 32 from October 1996 Panzergrenadierbrigade 7	dissolved on December 31, 2003
	PzPiKp 330 (up to Army Structure 3)	September 1, 1959	Lingen (Ems) (Scharnhorst barracks)	Armored Brigade 33	Renamed PzPiKp 30 on April 1, 1981
	PzPiKp 330 (from Army Structure 4)	October 1, 1981 (from PzPiKp 30)	Dedelstorf (Richthofen barracks)	Armored Brigade 33	Disbanded on March 31, 1993
	PzPiKp 340 (Army Structure 3)	1st October 1975	Hannoversch Münden (Kurhessen barracks)	Panzer Brigade 34	Renamed PzPiKp 60 on October 1, 1981
	PzPiKp 340 (from Army Structure 4)	October 1, 1981 (from PzPiKp 140)	Koblenz ( Fritsch barracks )	Panzer Brigade 34	Disbanded on March 31, 1993	The personnel and material were incorporated into the PiBtl 320 as the 2nd (PzPi) company
	PzPiKp 350 (from parts PiBtl 10, GebPiBtl 8 and sPiLehrBtl 210)	Early 1960	Ingolstadt ( pioneer barracks on the Schanz ) until July 1, 1960, Hammelburg (from 1964: Saaleck barracks) until 1992, from the end of 1992 Wildflecken (Rhön barracks)	Panzergrenadierbrigade 35 (until 1993), Panzerbrigade 36 (from 1993)	Disbanded on June 27, 2002
	PzPiKp 360	October 15, 1963	Bad Mergentheim (Teutonic Order Barracks)	Panzer Brigade 36	Disbanded on September 30, 1993
	PzPiKp 370	April 1, 1991 (from parts of PzRgt 14, PiBtl 7 and 11 NVA )	Doberlug-Kirchhain (Lausitz barracks)	HschBrig 37 from 1995 Panzergrenadierbrigade 37	dissolved on December 31, 2003
	PzPiKp 380	May 8, 1991	Weißenfels (Saxony-Anhalt barracks)	HschBrig 38 from 1995 Panzergrenadierbrigade 38	Disbanded on March 31, 2002
	PzPiKp 390	October 1, 1991 (from parts of the PiBtl 4 NVA and PzPiKp 130)	Bad Salzungen (Werratal barracks)	HschBrig 39 from 1995 tank brigade 39	dissolved on March 31, 2007
	PzPiKp 400	April 1, 1991 (from parts of the PiBtl 8 NVA )	Hagenow (Ernst Moritz Arndt barracks)	HschBrig 40 from 1995 Panzergrenadierbrigade 40	Disabled April 1, 1997	on April 1, 1997 reclassified into a unit
	PzPiKp 400 (unit)	April 1, 1997 (from PzPiKp 400)	Hagenow (Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Kaserne, MobStpkt) from October 1997 Munster (Schulz-Lutz-Kaserne)	Panzerbrigade 8 (GerEinh)	Disbanded on June 30, 2003
	PzPiKp 410	July 1, 1991 (from parts of PzRgt 22 NVA )	Torgelow-Spechtberg (Ferdinand von Schill barracks)	HschBrig 41 from 1995 Panzergrenadierbrigade 41	dissolved on March 31, 2003
	PzPiKp 420	October 1, 1991 (from parts of the PiBtl 1 NVA )	Kirchmöser (Kirchmöser barracks) from December 17, 1994 Lehnitz (Märkische Kaserne Lehnitz)	HschBrig 42 from 1995 Panzerbrigade 42	dissolved on March 31, 2003
	PzPiKp 510	April 1, 1993 (from parts of the PzPiKp 180 and PiKp 510)	Plön (Five Lakes Barracks) from 1996 Kellinghusen (Liliencron Barracks)	Tank brigade 18	dissolved on March 31, 2007
	PzPiKp 550 (from PiKp 550 (GerEinh) of the Homeland Security Brigade 55)	October 1, 1990	Donaueschingen (Fürstenberg barracks) until September 1992, Immendingen (Oberfeldwebel Schreiber barracks) until September 1998, Villingen-Schwenningen (Welvert barracks) until July 2000, Immendingen until September 30, 2014, Stetten akM since October 1, 2014	Franco-German Brigade	active
	PzPiKp 560	October 1, 1981 (from GebPzPiKp 230)	Brannenburg ( Karfreit barracks )	Homeland Security Brigade 56	from January 1, 1986 device unit	is dissolved on March 31, 1987 and used to reorganize the PzPiKp 290 in Immendingen
	PzPiLehrKp 560	April 1, 1987 (from PzPiKp 290)	Munich ( radio barracks )	Pioneer School and Technical College of the German Armed Forces for Structural Engineering Munich (in peace)	Disbanded in 1992
	PzPiSperrKp 741 na	1980	Koblenz		Disbanded in 1990	ust. Himself rgt 300

Mountain pioneer companies

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	GebPiKp 220	May 1, 1959	Brannenburg ( Karfreit barracks )	GebJgBrig 22	reclassified to GebPzPiKp 220 on May 1, 1966
	GebPiKp 230	May 1, 1959 (from parts of 3./GebPiBtl 8)	Brannenburg (Karfreit barracks)	GebJgBrig 23	reclassified to GebPzPiKp 230 on June 1, 1966
	GebPiKp 230	October 1, 1981 (reorganization)	Brannenburg (Karfreit barracks)	GebJgBrig 23	Disbanded on March 31, 1994	From October 1, 1981 to December 20, 1985 the company was part of the squad. The personnel of the PzPiKp 560 were called in for the full list on December 21, 1985

Pioneer blocking companies

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	Pioneer special block train 100	1970 (reorganization)	(Minden)	I. Corps	Renamed April 1, 1978	Has been renamed to PiSpezSperrKp 100
	Pioneer special block train 200	1971 (?) (Reorganization)	Munich	II Corps	Renamed April 1, 1978	Has been renamed to PiSpezSperrKp 200
	Pioneer special block train 300	October 1, 1970 (reorganization)	Koblenz	spiBtl 310	Renamed April 1, 1978	Has been renamed to PiSpezSperrKp 300
	Pioneer special block train 600	April 1, 1971 (reorganization)	Plön	PiBtl 6	Renamed April 1, 1978	Has been renamed to PiSpezSperrKp 600
	Pioneer drill string 200	(?)	Krailling	(?)	Incorporated April 1, 1981	On April 1, 1981, the PiBohrZg 200 was incorporated as a sub-unit in the 1./PiBtl 210
	Pioneer drill string 300	(?)	Koblenz	spiBtl 310	Incorporated in 1978	In 1978 the PiBohrZg 300 was incorporated as a sub-unit into the 1./sPiBtl 310
	Pioneer drill string 600	April 1, 1978 (reorganization)	Plön	PiBtl 6	Incorporated April 1, 1980	April 1st, 1980 the PiBohrZg 600 was incorporated into the PiSpezSperrKp 600
	Pioneer special blocking company 100	April 1, 1978 (from SpezSperrZg 100)	(Minden)	I. Corps	Incorporated in 1979	From 1979 it was integrated as the 2nd company of the PiBtl 110
	Pioneer Special Blocking Company 200	April 1, 1978 (from SpezSperrZg 200)	Ingolstadt	II Corps	Incorporated April 1, 1980	From April 1981 it was incorporated into the PiBtl 210
	Pioneer special blocking company 300	April 1, 1978 (from SpezSperrZg 300)	Koblenz	spiBtl 310	Incorporated October 1, 1979	From October 1979 it was integrated as the 2nd company of the PiBtl 310
	Pioneer Special Blocking Company 600	April 1, 1978 (from SpezSperrZg 600)	Plön	PiBtl 6	Disbanded December 31, 1985	The staff was transferred to the newly installed PiKp 510 on January 1, 1986

Pioneering technical companies

The technical pioneer companies emerged in 1993 from the pioneer machine companies of the disbanded pioneer battalion of the military areas (II to VI) and from the Pioneer Company 610. They were only set up in the old military areas and subordinated to the pioneer brigades as independent companies. They received hundreds of numbers (TechnPiKp 200 = PiBrig 20 etc.), with the exception of the technical pioneer company in Pioneer Brigade 10, they kept the number of Pioneer Company 610. The order was to support other units in reinforcing and securing the movements with pioneer machines. The independence only resisted for a short time, with the takeover of the "NHFNA" army structure in early 1997, they were reintegrated into the renamed heavy engineer battalions as the 3rd Company (GerEinh).
The companies were divided into:

• Company command group
• Pioneer machine train
• Road maintenance pioneer train (3 trains)
• Medical Corps
• Supply group
• Repair crew

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	Technical Pioneer Company 200 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1993	Minden	PiBrig 20	Disbanded March 31, 1997	The material was stored in the mobilization base in Minden ; Personnel and material were incorporated into the renamed sPiBtl 130 as 3./sPiBtl 130 (GerEinh)
	Technical Pioneer Company 300 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1993 (from parts of PiBtl 731 (GerEinh))	Kranenburg	PiBrig 30	Disbanded July 31, 1997	The material was stored in the mobilization base in Kranenburg; Personnel and material were incorporated into the renamed sPiBtl 140 as 3./sPiBtl 140 (GerEinh)
	Technical Pioneer Company 400 (GerEinh)	July 1, 1993 (from parts of PiBtl 740 (GerEinh))	Bingen-Dromersheim	PiBrig 40	Disbanded March 31, 1997	The material was stored at the Dromersheim mobilization base ; Personnel and material were incorporated into the renamed sPiBtl 330 as 3./sPiBtl 330 (GerEinh)
	Technical Pioneer Company 500 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1993	Feldkirchen	PiBrig 50	Disbanded March 31, 1997	The material was stored in the Feldkirchen mobilization base; Personnel and material were incorporated into the renamed sPiBtl 12 as 3./sPiBtl 12 (GerEinh)
	Technical Pioneer Company 600 (GerEinh)	October 1, 1993	Münchsmünster	PiLehrBrig 60	Disbanded March 31, 1997	The material was stored in the Münchsmünster mobilization base ; Personnel and material were incorporated into the renamed sPiLehrBtl 230 as 3./sPiLehrBtl 230 (GerEinh)
	Technical Pioneer Company 610 (GerEinh)	April 1, 1993 (from PiKp 610 (GerEinh))	Idstedt-Karenberg	PiBrig 10	Disbanded June 30, 1997	She received the material of 5./PiBtl 630 (GerEinh); The material was stored at the Idstedt-Karenberg mobilization base

Airborne Pioneers

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	Airborne Engineer Battalion 9	April 1, 1959 (from parts of LLPiKp 9)	Bruchsal from 1963 Speyer	1. LLDiv	1964	renamed to PiBtl 12
	Airborne Pioneer Company 9 (reorganization)	Early February 1956	Munich	1. LLDiv	April 1, 1959	renamed FschPiKp 250, at the same time handing over of personnel for the installation of the FschPiKp 260 and 1./LLPiBtl 9
	Parachute Engineer Company 250	April 1, 1959 (from LLPiKp 9)	Kempten from 1961 Calw	LLBrig 25	1971	renamed LLPiKp 250
	Parachute Engineer Company 260	April 1, 1959 (from parts of LLPiKp 9)	Kempten from January 1961 Mannheim from December 1962 Speyer	LLBrig 26	1971	renamed LLPiKp 260
	Airborne Engineer Company 250	1971 (from FschPiKp 250)	Calw	LLBrig 25	Disbanded June 31, 1982
	Airborne Engineer Company 250	July 1, 1982 (from 3./PiBtl 240)	Passau from March 1, 1993 Nagold	PiBtl 240 from April 1, 1990 LLBrig 25	Disbanded September 30, 1996	After successful training, part of the staff was formed by the management staff for the KSK pioneer special train
	Airborne Engineer Company 260	1971 (from FschPiKp 260)	Speyer from 1972 Saarlouis	LLBrig 26	Disbanded March 31, 1982
	Airborne Engineer Company 260	April 1, 1982 (from parts of the PiBtl 310)	Koblenz from December 1994 Saarlouis	PiBtl 310 from April 1, 1990 LLBrig 26 from April 1, 2015 LLBrig 1	active	The company was temporarily decommissioned from September 30, 2002 to September 30, 2003
	Airborne Engineer Company 270	April 1, 1973	Iserlohn	LLBrig 27	Disbanded March 31, 1982
	Airborne Engineer Company 270	April 1, 1982 (from 3./PiBtl 110)	Minden from October 1992 Wildeshausen from February 2007 Seedorf	PiBtl 110 from April 1, 1990 LLBrig 27 from April 1, 1993 LLBrig 31 from April 1, 2015 LLBrig 1	active

Pioneer school and training units

Pioneer school

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	Pioneer school	July 1, 1956	Munich		Renamed in 1972
	Pioneer School and Technical College of the Army for Structural Engineering (from PiS)	1972	Munich from 2009 Ingolstadt	active

Pioneer teaching regiments

The Pioneer Training Regiment emerged from the Pioneer Training Battalion in August 1959. It was subordinate to the newly established heavy Pioneer Training Battalion 210, the Pioneer Battalion 4 and 5 other independent companies. By 1961 companies were outsourced, new ones incorporated or moved. In October 1961 a second battalion was set up by combining the independent companies. Now the regiment was under 2 battalions with a total of 17 companies. Until 1974 there were only small shifts. In April 1974 the regiment was renamed and reclassified as Pionier-Lehr- und Versuchs-Regiment 87, the second battalion was dissolved and the companies became independent again. The regiment now consisted of the heavy engineer battalion 210 and five independent companies. It was dissolved at the end of March 1981 and its units were used to set up new units. The regiment had a teaching and support mandate and was directly subordinate to the pioneer school.

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	Pioneer Training Regiment	April 1, 1959 (from PiLehrBtl)	Munich	PiS	Renamed April 1, 1974	Renamed the Pioneer Teaching and Experimental Regiment 87
	Pioneer Teaching and Experimental Regiment 87 (from PiLehrRgt)	April 1, 1974	Munich	PiS	Disbanded March 31, 1981	Was used to set up new units

Engineer training battalions

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	Engineer Training Battalion	May 1, 1956 (reorganization)	Munich		Renamed April 1, 1959	Has been reclassified and renamed the PiLehrRgt
	Heavy Pioneer Training Battalion 210	March 1959 (from parts of the PiLehrBtl)	Munich	PiLehr / VsuRgt 87	Renamed April 1, 1981	Has been reclassified to the PiLehrBtl 220 and renamed
	Engineer Training Battalion 220	April 1, 1981 (from parts of the sPiLehrBtl 210)	Munich	PiS / FSHBauT	Disbanded October 31, 1993	Is directly subordinate to the pioneer school, in the case of V it is subordinate to the pioneer command 2
	Engineer Bridge Training Battalion 230	October 1, 1993 (from AmphPiBtl 230)	Ingolstadt	PiLehrBrig 60	April 1, 1997 reclassified	On October 1, 1993, the battalion took over the teaching assignment from the dissolved PiLehrBtl 220; From April 1997 reclassified and renamed to sPiLehrBtl 230

Pioneer training centers

When Army Structure IV was taken , four pioneer training centers were set up. They were subordinated to the pioneer commandos (800 and 850), the disposable troop command 41, the territorial commandos. The numbering corresponded to that of the pioneer commandos (800 = PiKdo 800, 850 and 851 = PiKdo 850) and in the territorial command Schleswig-Holstein the training center was given the number 600. They had the order to train the reservists of the inactive pioneer units . In addition, each training center had specific tasks.

• PiAusbZ 600: NCO courses (reserve),
• PiAusbZ 800: NCO courses (reserve), courses for pioneer machine operators and ferry drivers
• PiAusbZ 850: NCO courses (reserve) and pioneer machine driving schools
• PiAusbZ 851: Support of the pioneer school with pipeline courses and troop trials with pipeline equipment, training as tank farm sergeant and officers

With the takeover of Army Structure 5 (N) at the end of 1993, all pioneer training centers were dissolved again. The staff was called in for the new engineer units to be set up.

	designation	Listing (off)	Location	Insinuation	Whereabouts	comment
	Pioneer Training Center 600	April 1, 1981 (reorganization)	Eggebek from April 1986 Schleswig	VfgTrKdo 41	Disbanded September 30, 1993
	Pioneer Training Center 800	April 1, 1980	Emmerich on the Rhine	PiKdo 800	Disbanded March 31, 1994	The staff was called in by 2./SchwBrBtl 810, which was also reclassified into a device unit
	Pioneer Training Center 850	October 1, 1979 (reorganization)	Koblenz-Metternich from April 1987 Speyer	PiKdo 850	Disbanded September 30, 1993
	Pioneer Training Center 851	1st October 1979	Krailling	PiKdo 850	Disbanded September 30, 1993	The staff was formed from parts of the PiL / VsuKp 872, PiAusbKp 875 and the PplPiL / VsuKp 851

Abbreviations

The following abbreviations are used:

Corps PiKdr → Corps Pioneer Commander PiKdo → Pioneer Command PiBrig → Pioneer Brigade PiRgt → Engineer Regiment PplPiRgt → Pipeline Engineer Regiment PiBtl → Engineer Battalion PzPiBtl → Panzer Pioneer Battalion sPiBtl → heavy engineer battalion PiBrBtl → Pioneer Bridge Battalion SchwBrBtl → Swimming Bridge Battalion AmphPiBtl → Amphibious Engineer Battalion PplPiBtl → Pipeline Engineer Battalion LLPiBtl → Airborne Engineer Battalion

PiKp → pioneer company PzPiKp → tank engineer company SchwBrKp → swimming bridge company PplPiKp → Pipeline Pioneer Company FlußPiKp → River Pioneer Company TechnSpezKp ​​(PplPi) → technical special company (pipeline pioneers) SpezPiKp (Ppl) → Special pioneer company (pipeline) TechnKp (PplPi) → technical company FlgrBetrKp → Field camp operating company PiSperrKp → Pioneer Lock Company PzPiSperrKp → Panzerpioniersperrkompanie LLPiKp → Airborne Pioneer Company FschPiKp → Parachute Pioneer Company

(GerEinh) → Device unit (not active) (TA) → Part active MobStp → Mobilization base LLDiv → Airborne Division LLBrig → Airborne Brigade HschBrig → Homeland Security Brigade PzBrig → Panzer Brigade PzGrenBrig → Panzergrenadierbrigade

literature

• Colonel a. D. Bernd Bachmann: Pioneers of the German Army 1955–2000 / Chronicle of a military branch . Spezialzeitschriften-Verlagsgesellschaft, Stuttgart 2000, ISBN 3-925576-95-9 (the publication cannot be traced in the German National Library).

Web links

Commons : (internal) association badge of the pioneer group  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd} Uwe Walter: The structures and associations of the German Army Part 1 I. Corps (1956-1995) . 1st edition. ISBN 978-3-946467-32-8 .
2. ↑ Heavy Pioneer Battalion 901. Retrieved January 7, 2020 . 
3. ↑ Order. Retrieved October 5, 2019 . 
4. ↑ Field replacement order. Retrieved October 5, 2019 . 
5. ↑ 200-year history of the garrison town of Speyer ends. Retrieved April 20, 2020 .