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SS Führungshauptamt
The SS-Führungshauptamt ((英語:SS Leadership Main Office)) (SS-FHA) was the operational headquarters of the SS.
It was responsible for the administration of Officer Schools (''Junkerschulen''), Medical services, logistics, and rates of pay. It was also the administrative and operational headquarters for the Waffen-SS that was responsible for its organisation and equipment and Order of battle of SS combat units.
==Formation==
The ''SS-Führungshauptamt'', which was under the direct command of ''Reichsführer-SS'' Heinrich Himmler, was formed in 1940 from some of the departments of the ''SS-Hauptamt'' and the ''Allgemeine SS''. Its main duty was the operational control of the Waffen-SS developing general policy on recruiting and handling special personnel requirements. By 1942, recruitment by the ''Allgemeine SS'' had almost ceased as a result of World War II, meaning local units were responsible for maintaining their own staffing levels.
The SS-FHA had priority over all other branches of the Armed Forces in selection of recruits. Likewise, to meet the casualty rates and expansion of Waffen-SS field divisions, service in the Waffen-SS was made compulsory for all members of the ''Allgemeine-SS'' in 1941. The SS-FHA also accepted personnel who requested voluntary transfer to the Waffen-SS after being inducted into any another branch of the military of Nazi Germany; this later included members of the Hitler Youth. When Himmler stepped down as SS-FHA chief in 1943, SS-''Obergruppenführer'' Hans Jüttner managed the department till the end of the war.
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