Luftgau-Kommando II
Kommandierender General:
- Oberst Wolfgang Weigand, 12 Oct 1937 - 1 Apr 1938
- GenMaj Camillo Ruggera, 30 Sep 1939 - 17 Feb 1941
- GenLt Hellmuth Bieneck, 17 Feb 1941 - 15 Jan 1943
Chef des Stabes:
- Obstlt Josef Kammhuber, 12 Oct 1937 - 1 Apr 1938
- Obstlt Kurt Kleinrath, 30 Sep 1939 - 20 May 1940
- Oberst Leopold Kutzleb, 20 May 1940 - 17 Jan 1941
- Oberst Kurt Kleinrath, 17 Jan 1941 - 1 Oct 1941
- Obstlt Dipl.Ing. August-Albert Ploch, 1 Oct 1941 - 30 Nov 1942
Formed 12 Oct 1937 in Stettin from Luftgau-Kommando 2.
Disbanded 1 Apr 1938.
Reformed 30 Sep 1939 in Posen.
Disbanded 15 Jan 1943.
Territory covered:
- 12 Oct 1937 - the same as Wehrkreis II
- 1 Apr 1938 - territory absorbed by Luftgau-Kommando III
- 30 Sep 1939 - Warthegau area (Posen and Litzmannstadt) and the northern half of the Generalgouvernement (Warchau)
- Nov 1941 - border between Luftgau-Kommando II and Luftgau-Kommando Moskau now at Beresina
- 15 Jan 1943 - territory absorbed by Luftgau-Kommando I (northern half - Flughafenbereich Posen) and Luftgau-Kommando VIII (southern half)
HQ:
Airfields and Air Base Locations |
Date |
Location |
12 Oct 1937 - 1 Apr 1938 |
Stettin |
30 Sep 1939 - 15 Jan 1943 |
Posen |
Subordinated units:
- Luftgau-Nachrichten-Regiment 2 in Posen [Sep 1939 - Jan 1943]
- Luftgau-Sanitäts-Abteilung 2(?) in Posen [Sep 1939 - Jan 1943]
- Flughafen-Bereichs-Kommando 1/II in Posen [Apr 1940 - Jan 1943]
- Flughafen-Bereichs-Kommando 2/II in Warschau [Apr 1940 - Jan 1943]
- Flughafen-Bereichs-Kommando 3/II in Deblin/Lida [Apr 1940 - Jun 1942]
- Flughafen-Bereichs-Kommando 4/II in Siedlce [Apr 1940 - Dec 1942]
- Flakgruppe Posen [13 Jan 1943 with 5 Heimat-Flak-Batterien (2 leichte, 3 schwere sperrfeuer)]
- Flakgruppe Litzmannstadt [13 Jan 1943 with 4 Heimat-Flak-Batterien (1 leichte, 3 schwere sperrfeuer)]
- Flakgruppe Warschau [13 Jan 1943 with 4 Heimat-Flak-Batterien (1 schwere, 3 leichte)]
Subordinated to: