Summary
Germany’s Bundeswehr will establish a new homeland security land forces division by April, tasked with protecting critical infrastructure and military facilities.
This move aligns with the Osnabrück Decree to bolster defense capabilities amid concerns over Russian aggression following the Ukraine invasion.
The 6,000-strong unit will guard ports, pipelines, and digital infrastructure, preparing Germany for potential conflicts while its army operates under NATO command.
They need a catchy name for it, something like Security Squadron.
Digital infrastructure?
I want to see a dozen soldiers sitting in our parliament, protecting a fax machine because that’s basically all digital infrastructure they have.
a fax machine because that’s basically all digital infrastructure they have.
The fax machine has jammed, germany must fall…
Heimatsicherheitslandstreitkräfteeinheit?
Heimatsicherheitsinlandstreitkräfteeinheit
Gesundheit
Räusperhustenlautnachahmungsversuch
I wish DACH* speakers will use camelCase for nouns.
heimatSicherHeitsinLandStreitKräfteEinheit
I think?
Heitsin is a fun word. Although I’d spell it “Heizen” instead.
I wish anglophones wouldn’t waste precious space between the individual parts of their words.
heimatSicherheitsInlandStreitkräfteEinheit
One might argue in favour of StreitKräfte.
homeSecurityDomesticArmedForcesUnit
Edit: ah, too slow.
close:
“in” and “heit” are not nouns (Inland, Sicherheit) and nouns start uppercase.
HeimatSicherheitsInlandStreitKräfteEinheit
Also: I wish other languages would start their nouns in uppercase as it helps a lot in comprehending text.
