Nacionálněsocialistický letecký sbor
Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps (NSFK)
NSFK NSFK (Nationalsozialistischen Fliegerkorps) - a paramilitary organization training youth to become pilots, navigators, paratroopers and other aviation personnel .This organization was the background and source of the cadre of the future Luftwaffe. Its structure and organisation was, like the National Socialist Motor Corps, modelled on the SA. Membership in the NSFK was voluntary. However, NSFK members were prohibited from membership in other organisations such as the SS, SA or NSKK.
The NSFK was founded in January 1932 at a time when the Versailles Peace Treaty banned military aviation in Germany, replacing the DLV (Deutsche Luftsport Verband), which had been abolished by Hitler's decree in 1937. This made the NSFK the only legal aviation organization of the German Reich. The sport of aviation could then only be practiced within the framework of party activities and in the Luftwaffe.
The National Socialist Flying Corps worked very closely with the Young Aviators Hitlerjugend. NSFK training covered the whole spectrum of activities closely related to aviation, from model building, glider building to flight training on gliders, powered aircraft, including a ballooning course. In this way, talented young people were given free pilot training.
The NSFK was subordinated to the Ministry of Aviation, the chief of the corps from 1937 to 1943 was General Friedrich Christiansen who was replaced by General Alfred Keller from 1943 to 1945. During the Second World War, NSFK members served in the Reich Air Defence.
The NSFK was divided into three main sections :
- Gliding Section
- the powered flying section
- ballooning section
The NSFK owned a total of sixteen sailing schools and four larger schools (Reichssegelschulen). The NSFK also operated a ski school near Zell-am-See in Austria.
Hodnosti NSFK:
NSFK-Corpsführer
NSFK-Obergruppenführer
NSFK-Gruppenführer
NSFK-Brigadeführer
NSFK-Oberführer
NSFK-Standartenführer
NSFK-Obersturmbannführer
NSFK-Sturmbannführer
NSFK-Hauptsturmführer
NSFK-Obersturmführer
NSFK-Sturmführer
NSFK-Haupttruppführer
NSFK-Obertruppführer
NSFK-Truppführer
NSFK-Oberscharführer
NSFK-Scharführer
NSFK-Rottenführer
NSFK-Sturmmann
NSFK-Mann
Organisational structure of the NSFK :
Zdroje:
The Third Reich and World War II
Lexicon of German National Socialism 1939-1945
Friedemann Bedűrftig
Space 2004
ISBN 80-7260-109-1
de.wikipedia.org
http://www.axishistory.com/index.php?id=2872
http://www.danielsww2.com/
Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps (NSFK)
NSFK NSFK (Nationalsozialistischen Fliegerkorps) - a paramilitary organization training youth to become pilots, navigators, paratroopers and other aviation personnel .This organization was the background and source of the cadre of the future Luftwaffe. Its structure and organisation was, like the National Socialist Motor Corps, modelled on the SA. Membership in the NSFK was voluntary. However, NSFK members were prohibited from membership in other organisations such as the SS, SA or NSKK.
The NSFK was founded in January 1932 at a time when the Versailles Peace Treaty banned military aviation in Germany, replacing the DLV (Deutsche Luftsport Verband), which had been abolished by Hitler's decree in 1937. This made the NSFK the only legal aviation organization of the German Reich. The sport of aviation could then only be practiced within the framework of party activities and in the Luftwaffe.
The National Socialist Flying Corps worked very closely with the Young Aviators Hitlerjugend. NSFK training covered the whole spectrum of activities closely related to aviation, from model building, glider building to flight training on gliders, powered aircraft, including a ballooning course. In this way, talented young people were given free pilot training.
The NSFK was subordinated to the Ministry of Aviation, the chief of the corps from 1937 to 1943 was General Friedrich Christiansen who was replaced by General Alfred Keller from 1943 to 1945. During the Second World War, NSFK members served in the Reich Air Defence.
The NSFK was divided into three main sections :
- Gliding Section
- the powered flying section
- ballooning section
The NSFK owned a total of sixteen sailing schools and four larger schools (Reichssegelschulen). The NSFK also operated a ski school near Zell-am-See in Austria.
Hodnosti NSFK:
NSFK-Corpsführer
NSFK-Obergruppenführer
NSFK-Gruppenführer
NSFK-Brigadeführer
NSFK-Oberführer
NSFK-Standartenführer
NSFK-Obersturmbannführer
NSFK-Sturmbannführer
NSFK-Hauptsturmführer
NSFK-Obersturmführer
NSFK-Sturmführer
NSFK-Haupttruppführer
NSFK-Obertruppführer
NSFK-Truppführer
NSFK-Oberscharführer
NSFK-Scharführer
NSFK-Rottenführer
NSFK-Sturmmann
NSFK-Mann
Organisational structure of the NSFK :
| Skupina | Sídlo | Velitel | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gruppe 1 Ostland | Königsberg | Ewald Oppermann | |||
| Gruppe 2 Nord | Stettin | Friedrich-Wilhelm Frodien | |||
| Gruppe 3 Nordwest | Hamburg | Harry von Bülow | |||
| Gruppe 4 Berlin | Berlin | Carl Saucke | |||
| Gruppe 5 Wartheland | Posen | Arno Kehrberg | |||
| Gruppe 6 Schlesien | Breslau | Gerhard Sporleder | |||
| Gruppe 7 Elbe-Saale | Dresden | Otto Zimmermann | |||
| Gruppe 8 Mitte | Eschwege | Elmar von Eschwege | |||
| Gruppe 9 Weser-Elbe | Hannover | Erwin Kratz | |||
| Gruppe 10 Westfalen | Dortmund | Heinrich Sieler | |||
| Gruppe 11 Hessen-Westmark | Darmstadt | Otto von Molitor | |||
| Gruppe 12 Niederrhein | Essen | Hans-Herbert Eggersh | |||
| Gruppe 13 Main-Donau | Nürnberg | Carl Croneiß | |||
| Gruppe 14 Bayern-Süd | München | Carl Braun | |||
| Gruppe 15 Schwaben | Stuttgart | Friedrich-Wilhelm Erbacher | Gruppe 16 Südwest | Karlsruhe | Zahn |
| Gruppe 17 Ostmark | Wien | Simmer |
Zdroje:
The Third Reich and World War II
Lexicon of German National Socialism 1939-1945
Friedemann Bedűrftig
Space 2004
ISBN 80-7260-109-1
de.wikipedia.org
http://www.axishistory.com/index.php?id=2872
http://www.danielsww2.com/
