Air Force NCO School
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Air Force NCO School |
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 Association badge |
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| Lineup | May 1, 1964 |
| Country |
 Germany
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| Armed forces | armed forces |
| Armed forces |
 air force
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| Type | Air Force training facility |
| Insinuation | Air Force Command |
| Location | Appen |
| Awards |
 Flag ribbonSchleswig-Holstein (2013) |
| Web presence | USLw |
| guide | |
| commander | Colonel Michael Skamel |
At the NCO School of the Air Force are (USLw) at the sites Appen and Heide future sergeants and sergeant of the Air Force off and further training.
history
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Air Force NCO School (1964–1971)
The Air Force NCO school was set up on May 1, 1964 in Gürzenich near Düren. In October 1964, about ten percent of specially selected NCOs began training. Most of the NCOs were trained in the Luftwaffe units.
In July 1971, the Air Force NCO school was relocated from Gürzenich to Iserlohn , where it was dissolved in October 1971 and merged with the Air Force Force School to form the Air Force Technical College . The NCO training was then carried out exclusively in the NCO teaching and security units of the associations.
Air Force NCO School (since 1988)
In 1988 the Air Force NCO School was re-established in the Marseille barracks in Appen. The training took place at different locations at different locations at times.
From August 1990 to 2002 the Luftwaffe sergeant training was carried out in the Eggerstedt barracks in Pinneberg . Further locations were from January 1, 1990 to June 30, 1994 Neu Tramm , Wangerland until 1998 , Diepholz until 2001 and Mosbach until 2008 . In addition, inspections were temporarily stationed in Lagerlechfeld (1997 to 2002).
In October 2005 the III. Battalion of the Air Force Training Regiment 1 in Heide for III. The teaching group of the Luftwaffe's NCO school has been reclassified; since 2006, Air Force personnel have also been trained centrally as personnel sergeants, accounting officers and classified information administrators at the Bundeswehr School for Military Police and Staff Service .
In 2013, the training group and the third teaching group of the Air Force NCO School were dissolved. The tasks of the training group were taken over by the staffed S3 area. The tasks of the III. Teaching group were taken over by the II. Teaching group.
assignment
The Air Force NCOs train soldiers to become superiors and military leaders, educators and instructors for the various air force units. It is intended that all Luftwaffe NCOs complete a course at the Luftwaffe NCO School at least once during their career.
organization
The Air Force NCO school is now subordinate to the Air Force Command.
It is led by the commander in the rank of colonel , who is supported by the school staff. The school is divided into the I. teaching group with six inspections at the Appen location and the II. Teaching group with six inspections at the Heide location. The training support group is responsible for the provision of training resources and the operation of a modern specialist media center at the Appen location. It also operates two specialist information points in Appen and Heide.
I. Teaching group
The first teaching group carries out the training of sergeants and sergeants. The general military training includes the NCO course / Sergeant course Part I and Sergeant course Part II and III for active personnel. As part of the reservist training, the General Armed Forces Joint Soldier Training (ASSA) and career training for reservists to become sergeants and sergeants are carried out. As part of general military further and advanced training, the advanced training course for professional NCOs, seminars for training in the Air Force and English language training are also carried out. The specialist training "Apprenticeship for Sergeants" concludes with an examination at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
II. Teaching group
The II. Teaching group is responsible for the basic non-commissioned course, the general military basic training for non-commissioned officers and sergeant candidates. In addition, the English language training is carried out in Heide.
Commanders
| Rank, name | Duration of use |
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| Colonel Friedrich-Karl Krützmann | 1964-1968 |
| Colonel Konrad Hofmann | 1968-1971 |
| Brigadier General Hermann Hambach | 1988 - 9/1993 |
| Brigadier General Günter Rudolf Kimmel | 10/1993 - 1997 |
| Brigadier General Erich Kiesenbauer | 1997-2000 |
| Brigadier General Josef Priller | 2000-2001 |
| Colonel Karl Heinrich Schreiner | 9/2001 - 3/2004 |
| Colonel Roland Braun | 4/2004 - 3/2006 |
| Colonel Rolf Kirleis | 3/2006 - 8/2010 |
| Colonel Klaus-Christian Kuhle | 8/2010 - 3/2015 |
| Colonel Markus Kurczyk | 4/2015 - 9/2016 |
| Colonel Michael Skamel | since 09/2016 |
Individual evidence
- ↑ Commander. In: www.luftwaffe.de. Retrieved September 23, 2016 .