Order of battle Austrian Air Force (1927–1938)

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1 order of battle

1.1 fliegerregiment nr. 1
1.2 fliegerregiment nr. 2
1.3 air defence units
1.4 ground units
1.5 aircraft





order of battle
fliegerregiment nr. 1

the regiment set 1934 , had location in vienna.


commander



oberstleutnant josef brunner (2 may 1934 - march 1938)

units (as of 1934)



jagdgeschwader -3 staffeln (fighter wing - 3 squadrons)
bombengeschwader - 3 staffeln (bomber wing - 3 squadrons)
schulgeschwader - 3 staffeln (training wing - 3 squadrons)
flughafenkompanie nr. 2, 4, 6 & 8 (aerodrome companies)
flieger-parkkompanie nr. 2 & 3 (aircraft park companies)
fliegerwaffenkompanie (air armament company)

fliegerregiment nr. 2

the regiment set 1934 , had location in graz.


commanders



oberst julius yllam (1 april 1934 - 28 february 1937)
oberstleutnant viktor seebauer (1 march 1937 - march 1938)

units (as of 1934)



jagdgeschwader - 3 staffeln (fighter wing - 3 squadrons)
aufklärungsgeschwader - 3 nahaufklärungsstaffeln (reconnaissance wing - 3 squadrons)
flughafenkompanie nr. 1, 3, 5, & 7 (aerodrome companies)
flieger-parkkompanie nr. 1 (aircraft park companies)
beobachterkompanie (observer company)
flugfunkkompanie (air radio company)
luftbildkompanie (aerial photography company)

air defence units

(as of 1938)



kommando der luftschutztruppen (air defence command), vienna
schwere flugabwehr-batterie (heavy air defence battery) 5 8-cm-flak m14
two flugabwehr-maschinenkanonen-abteilungen (anti-aircraft units) each 3 batteries of 4-cm-flak
leichte flugabwehr-kompanie (light anti-aircraft company) 2-cm-flak
leichte flugabwehr-kompanie anti-aircraft machine-guns
flug-nachrichten-kompanie (air message company)
luftschutzschule (air defence school)

ground units

(as of 1938)



flugzeugwerft in graz (aircraft works)
fliegertelegraphen-kompanie (air telegraph company)
aerodromes at:

aigen im ennstal
graz-thalerhof
klagenfurt
wels
wien (vienna-aspern)
wiener neustadt
zeltweg



aircraft

(as of march 1938)


fliegerregiment nr. 1



jagdstaffel 1: 12 fiat cr.20bis/bip trainer aircraft falke rva, focke-wulf fw 44, focke-wulf fw 56, gotha go 145, phoenix l2c
jagdstaffel 2: 12 fiat cr.20bis/bip trainer aircraft falke rva, focke-wulf fw 44, breda ba 28 , gotha go 145
jagdstaffel 3: 12 fiat cr.20bis/bip trainer aircraft focke-wulf fw 56 , breda ba 28
bomberstaffel 1: focke-wulf fw 58, caproni ca 133 trainer aircraft breda ba 28 , focke-wulf fw 44
bomberstaffel 2: caproni ca 133, focke-wulf fw 58 , trainer aircraft junkers f 13
schulstaffel a: caproni ca 100, de havilland dh.60giii, hopfner hs 9/35 , udet u 12
schulstaffel b: de havilland dh.60giii, focke-wulf fw 44, gotha go 145 , hopfner hm 13/34

fliegerregiment nr. 2



jagdstaffel 4: 12 fiat cr.32bis trainer aircraft fiat cr.30 , de havilland dh.60giii
jagdstaffel 5: 12 fiat cr.32 trainer aircraft fiat cr.30 , udet u 12a
jagdstaffel 6: 12 fiat cr.32 trainer aircraft fiat cr.30 , de havilland dh.60giii
aufklärungsstaffel 1: 8 fiat 120/a , trainer aircraft udet 12a
aufklärungsstaffel 2: 8 imam ro.37 , trainer aircraft hopfner 8/29
schulstaffel thalerhof: dfs habicht, falke rva, focke wulf fw 44 , gotha go 145

of 45 fiat cr.32 procured, 36 still in service in 1938 , after anschluss handed on germany hungarian allies.


the cr20 , cr32 in time modern combat aircraft, obsolete 1938. type designation cr stood caccia (italian: hunt ) , name of technical designer rosatelli. in type designation fiat a120 stands aircraft section of ansaldo company, taken on fiat in 1926.







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