NEUBRANDENBURG-TROLLENHAGEN AIRFIELD

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R008200200011-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 7, 2003
• Sequence Number: 11
• Publication Date: July 5, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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L On 18 1.1ay 1951, there was no fl:yt.ng at Neubrande~n.~aFarg Tho1Ionnn,?,en airf eld
A captain, a senior lieutenant, three lieutenantss end 1. w_ of the Soviet
Air x`rrce a ri ved at the railroad station at 9 a.-m,, or a train coming: from
Rostock. The Soviets were picked tip and. treasD ,r . d t 25X1
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2. On 22 PNay3 there was no flying because of ratay weather:, ' ievo 11111iC-]_! s
were parked on the southwestern edge of the fio1d:, (1) 3oidiers were being
giver. infantry training at the edge of the woods.
3. Between .9 a.m, and 2 p.m, on. 2)4 Nay, 11 1.7:iG-15s were see, on the r?u.unway.
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10>15 a. m., at intervals of four seconds and headed north, (2) The planes
landed individually at 10:35 a.rrm Then the e:Lr?craft were refueled. At
1:30 p.rnQ: ook off a~7ain. About 100 air force men were
drilling at e _:~e .c
. The field was observed from its northern edge between .9 a.m,, ami 3 a,axac, oil
25 Clay. Fifteen :'11iiG-i5s, 19 trucks, 5 jeeps, 2 tar_k trecks, 2 ah7zl znc~ s,;
end 1 passenger car were parked in the southwestern corner of the fio?d,;
A. total of 200 to 250 soldiers es seen on the land- n7 field? At 11 a,-rio
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four MG-15s
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took off in elements of two at 11:10 a.m. The aircraft landed at 31.2:15 p,:.m.:
and at 12 di.0 pE,rn respectively. Another 'air-..l rich had not re en observed
taking off y landed at the field at 12:L.5 n,mi" 25X1
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two r a to :M,` ions previous yl observed east and woot of the f .old were
still there,, They were occupied luring flying
On 1 June, a resident from Trolleahagen said that the swept-h4 c'k jet
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l hich were stationed at the field repeatedly prae ticod .7ir:inn a-!',- a flab and
sodded area 5 k,m north of Troll?Dha en, 2 lan east of Nedde,,min. also sai
that the contours of four t :b-i- ;i ne bombers were cut into the grasp cover
and attacks wer. e made from aircra:"t .flying at a lcrr hove.
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6 ~ s On r' June 12 ? 1 i G 1 s were seat. at the field aix
practiced flying in good
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weather, There was intensiio avtivity in the lb asks ins'taalln:'ens
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Between 2 and 3:30 pomc on 9 June:, it was observed, -fr'om a distance
of about 800 meters that about eight to t^n IliG-l5s were parked
in one row on the eastern edge of the field, 11ore planes vv12:I.ch
also seemod to be because of their high ru lder assemblies
and the light paint, ~wwere parked in front w.' the hangar s ,, .1i b f-,
plane continually circled over -the. field in good wentth r., Two
jet bombers larded at the field.,, II The total number of air-
craft observed. was estinated at 25t.
On 11 June, no flights were made, It was rairiing, On 12 J1,e<
there was intensive flying by 6 sr;e pt -back jot - i ;'xter's and. 2'
biplanes,. J. arty take-offs were counted 'L d' 'iin six hours ifo
construction was heirs- done at the f 1d
90 The spur track appeared to be unused bec aae the rails were rusty-.,
Several radio ins sa? laU uns were looted at the field. A rad-J_o
installation with f our nests and a tent in i .-ae Y tidd'!_e was about
150 meters south.-southeast of Troll enhagen3 (1.~) A searchlight was
situated north of this installation. Two soldiers were seen in a
dug-out at the eastern extension of the ryunvaym ji ray", of
lights be. -an at this dug-out and extended toward t e east to a:
mast about 8 to 10 meters hi h0 A'=nother? radio mast about .1,3 me er
high was seen on the western edge of Tfoui.sr ft1 of , (`) A telephone
line,. supported by 2 .aeter poles, extended from this mast to the
airfield via the other radio anst.ilation a;:ac, the c;ig-ct~t.,
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(I . The airfield is occupied by one fiClate
of "11-WI-15s assigned to this re ;wry ent is not knoxrx a Accord'
previous of reports, at least 25 ,ii(G-? .js are stationed thf'i e;;;
(4) This is an Adcock D : to tion0
(5) Two landing beacons are located east. of the ] md.ing field in Cie
extension of the Pwnia r.a
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