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The Ministry of War, also called the War Ministry, is one of the ten Federal Ministries which comprise the [[Imperial Chancellery]]. It is headed by the War Minister, usually held in tandem with the rank of [[Imperial Armed Forces|Field Marshal]] and coordinates the civil service and administrative aspects of the Armed Forces, including the [[Wehrdienstgerichte|Military Courts]] and Warplanning. | The Ministry of War, also called the War Ministry, is one of the ten Federal Ministries which comprise the [[Imperial Chancellery]]. It is headed by the War Minister, usually held in tandem with the rank of [[Imperial Armed Forces|Field Marshal]] and coordinates the civil service and administrative aspects of the Armed Forces, including the [[Wehrdienstgerichte|Military Courts]] and Warplanning. | ||
The current Minister of War is | The current Minister of War is Manfried von Gottingen. | ||
Revision as of 17:23, 11 April 2024
The Ministry of War, also called the War Ministry, is one of the ten Federal Ministries which comprise the Imperial Chancellery. It is headed by the War Minister, usually held in tandem with the rank of Field Marshal and coordinates the civil service and administrative aspects of the Armed Forces, including the Military Courts and Warplanning.
The current Minister of War is Manfried von Gottingen.
