STATE SECRETARY FOR THE RUSSIAN PROTECTOR IN THINGS AND IN MORAVA, PRAGUE, inv. 362, sig. 109-4/107

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10 The formation of the Aius army was immediately established after the formation of troops and troops. Ererzier- und Marschausbiidung began on full-day ground service and furning in regular gymnastic evenings. In the spring of 1939, two men were sent to the SA-Gruppeschule Hirschberg am See, where they both demarcated the SA Wehrabzeichen and obtained the training qualification for military training. Thus the first condition for military education was created in the storm. When during the campaign to Poland increased readiness was demanded also in Prague, the Nazi flying corps placed guards in several large-scale enterprises in Prague as d d e d d d the storm at the richly open gate runs on the Mückenberg and the relay runs in Adolfsgrün in the Erzgebirge. In the summer of 1939 a storm-owned pilot camp was held in Rannay, the course of which was a complete success. Jnsgefamt was launched 100b times and 30 glide and gliding tests were taken. The management of this first storm-own camp was in the hands of the flight instructor Dr. Bodenberger and the workshop manager Gauck, who profited from their years of experience there. The autumn brought new work. Thus, the establishment of a new workshop in Ka-stullusgasse was started, which has now been completed. Aircraft construction could already be started before Dstern. This goes hand in hand with the design of the new department in the same house, which corresponds to the ever-increasing tasks. At the beginning of May, not only will the Office and Bibliothet be accommodated there, but also all troops and crowds will have their common meeting place for service and appeals. The storm took part in all public events of the party and the festival days of the Germans mediated a narrower susam of all the people, who are often very scattered in Prague and Limgebung. Also with Prague itself the glider flight operation was started. Neither cold nor snow hindered the men of the Prague storm to take off their school plane to ever-increasing flights.