Bayern mobil addition, there were traffic and weather reports every half hour. At irregular intervals, programmes were organized in which the listeners could request music titles by telephone or e-mail. Announcements of these broadcasts could be read in the "radiotext" and were read out in the weather and traffic block. With "I Believe" by Joana Zimmer, the last title was played on "Bayern mobil" at 8 a.m. on September 1, 2008. At 8 o'clock Bayern plus took over all frequencies of the program. Bayern mobil Bayern mobil was a German, public radio station owned and operated by the Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR) which
Germany–Kurdistan Region relations missiles, 30 rocket launchers, panzerfaust rockets, G-3 and G-36 assault rifles and ammunition. From April to May 2015, five planeloads of military aid was dispatched for Kurdistan Region. In October 2015, Defece Minister von der Leyen stated that 4,700 Kurdish soldiers had been trained. In January 2016, Germany opened a training base in Erbil to train more Kurdish soldiers. In August 2016, the German government mulled to send more military aid to Kurdistan Region, as a spokesperson from the German defense ministry stated that 70 tonnes of weapons had already been sent. The shipment was received by Kurdish authorities in