Luftflotte 4 (Air Fleet 4) was one of the primary divisions of the German Luftwaffe in World War II. It was formed on March 18, 1939, from Luftwaffenkommando Österreich in Vienna. The Luftflotte was redesignated on 21 April 1945, to Luftwaffenkommando 4, and became subordinated to Luftflotte 6. It was the Luftflotte 4, that was responsible for the bombing campaign of Stalingrad, where ca. 40,000 civilians died. This Luftwaffe detachment was based in Romania, Bulgaria, Southeast Poland, Hungary, Ukraine and Russian occupied territories, for supporting Axis forces; with command offices in Morczyn, Hungary, during 26 June 1944, Eastern Front. See Organization of the Luftwaffe (1933–1945) for explanation of abbreviations used below. Strategic reconnaissance 2.(F)/11 (Jasionka) 2.(F)/22 (Focşani) 2.(F)/100 (Lublin) Transports (special duties) 14 St./Transportgeschwader 4 (Odessa) I. Fliegerkorps (I. Air Corps) Focşani Strategic reconnaissance 3.(F)/121 (Ziliştea) NSt.1 (Focşani) Tactical reconnaissance Stab/NAGr.1(Chişinău) 2/NAGr.16 (Chişinău) Stab/NAGr.14(Comrat) 1./NAGr.14 (Comrat) 2./NAGr.14 (Bacău) Maritime reconnaissance Stab/FAGr.125(See) (Constanţa) 1.(F)/125 (See) (Varna, Bulgaria) 3.(F)/125 (See) (Mamaia) (Rum)A.St.22/1 (Ciocârlia, Romania) (Rum)101.A.St. (Mamaia) (Bulg)See. A.St.(Varna, Bulgaria) Fighters Stab/JG 52 (Manzar) I./JG 52 (Leipzig, Romania) II./JG 52 (Manzar) III./JG 52 (Roman) 15(Kroat.)/JG 52 (Ziliştea) Land air strike Stab/SG 2 (Huşi) I./SG 2 (Huşi) II./SG 2 (Ziliştea) III./SG 2 (Huşi) II./SG 10 (Culm) 10.(Pz)/SG 2 (Trotuş) 14.(Pz)/SG 2 (Trotuş) Night land attack Stab/NSGr.5 (Manzar) 1./NSGr.5 (Roman) 2./NSGr.5 (Chişinău) 3./NSGr.5 (Chişinău) Bombers (medium) I./KG.4 (Focşani) VIII.Fliegerkorps (VIII Air Corps) Lubien Poland Strategic reconnaissance 2.(F)/11 (Jasionka) 2.(F)/100 (Lubin) Tactical reconnaissance Stab/NAGr.2(Strunybaby) 1./NAGr.2(Strunybaby) 2./NAGr.2(Strunybaby) Land air strike Stab IV(Pz)/SG.9 (Lisiatycze) 12.(Pz)/SG.9 (Strunybaby) 13.(Pz)/SG.9(Lisiatycze) Stab./SG.77 (Jasionka) I./SG.77 (Jasionka) II./SG.77(Lemberg) III./SG.77(Cuniov) 10.(Pz)/SG.77(Starzava) (Ung)S.St. G.102/1(Cuniov) (Ung)(101 C.O.)St. G.101(Borgond-Balaton) Night land attack Stab/NSGr.4 (Hordinia) 1./NSGr.4 (Hordinia) Bombers 14.(Eis.)KG.27 (Krosno) Fliegerführer 102 Ungarn (102 Air Direction in Hungary) Łabunie Tactical reconnaissance (Ung)N.A.St.102/1 (Łabunie) 7./NAGr.32 (Łabunie) Fighters (Ung)J.St.102/1 (Zamość) Bombers (Ung)K.St.102/1 (Klemensova) Rapid bombers (Ung)SK.St.102/1 (Klemensova) Romanien I Fliegerkorps (I Romanian Air Corps) Tecuci Strategic/tactical reconnaissance (Rum)2.(F) A.St. (Iveşti) (Rum)102 A.St. (Vilkov) (Rum)(C.A.1)1A.St.(Bacău) Fighters (Rum)II./JG.3 (Bacău) (Rum)65./J.St. (Bacău) (Rum)66./J.St. (Bacău) (Rum)67./J.St. (Bacău) Stab(Rum) IV.JGr.45 (Ianca) (Rum).45 J.St. (Ianca) (Rum).46 J.St. (Ianca) (Rum).49 J.St. (Ianca) (Rum).IX JGr. (Tecuci) (Rum).47 J.St.(Tecuci) (Rum).48 J.St.(Tecuci) (Rum).56 J.St.(Tecuci) Tactical support (dive bombers) (Rum)StG.3 (Călimănești?) StG is Sturzkampfgeschwader, dive bombers (Rum)StG.4 (Huşi) (Rum)StG.8 (Matca) (Rum)(G.P.)StG.3(Detach) (Odessa) (Rum)(G.P.)StG.3 (Cioara-Dolcești) Bombers (Rum)KG.2 (Țăndărei) (Rum)KG.4 (Țăndărei) (Rum)76 K.St.(Ianca) (Rum)78 K.St.(Ianca) (Rum)V KGr. (Iveşti) (Rum)K.St.1/3 (Ciocârlia) Kom. Gen.d.dtsch. Lw.i. Rum (general in chief of German Air Force in Romania) Bucharest Jagdabschnittsführer Rum. (chief of sector fighters of Romania) Bucharest Fighters