Luftgaukommando 2 (1st)

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Luftgaukommando 2 (1st Formation)



Kommandeur:

Oberst Wolfgang Weigand (1 Oct 37 - 1 Apr 38?)


Subordination:

Luftkreiskommando 2 Berlin (1 Oct 37 - 1 Apr 38)


Subordinate Commands and Units:

Luftwaffe ground organization (air bases, etc.), Flakartillerie (antiaircraft) forces and the civil air defense organization within its territory of responsibility.



Formation and History. (Oct 37 - Mar 38)

Formed 1 October 1937 in Stettin as Luftgaukommando 2 (with an Arabic number). On 12 October 1937 the Arabic number was changed to a Roman number and it became Luftgaukommando II. Luftgaukdo. II covered the same area as the Army’s Wehrkreis 2 - generally the area of Mecklenburg and Pomerania along the Baltic coast of northern Germany. As a result of the reorganization of the Luftkreiskommandos on 4 February 1938, Luftgaukdo. II was disbanded on 1 April 1938 and its territory absorbed into Luftgaukdo. III (Berlin).[1]



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References

  1. G.Tessin-Deutsche Verbände und Truppen 1918-1939: Altes Heer, Freiwilligenverbände, Reichswehr, Heer, Luftwaffe, Landespolizei (Osnabrück, 1974); K-H.Völker-Die deutsche Luftwaffe 1933-1939: Aufbau, Führung und Rüstung der Luftwaffe sowie Entwicklung der deutschen Luftkriegstheorie (Stuttgart, 1967); H.Boog-Die deutsche Luftwaffenführung 1935-1945: Führungsprobleme, Spitzengliederung, Generalstabsausbildung (Stuttgart, 1982); R.Suchenwirth-The Development Of The German Air Force, 1919-1939, USAF Historical Studies No. 160 (New York, 1968); C.Zweng-Die Dienststellen, Kommandobehörden und Truppenteile der Luftwaffe 1935-1945 (Osnabrück, 1999).