Schule Informationstechnik der Bundeswehr

The Schule Informationstechnik der Bundeswehr is a German armed forces training facility in Feldafing that specializes in information technology and communication systems. The grounds contain classroom buildings, administrative structures, and technical facilities designed for training military personnel in modern digital systems.

The facility was founded in 1956 after Germany rebuilt its military and faced modern technological demands. It evolved into a central training hub for digital skills as computer technology and telecommunications became increasingly vital to military operations.

The school's name reflects its focus on a modern field essential to military operations. It sits in an area recognized for technical training and shows how military institutions have engaged with digital advancement.

The grounds are a military facility and therefore not freely accessible to the public. Visitors can view the building from outside along public paths and appreciate its architectural features when visiting the area.

The building itself holds protected monument status, meaning its original architectural features must be preserved. This designation shows how Germany values the blend of military history and architectural heritage.

Location: Feldafing

Inception: June 24, 1956

Address: Tutzinger Straße 46

Website: https://bundeswehr.de/de/organisation/cyber-und-informationsraum/kommando-und-organisation-cir/kommando-cyber-und-informationsraum/ausbildungszentrum-cyber-und-informationsraum

GPS coordinates: 47.93613,11.29398

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:44