School for Strategic Reconnaissance of the Bundeswehr
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School for Strategic Reconnaissance of the Bundeswehr |
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 Internal association badge |
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| Lineup | January 15, 2003 |
| Country |
 Germany
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| Armed forces |
 armed forces
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| Organizational area |
Cyber and information space
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| Insinuation |
 Strategic Reconnaissance Command
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| Location |
 Flensburg
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| Web presence | SchStrat AufklBw |
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| commander | Sea captain Udo Michel |
The School for Strategic Reconnaissance of the German Armed Forces ( SchStrat AufklBw ) was put into service on January 15, 2003 at the Flensburg-Mürwik base . It is subordinate to the Strategic Reconnaissance Command and is located in the buildings of the former news school from the 1930s, which was previously used by the Naval Telecommunications School from 1956 to 2002 .
task
The School for Strategic Reconnaissance of the Bundeswehr is the Bundeswehr's central training facility for military intelligence (MilNW) and electronic warfare (EloKa). Especially officers and sergeants are for service at the school staffs of large organizations in the guide base area formed the second
Tactical and operational reconnaissance are not the subject of the school. Forces of the Army Reconnaissance Force of the Bundeswehr are trained in the Army Reconnaissance Force training area in Munster .
structure
In addition to the school tour, the SchStrat AufklBw is divided into three main areas:
- School staff
- Central tasks area
- Teaching / training area
- Teaching group A EloKa
- Teaching group B MilNW / MilSichh / IT
history
Until 2002, the EloKa forces of the army, air force and navy were integrated into their respective armed forces. Their training was based on their armed forces-specific tasks. In addition, there was the Bundeswehr intelligence office belonging to the central military area (today: armed forces base) .
The EloKa forces of the Bundeswehr were brought together with the transformation of the Bundeswehr in the armed forces base, the training was centralized in Flensburg. At the same time, the training of the officers and sergeants in command area 2, Military Intelligence, was transferred to the school in Flensburg. This was previously carried out in Bad Ems at the Bundeswehr Intelligence School (SNBw), which was subordinate to the Bundeswehr Intelligence Office . Courses and briefings for the German military attachés also took place there. In peacetime, the school was subordinate to the Front Message Training Company 300 as a training unit, which at that time trained the soldiers of the Front Message Force and was responsible for the further development of the Field Message Force.
In 2002 the office became the Bundeswehr Intelligence Center (ZNBw). The school became part of the center in 2003 as a teaching group for military communications . The ZNBw itself was dissolved again in 2007 and the military intelligence teaching group was largely integrated into the Bundeswehr School for Strategic Reconnaissance. Only the training of military attachés remained with the Strategic Reconnaissance Command. Since 2008 the School for Strategic Reconnaissance of the German Armed Forces has been training all forces in military intelligence (MilNW) and electronic warfare (EloKa).
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See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ The colonel goes to Flensburg with a declaration of love. In: Flensburger Tageblatt. December 1, 2016, accessed December 1, 2016 .
- ↑ Joachim Mogwitz: The Center for Intelligence of the Bundeswehr in County Gelsdorf. Retrieved April 18, 2015 .
- ^ Manfred Bischoff: Command strategic reconnaissance. Retrieved April 18, 2015 .