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Bundesarchiv - Militärarchiv BUNDESARCHIV - MILITÄRARCHIV Nationale Volksarmee Bestand DVW 1 Ministerium für Nationale Verteidigung Band : Verwaltung Aufklärung Bearbeitet von Heinz Marzluff Freiburg 2004 3 Inhaltsverzeichnis Seite A. Vorbemerkungen.................................................................................................V B. Dokumente C. Bestandsverzeichnis 1 Militärische Bestimmungen............................................................................................................... 3 2 Führung ............................................................................................................................................... 4 3 Finanzwirtschaft ............................................................................................................................... 23 3.2 Finanzökonomische Arbeit .......................................................................................................... 25 3.3 Zahlungsmittel/Valuta ................................................................................................................... 31 4 Organisation des Dienstes in der Truppe...................................................................................... 34 5 Aufklärung......................................................................................................................................... 41 5.1.2 1960-1969 .................................................................................................................................... 45 5.1.3 1970-1979 .................................................................................................................................... 47 5.1.4 1980-1985 .................................................................................................................................... 53 5.1.5 1986-1990 .................................................................................................................................... 72 5.2 Militärtechnische Informationen .................................................................................................. 87 5.3 NATO............................................................................................................................................... 95 5.3.2 Militärpolitik ................................................................................................................................ 97 5.3.3 Militärstrategie .......................................................................................................................... 105 5.3.4 Kommando Zentraleuropa....................................................................................................... 112 5.3.5 Kommando Ostseeausgänge.................................................................................................. 119 5.3.6 Streitkräfte................................................................................................................................. 121 5.3.7 Führungspersonal.................................................................................................................... 143 5.3.8 Kernwaffen,-träger,-einheiten ................................................................................................. 145 5.3.9 Landstreitkräfte ........................................................................................................................ 150 5.3.10 Luftstreitkräfte ........................................................................................................................ 157 5.3.11 Seestreitkräfte......................................................................................................................... 171 5.3.12 Übungen .................................................................................................................................. 173 5.3.12.2 1976-1990 ............................................................................................................................. 181 5.3.12.3 Ergebnisse von Manöverbeobachtungen......................................................................... 186 5.4 Bundeswehr ................................................................................................................................. 188 5.4.2 Bundesministerium der Verteidigung .................................................................................... 189 5.4.2.2 Militärpolitik ........................................................................................................................... 190 5.4.2.3 Aufbau und Entwicklung der Bundeswehr......................................................................... 198 5.4.2.4 Haushalt ................................................................................................................................. 206 5.4.2.5 Infrastruktur/Dislozierung .................................................................................................... 208 5.4.2.6 Mobilmachung ....................................................................................................................... 215 5.4.2.7 Ausbildung/Einsatz ............................................................................................................... 217 5.4.2.8 Kampftechnik......................................................................................................................... 222 4 5.4.2.9 Allgemein ............................................................................................................................... 224 5.4.3 Heer............................................................................................................................................ 227 5.4.4 Luftwaffe.................................................................................................................................... 237 5.4.5 Marine ........................................................................................................................................ 248 5.4.6 Territorialheer ........................................................................................................................... 256 5.4.7 Übungen .................................................................................................................................... 260 5.4.8 Fernmeldewesen/EDV.............................................................................................................. 264 5.4.9 Militärgeografie......................................................................................................................... 269 5.4.10 Nachrichtenwesen/Psychologische Verteidigung .............................................................. 274 5.4.11 Personal .................................................................................................................................. 275 5.4.12 Logistik/Sanitätswesen.......................................................................................................... 277 5.5 Rüstung ........................................................................................................................................ 281 5.5.2 Rüstung allgemein .................................................................................................................. 295 5.5.3 Heeresrüstung .......................................................................................................................... 305 5.5.4 Luftwaffen- und Marinerüstung .............................................................................................. 307 5.6 Zivilverteidigung.......................................................................................................................... 309 5.7 Bundesgrenzschutz/Bereitschaftspolizei/THW........................................................................ 312 5.8 Berlin (West) ................................................................................................................................ 314 5.9 Westliches Ausland..................................................................................................................... 321 5.9.15.2 Landstreitkräfte ................................................................................................................... 323 5.9.15.3 Luftstreitkräfte ..................................................................................................................... 327 5.9.16 Belgien..................................................................................................................................... 330 5.9.17 Dänemark ................................................................................................................................ 332 5.9.18 Frankreich ............................................................................................................................... 334 5.9.18.2 Landstreitkräfte ................................................................................................................... 337 5.9.18.3 Luftstreitkräfte/Seestreitkräfte ........................................................................................... 339 5.9.19 Israel ........................................................................................................................................ 342 5.9.20 Kanada..................................................................................................................................... 343 5.9.21 Niederlande 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