Wehr und Heer Unterschied?
Oder ist es einfach nur das eine Deutschland und das andere Österreich?
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There is only one military in the world that is a federalrifle and this is the military of the Federal Republic of Germany.
The Bundeswehr is now divided into four sub-combating forces: Army, Air Force, Marine and Cyber and Information Room. This includes: Hemp the state forces of the Bundeswehr.
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But the army of the Austrians is called Bundesheer.
Yes, I didn’t think it was worth mentioning here, as there were other answers that were already on.
The federal army is the Miitarian of Austria with a name-consitence since the 1st Republic (1920). She came out of the various KuK armies.
The Bundeswehr has only existed since 1955. It currently consists of 4 sub-combating forces (Heer, Air Force, Marine and Cyber and Information Room) and an additional support area since 1.10.24. In addition, the Bundeswehr has various civil departments. The Bundeswehr originated from the former Wehrmacht, after an honorary statement was made to Chancellor Adenauer for the former members of the Wehrmacht and thus the re-establishment of the officers was made possible.
Yes, Bundesheer describes in Austria the same as Bundeswehr in Germany. This means the army of the respective state as a whole.
3 different answers what to believe. 😀
You can easily check.
The Austrian Air Force is part of the federal army, as well as all other Austrian troops. A navy hasn’t owned Austria for over 100 years.
There is no federal army in Germany. There’s the army a military part of the Bundeswehr. It also describes not only ground troops, because there are also helicopters. They are under the command of the army and not the air force, even if they fly.
The other answer does not actually refer to your question and describes very cumbersome that Germany is a member of the Nato and Austria is not.
The Bundeswehr is the entire military of the Federal Republic of Germany. The army of the Bundeswehr is only part of it.
The Bundesheer has nothing to do with the Bundeswehr. It is the military of Austria with its own structures.
The term “Bundeswehr” includes all German troops: Marine, Luftwaffe and Heer. The term “federal army” covers only the land-based troops.
That’s bullshit.
That’s not right. The army is part of the Bundeswehr. That’s true. But the federal army is different. It is the army of Austria.
The most important difference is that the troops subordinate to the federal army are the only forces of the federal government, while the troops subordinated to the Bundeswehr, in the war law, represents a not inconsiderable part of the armed forces of one of the member states of NATO and, during the Bundeswehr, only have nothing to do with NATO in peace.
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