Commander German North Sea Subarea Allied Forces Baltic Approaches

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hamburg-class destroyer d184 hessen during nato exercise northern wedding 86.


the commander german north sea subarea (gernorsea) commanding flottillenadmiral (equivalent navy rear admiral (lower half)) of west-german navy s fleet in north sea. in peacetime subordinate vice admiral commanding west-german navy s fleet command, in case of war command parallel command under navbaltap. in peacetime command based in wilhelmshaven, have moved underground command center in wilhelmshaven-sengwarden in case of war.


while german naval forces in baltic sea tasked preventing warsaw pact naval forces passing through danish straits, north sea fleet patrol german bight , protect allied reinforcements , shipping heading german ports. gernorsea s east allied command channel s benechan command tasked patrolling western half of southern north sea, while north allied forces northern europe s sonor command patrolling southern norwegian coast. unlike in baltic sea vessels of gernorsea destroyers , frigates. main bases in north sea naval base wilhelmshaven , naval base cuxhaven.


at beginning of 1989 commander german north sea subarea have commanded following ships in wartime:



commander german north sea subarea in sengwarden

destroyer flotilla in wilhelmshaven

2nd destroyer squadron in wilhelmshaven hamburg-class destroyers

d181 hamburg
d182 schleswig-holstein
d183 bayern
d184 hessen


2nd frigate squadron in wilhelmshaven, between 1988 , 1990 squadron replaced köln-class frigates bremen-class frigates

f211 köln
f212 karlsruhe
f213 augsburg, commissioned october 1989
f214 lübeck, fitting out, commissioned march 1990
f225 braunschweig, last köln-class frigate in service, decommissioned july 1989


4th frigate squadron in wilhelmshaven bremen-class frigates

f207 bremen
f208 niedersachsen
f209 rheinland-pfalz
f210 emden




mine countermeasures flotilla in wilhelmshaven

4th minesweeping squadron in wilhelmshaven lindau-class minehunters

m1070 göttingen
m1071 koblenz
m1072 lindau
m1074 tübingen
m1075 wetzlar
m1077 weilheim
m1078 cuxhaven
m1080 marburg
m1084 flensburg
m1085 minden
m1086 fulda
m1087 völklingen


6th minesweeping squadron in wilhelmshaven 351-class minesweepers (improved lindau-class minesweepers)

m1073 schleswig
m1076 paderborn
m1079 düren
m1081 konstanz
m1082 wolfsburg
m1083 ulm
a68 werra, 401a-class supply , support tender
a1410 walther von ledebur, mine diver support vessel




supply flotilla in cuxhaven

2nd supply squadron in wilhelmshaven, in wartime 2 additional 2 fuel transport ships , 9 hospital ships activated navy s reserve.

a1413 freiburg, 701e-class supply ship
a1414 glücksburg, 701c-class supply ship
a1416 nienburg, 701a-class supply ship
a1426 tegernsee, 703-class fuel transport ship
a1427 westensee, 703-class fuel transport ship
a1429 eifel, 766-class fuel transport ship
a1436 odenwald, 760-class ammunition transport ship
a1443 rhön, 704a-class fuel transport ship
a1451 wangerooge, 722c-class ocean going tug
a1457 helgoland, 720a-class salvage tug
y848 wotan, maintenance ship












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