Structure
- Objektschutzregiment der Luftwaffe
- I. Bn Objektschutzregiment der Luftwaffe (Force Protection: Active)
- HQ I./Objektschutzregiment
- 1. Sqn (Force Protection, Sniper)
- 2. Sqn (Force Protection)
- 3. Sqn (Force Protection)
- 4. Sqn (Air Defence)
- II. Bn Objektschutzregiment der Luftwaffe (Force Protectiont: Active)
- HQ II./Objektschutzregiment
- 5. Sqn (Force Protection, Sniper)
- 6. Sqn (Force Protection)
- 7. Sqn (Force Protection)
- Feldnachrichtenkräfte Luftwaffe (HUMINT)
- III. Bn Objektschutzregiment der Luftwaffe (Force Protection: Passive)
- HQ III./Objektschutzregiment
- 8. Sqn (NBC Defence)
- 9. Sqn (Fire Fighting)
- 10. Sqn (EOD)
- 11. Sqn (Combat Engineers)
- 12. Sqn (Combat Engineers Training)
- IV. Bn Objektschutzregiment der Luftwaffe (Reserve)
- Force Protection Squadron
- Force Protection Squadron
- Force Protection Squadron
- Force Protection Squadron
- Combat Engineer Platoon
- Combat Engineer Platoon
- NBC Defence Platoon
- I. Bn Objektschutzregiment der Luftwaffe (Force Protection: Active)
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