DOEBERITZ AIRFIELD

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R007200840008-9
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 10, 2009
• Sequence Number: 8
• Publication Date: March 2, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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COUNTR. REPORT
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The Doeberitz (N 53/Z 6;) airfield :7as observed from its northern
and western edges bet en 10j45 a.m. and 12:45 .3.m, on 11 February
1951. The weather was hazy. About 40 single--en4;isne, low-wing mono-
planes with in-line engines) a weapon in the cockxit which pointed
upward and to the rear) and an antenna rod on top of the frost section
of the cabin were seen. ;;n antenna loci. from the rod to the upper edge
of the rudder aspen ly. (1) About 5 or 6 single-engine, low-wing mono-
planes of the sanw t7 wore dispersed separately in the northeastern
section of the; field.
?..bout 20 to 25 s? n?le-engine, low-owing monoplanes, apparently of the
same tj, were parked in the southern section of the field, in front of
the hangars. (1) All of these planes and those on the northern edge of
the field were covered with tarpaulins. There was no flying.
,I new radio installation with four r sts was recently erected on the
northern edge of the field, near the entrance to the field. The masts,
about 4 to ; meters hiryh, were braced on all sides. A trailer, about 25X1
1.3 meters high, was in the cantor of the square of masts. There was no
wire connected between the trailer and the mists. (3)
Jeep and trucks were seen entering and 25X1
leaving ne arracks north of the field which were occupied by soviet
Air Force troops. At about 11 a.m., six air force soldiers, apparently
the relief sentries, marched out of the barracks toward the landing field
The high lookout post on the northern edge of the field was occupied by
one sentry.
5. Three new lights were seen on the western edge of the field. (4) The old
lighting facilities were still in poor condition. There was no activity
on the field except for a -tractor towing three rollers to smooth the
landing field,
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UI Comments,
T and number of aircraft indicate that the occupation of
the airfield has not changed. l rro ground attack regiments,, equipped
with IL-10s, are believed to be stationed in Doeberitz.
the occupation previously reported at the air-
field. One of the two ground attack regiments has leading edges
of the rudder assembly and the other regiment has trailing edges
of the rudder assembly.
The radio installation is provably an Adcock DF station. A DF' located
on the western edge of the land f' e d :,as d' a in December
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