School for military police and staff service of the Bundeswehr
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School for |
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Association badge |
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| Lineup | 1956 |
| Country |
 Germany
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| Armed forces | armed forces |
| Military organizational area |
 Force Base
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| Type | Armed forces joint training |
| Insinuation |
 Feldjäger command of the Bundeswehr
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| Location |
Sonthofen (1956–2009) Hanover (since 2009) |
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| commander | Colonel Ralf Broszinski |
The school for military police and staff service of the Bundeswehr (SFJg / StDstBw) is a training facility of the armed forces base (formerly the school of the army ). After being stationed in Sonthofen for over fifty years , she has been in Hanover since 2009 . Training for military police and staff service is carried out here in particular .
assignment
Since July 1, 2009, it has been training soldiers who are or are to be deployed in staff functions as part of the central armed forces joint staff service training. These include, for example, the courses “Personnel Officer of the Armed Forces”, “ Company Sergeant of the Armed Forces”, “Personnel Sergeant of the Armed Forces”, “Staff Sergeant of the Armed Forces” and others. In addition, in this training device, the Feldjäger , the military police of the armed forces , are formed.
In addition to the military police training center, the school has two teaching groups to carry out its teaching assignment . In teaching group A, career courses, employment and further training courses for officers and non-commissioned officers of the military police are carried out. In teaching group B, specialist and application courses are offered for soldiers of all rank groups in the armed forces base , the army and the central medical service of the Bundeswehr . Courses in the field of alerting and mobilization are also offered, and candidate officers for the military specialist service are trained to become staff managers.
history
According to the order of the Federal Minister of Defense of June 7, 1956, the military police school was set up on June 23, 1956 in Sonthofen in the Allgäu. In the second half of 1959, the first recruits (deferred conscripts) were set up in the "Feldjägerschule der Bundeswehr". In 1972 the school was expanded to include staff service . In 1975 the school was expanded to include the Army Technical School for Economics and renamed the School for Military Police and Staff Service and the Army Technical School for Economics . A year later it was renamed School for Military Police and Staff Service and College of Economics of the Army (SFJg / StDst / FAkWiH) . From 1975 to 1982 she had a third teaching group in which specialist courses in business administration were carried out. In 1978 a first NATO conference was held at the school .
After the military academy was relocated to Darmstadt, the school was renamed the School for Military Police and Staff Service . In 1991 new boarding school buildings were inaugurated. In 1992 a partnership was entered into with the Ecole D'application Du Train in Tours. The military police, which had been subordinate to the Army Office until then , was transferred from the Army to the Armed Forces Base together with the school in 2001/2002 and renamed the School for Military Police and Staff Service of the Bundeswehr (SFJg / StDstBw) in 2003. In 2006 the first courses in civil-military cooperation were introduced. Since February 20, 2013 the school has been under the command of the Bundeswehr military police (KdoFJgBw) in Hanover.
Until the move to the Emmich Cambrai barracks , the former Army Officer School I and later the Army Officer School and today's Hauptfeldwebel Lagenstein barracks in Hanover, in 2009, the school for field hunters and staff service of the Bundeswehr was in the for 53 years Generaloberst-Beck-Kaserne (GOB) housed in Sonthofen.
Commanders
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From 1998 to 2002 the school commander was also the general of the military police .
- Colonel Julius Wölfinger (1956–1958)
- Colonel Helmuth Ballhorn (1958–1963)
- Colonel Werner Elfering (1963-1967)
- Colonel Erwin Koch (1967–1970)
- Colonel Ernst Ross (1970–1974)
- Colonel Wigbert Hackenbuchner (1974–1977)
- Colonel Helmut Meitzel (1977–1979)
- Colonel Günther Wohlgemuth (1979–1984)
- Colonel Oskar Ritter von Waechter (1984–1988)
- Colonel Siegfried Schlolaut (1988–1993)
- Colonel Reinhard Herzog (1993-2000)
- Colonel Götz-Dieter Helms (2000–2002)
- Colonel Detlef-Holger Müller (2002-2008)
- Colonel Hubert Katz (2008-2013)
- Colonel Eckart Keller (2013-2016)
- Colonel Dirk Waldau (2016-2019)
- Colonel Ralf Broszinski (since March 2019)
literature
- Rolf-Günter Stein, Enrico Döring (Red.): 50 years of the school for military police and staff service of the Bundeswehr: Festschrift: 50 years of Colonel General Beck barracks . Edited by the school for military police and staff service of the Bundeswehr, WEKA-Info-Verlag, Mering 2006.
Web links
- School for military police and staff service of the Bundeswehr on kommando.streitkraeftebasis.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c d e Rolf-Günter Stein, Enrico Döring (Red.): 50 years of the school for military police and staff service of the Bundeswehr: Festschrift: 50 years of Colonel General Beck barracks . Edited by the school for military police and staff service of the Bundeswehr, WEKA-Info-Verlag, Mering 2006, p. 17.
- ↑ ZDv 64/10: Abbreviations for use in the Bundeswehr. Retrieved March 19, 2020 .
- ↑ a b Rolf-Günter Stein, Enrico Döring (Red.): 50 years of the school for military police and staff service in the Bundeswehr: Festschrift: 50 years of Colonel General Beck barracks . Edited by the school for military police and staff service of the Bundeswehr, WEKA-Info-Verlag, Mering 2006, p. 18.
- ^ Vivien-Marie Drews: New military police school in Hanover starts operations . HAZ . October 18, 2009.
- ↑ Rolf-Günter Stein, Enrico Döring (Red.): 50 years of school for military police and staff service of the Bundeswehr: Festschrift: 50 years of Colonel General Beck barracks . Edited by the school for police officers and staff service of the Bundeswehr, WEKA-Info-Verlag, Mering 2006, p. 14.
Coordinates: 52 ° 25 ′ 24.9 " N , 9 ° 44 ′ 18.4" E