Information technology school of the Bundeswehr

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Bundeswehr Information Technology School
- ITSBw -

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internal association badge
Lineup June 24, 1956
Country GermanyGermany Germany
Armed forces Bundeswehr Kreuz.svg armed forces
Organizational area coat of arms Cyber ​​and information space
Strength 640
Insinuation Coat of arms command information technology of the Bundeswehr.svg KdoITBw
Location DEU Pöcking COA.svg Pöcking Feldafing Lagerlechfeld
Coat of arms of Feldafing.svg
Patron saint Archangel Gabriel
march Taxis march
Web presence Website ITSBw
principal
commander Colonel Rainer Simon
Deputy Commander u. Head of Teaching / Training Colonel Gerald Schreiber
Association badge telecommunications school

The Bundeswehr Information Technology School ( ITSBw ) trains information technology specialists ( telecommunications and command support troops ) of all rank groups in the Bundeswehr. The school is subordinate to the Information Technology Command of the German Armed Forces and with around 7,000 graduates a year it is one of the largest schools in the German Armed Forces.

The ITSBw is currently located at the Telecommunications School ( Feldafing ), the General-Fellgiebel-Kaserne ( Pöcking ) and the Lechfeld Air Base, and a move to the General-Fellgiebel-Kaserne property is to be completed by 2020.

history

On June 24, 1956, the Telecommunication Troop Training School ( TSFmTr ) was set up in Sonthofen . On August 7, 1956, the telecommunications school of the army ( FmSHBw ) was set up. With Army Structure 2 , the training facility was relocated to Feldafing and Pöcking ( General-Fellgiebel-Kaserne ) in 1959 . In 1972 it was renamed the Telecommunications School and Technical College of the Army for Electrical Engineering ( FmS / FSHElT ). On June 28, 2005, as part of a handover appeals, the change from the Army branch to the military organizational area of ​​the Armed Forces Base (SKB) took place.

The commander of the FmS / FSHElT was an officer with the rank of brigadier general . At the same time he was from 1995 to 2002 General of the Telecommunications Force (GenFmTr). With the change to the SKB, the function / title of general of the telecommunications force fell back to the army.

On September 28, 2006 the FmS / FSHEIT was decommissioned. Associated with this was the simultaneous establishment of the Bundeswehr Command Support School ( FüUstgSBw ) in Feldafing and the Bundeswehr Technical College for Information Technology ( FSBwIT ) also in Feldafing. In this way, the armed forces' joint training in the armed forces was combined across the armed forces.

Initially the school in the SKB was subordinate to the Armed Forces Office (SKA) in Bonn, on February 1, 2013 the FüUstgSBw was subordinated to the command support command of the Bundeswehr in Bonn . As part of the establishment of a new military organizational area for the cyber and information space (CIR), the Bundeswehr Command Support School was renamed the Bundeswehr Information Technology School on July 1, 2017.

structure

The focus of the school is on teaching and training. It creates the course programs, controls the central allocation of course places and the use of training facilities, mobile devices and the deployment of specialist instructors. IT support and the development of learning programs with computer assistance are also part of her area of ​​responsibility.

  • School management
  • School staff
  • Teaching and training
    • Teaching / training group
    • Teaching group A (I. - V. Inspection , BetrSt ITGrdlAusb)
    • Teaching group B (VI - X inspection)
  • Support area

Technical college of the German armed forces for information technology

The Bundeswehr Technical College for Information Technology (FSBwIT) is XI. and XII. Inspection part of the information technology school of the Bundeswehr. It is housed in the Ulrich barracks in Kleinaitingen, Bavaria . One of its tasks is to train officers in the military-technical service .

Commanders

  1. Colonel Hans-Oskar von Tippelskirch (1956)
  2. Brigadier General August Frede (1956–1961)
  3. Brigadier General Heinz Burchardt (1961–1965)
  4. Brigadier General Hans Straden (1965-1967)
  5. Brigadier General Manfred Grunwald (1967–1969)
  6. Brigadier General Hubertus Großler (1969–1972)
  7. Brigadier General Hans-Günther Groß (1972–1974)
  8. Brigadier General Günther Schneider (1974–1976)
  9. Brigadier General Heinz Stoffregen (1976–1981)
  10. Brigadier General Jobst Rohkamm (1981–1983)
  11. Brigadier General Peter Poschwatta (1983–1991)
  12. Brigadier General Konrad Bader (1991–2000), 1st GenFmTr
  13. Brigadier General Helmut Hofmann (2000–2005), 2nd GenFmTr
  14. Brigadier General Heinrich-Wilhelm Steiner (2005–2006), last commander of the FmS / FSHElT and general of the telecommunications troops and first commander of the FüUstgSBw and FSBwIT

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Telecommunication School. In: Bundeswehr location database . www.zmsbw.de, accessed on March 31, 2020 .
  2. ↑ www.kommando.streitkraeftebasis.de New commander at the command support school - accessed on February 9, 2017.
  3. ^ Bundeswehr Information Technology School> About Us. ITSBw, July 31, 2017, accessed November 16, 2017 .
  4. ^ The stationing of the Bundeswehr in Germany. (PDF) In: Bundeswehr. October 2011, accessed April 29, 2020 .
  5. ^ School of Information Technology of the Bundeswehr (ITSBw). In: bund.de administration online. Retrieved May 5, 2020 .

Coordinates: 47 ° 56 ′ 13.4 ″  N , 11 ° 17 ′ 40.4 ″  E