Cold War Germany Phase 1 Airfields and Bases

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Phase 1 Military and Civilian airfields:

•  Allstedt
• Alt Daber
• Altes Lager
• Barth
• Bindersleben
• Bitburg
• Bremen
• Briest
• Buchel
• Celle
• Cochstedt
• Damgarten
• Dessau
• Fassberg
• Finow
• Frankfurt
• Fritzlar
• Garza
• Gatow
• Giebelstadt
• Gross Dolln
• Gross Mohrdorf
• Gutersloh
• Hahn
• Haina
• Hamburg
• Hamburg Finkenwerder
• Hannover
• Hildesheim
• Holzdorf
• Kothen
• Laage
• Larz
• Leipzig Halle
• Leipzig Mockau
• Lubeck
• Mendig
• Merseburg
• Neubrandenburg
• Neuruppin
• Obermehler Schlotheim
• Parchim
• Peenemunde
• Pferdsfeld
• Rammstein
• Schonefeld
• Sembach
• Spangdahlem
• Sperenberg
• Stendal
• Tegel
• Tempelhof
• Tutor
• Werneuchen
• Wiesbaden
• Wolfsburg
• Wunstorf
• Zerbst
• Zweibrucken

 

Helicopter bases:

• Fulda
• Schweinfurt
• Bückeburg
• Malwinkel

 

Airfields for small aircraft:

• Bad Durkheim
• Bienenfarm
• Dedelow
• Gardelegen
• Gelnhausen
• Glindbruchkippe
• Grosse Wiese
• Hasselfelde
• Herrenteich
• Hockenheim
• Kammermark
• Langenselbold
• Luneburg
• Northeim
• Ober-Morlen
• Pinnow
• Pottschutthohe
• Rintein
• Uelzen
• Uetersen
• Ummern
• Verden-Scharnhorst
• Waldorf
• Waren Vielist
• Weser Wumme
• Wismar
• Worms

Bases:

• There are 12 military tank ranges with helicopter pads on the map. Of these, four are unique: Bergen-Hohne, Baumholder, Magdeburg, and Ordurf..
•  There are 55 military personnel with helicopter pads on the map, including GSVG Headquarters.
•  There are 10 radar stations with helicopter pads on the map. Of these, two are unique Grober Feldberg and Brocken Station.

Once Phase 1 is complete, a list of airfields, helicopter bases, and other POIs for Phase 2 will be provided.