DOEBERITZ AIRFIELD

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CIA-RDP82-00457R006900670004-3
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RIPPUB
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S
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2
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December 15, 2016
Document Release Date: 
June 11, 2003
Sequence Number: 
4
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Publication Date: 
January 24, 1951
Content Type: 
REPORT
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Approved For Release 2003/08/06 CIA-RDP_82-Q0457R0069006gf14-3 71 CLASSIFICATION COUNTRY Gerriany LaAe-: - z, o n Q TOPIC Doeberitz, Piz field DATE OF CONTENT 7 October and 17 and 26 Decambor 1 PAGES 2 ENCLOSURES (NO. & TYPE) 1 REMARKS sketch on ditto 25X1 A Soviet ,1,ir Force lieutenant de,:rocited a trunk at a as c control room on 7 October 1950, ~ a the following day the trunk was picked up t?i an air force sergeant, On 9 October the lieutenant appeared again and demanded his trunk, The incident was reported to the VP transportation unit for further invest? ? ' n? The VP tranc,ortation unit had the }ieut nantgs station as :;lsthal 25X1 (II 3/Z 65),,.l 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 2. On 17 December, about Ito sin"le-engines ground-attack aircraft with in- line engines,. =ton= rod foriard of cockpit, and a directional loop antenna on the fuselage just forward of the rudder assembly., were parked on the northern edge of the field. About ten planes of the same type were on the southern edge0IAll aircraft were covered with tarpaulins. The planes on the northern ge of the field had,. as far as discernible, rudder assemblies with red leading edgeso=.lore aircraft were probably 25X1 parked in the closed hangars. 3. There was no flying on 17 December, Four railroad cars loaded with bri- quettes were standing on the spur track. Soldiers wearing red bordered black epaulets loaded the briquettes on trucks 25X1 Ise A radio installation with four masts which were about 6 asters high was being erected near the landing field, just west of the railroad line, Between the masts was a box like tent with a rod antenna about 2 meters long on top. OSevoral soldiers vre working on the radio installation .ch apparently was still under construction. 5. About 40 to >0 single-engjno, ground attack aircraft were parked on the northern edge of the field on 26 December. All planes had rudder assemblies with red leading edges, and a directional loop antenna on the fuselage. Some planes had no vertical slit in the back of the canopy so that the weapon and the canopy apparently moved together. Five aircraft of the sate type practiced flying, Vie sky was overcast with a cloud base of about r" and ver? ^ood visibility 25X1 F 7 CI_ASSf IGAT1ON SEOR:T 25X1 Approved For Release 2003/08/06: CIA-RDP8f-00457R006900670004-3 Approved For Release 2003/08/06 : CIA-RDP82-00457R006900670004-3 25X1 5ECR.,T, S I I About ten sin`; le-engine, ground attack aircraft were pare in a southern section of the field. 6. A rod antenna about 5 or 6 meters high was located at the take-off point,, The base of the antenna was about the size of a stool. The radio installa- tion with four masts, previously located west of the landing field, was removed and could not be seen in the vicinity of the field3 (5) 25X1 25X1 7. d no true entered the field, and trucks 25X1 titer,, o g loaded with briquettes by so fors who tore red- bordered black epaulets. 25X1 8. From a distance, I single-engine, ground attack aircraft ing over :rommen (N 53/Z 57). Some of the planes flew very low, others just under the clouds. Smoke was often seen billowing up on the horizon when low-level circles were made. (6) C araments (2) he num r ancl o aircraft indicate that the occupation of the fie has not changed. Two ground attack re,i-nents are believed to be stationed in Doebe .? tz. (3) (4) (5) For location o r zo ns a a on, see ems, 25X1 increased co-operation between ground a c c re taen s a ions. This indicates that the aircraft are transmitted course and position data from DF stations. The removal of an Adcock DF mentioned in paragraph 6 is reported for the first time. (6) A firing and bombing range is located near Kremmen. It is used mainly by ground attack and bomber units. ll A 1 - sketch on ditto, 25X1 25X1 Approved For Release 2003/08/06 : CIA-RDP82-00457R006900670004-3