Ship machine command
The ship machine command was a specialist command of the German Navy that was responsible for all matters relating to ship technology . Schools and experimental stations for ship technology were subordinate to him.
history
The ship machine command was set up on June 1, 1956 in Kiel and was under the command of naval training . In the course of a reorganization of the Navy, it was assigned to the newly established Central Navy Command on February 1, 1962 and renamed the Ship Technology Command . In a further reclassification, it was incorporated into the newly established Naval Office on October 1, 1965 as an inspection of ship technology and relocated to its headquarters in Wilhelmshaven on March 1, 1966 .
All inspections including the inspection of ship technology were dissolved and their tasks were divided between the naval training and naval armaments departments.
Subordinate departments
The schools responsible for ship-related matters and at times a test center were subordinate to the ship's engine command:
- Technical Naval School I
- Technical Naval School II
- Ship safety teaching group
- Ship technical monitoring and test center
References
Web links
literature
- Konrad Ehrensberger: 100 years of organization of the German Navy; Bonn 1993; ISBN 3-7637-5913-1
- Johannes Berthold Sander-Nagashima: The Federal Navy 1955 to 1972: Concept and construction. Oldenbourg Verlag, Munich 2006. ISBN 978-3-486-57972-7