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1. Wiener Neustadt?,e (,, , 4 The following observation .; were made at
Wiener Neustadt airfield between 22 and 20 November 1952:
22November. Aircraft observed at the field between 9 and 11:30 a.m.,P
included 11 twin-jet planes y 1C MiG-15s which were parked near the
road sign on Badener Strasse, and an unidentified number of YiG-15s
in front of the flight control building. The hollow in front of the
pyrotechnic plant could not be cb9erved. There was a 2/10 overcast,
good visibility and no wind until 11 a.m, Then, a light southwesterly
wind arose. After 9 air:., there was air activity by MiG--15s which
circled once over the field after taking off at intervals of 2 to 3
minutes. All of the planes had auxiliary fuel tanks under their wings.
At 10:4C arr.., two MiG--15s took off at short intervals. Thay circled
once over the field: flying side by side and landed almost. simrultaneously,
the second plane slightly echeloned to the rear. After the landing, all
planes taxied to the dispersal area under their own power. According
to local residents, air activity was continued until 2 p.m. yen the
weather became foggy.
24 November. air activity by MiG-15s started
at 8 a.m. The planes always flew in elements of two. They circled over
the field and the town. The weather was suxmy and calm, a.nd there was
a good visibility. At 4 p.:r., three MiG-15s.were towed by weapon carriers
to the edges of the woods near the pyrotechnic plant. No aircraft were
observed in line with the town marker on !3adener .St rasss. No air activity
was perfornmed ? afte ? 5 p.m.
T1G-15s between 8 a. t, and 4 p.m. Only individual flights were observed.
25 Novem e . there was air activity by
26 November. There was no air activity in foggy and rainy weather.
Between 22 and 26 November, no air activity was performed by twin-jet
planes.
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and. 1 single-engine plane with a radial engine and a two-bladed
propeller were parked at the field. There was a 10/1.0 overcast and
a northerly wind at a speed of about l0km/h. After, 10 a.m., the visibi-,
l.ity was good. No air activity was performed., The antenna mast with
a cone-shaped bracing was still located on the western edge of the
field. Two battery carriers', each 1 to 1.2 meters long, about 1 meter
wide and with walls about /.0 cm high, were observed near the battery-
-charging station.. Six AA guns with flash hiders were observed on the
southwestern edge of rho .field. The two wooden garages near the rotor
vehicle park were apparently nea.rin coutp..letion. The%.ere not vat c> ed
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A truck and a tank truck were observed near the western fuel dump. Nei ;her
fuel containers nor gasoline barrels but a dredger and two MiG-1.5s without
25X1 tails were observed at the site of the former fuel dump.
fuel dump had been moved to another site.
Two large crates, each the size ?f a boxcar, with annexes were observed
25X1 in the vicinity of the M.eiG-15s. West of the dismantled .MiG--15 planes
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by to 30 men,, wear, ;.g black-bordered blue epaulets, left the field.
The two trucks with ntxrbers, which were occupied ' by soldiers wearing
25X1 black-bordered blue e_ ulets, twice roved through Bruck Leitha toward
Goetzendorf at about ,loon on 27 ? ovember. 3 True:' driver
wearing black-bordered blue epaulets, left the fiell.
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2. i'arndorf {P 0X,,,77 ,. Between 10:25 a.m, and 3 p.m. on 26 November,
18 !iG-15s and 2 biplanes were parked at Parndorf airfield. No air
activity was observed. There was a 10/10 overcast and a light snow-
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we sour nwe corner o the field.
fell. visibility to 600 to 800 meters. Nine ta=nk trucks,
3. TWO temporary buildings or motor vehicle sheds were under connsstructi'on
near the mot:,r vehicle park. West of the parking site, there were six'
AA guns with flash hiders. Some gasoline barrels were observed near the
fuel dump. J earhy there were two large crates, each about the size of
a boxcar, w'_th small annexes at their wont walls. These annexes were
about as la-ge as a brakeman's cabin.
4. Two batteri s, apparently 12-volt motor vehicle batteriiis filled
with acid, v s re observed near the battery-charging station. Nearby there
was a batter carriage for six batteries with two rubber-tired wheels
and a small ; upportix:g wh al in fro t.- Mntn-r a rued at
the field in::,luded trucks I I, all the
drivers wearing black-bordered blue epaulets, sedan
two trucks left the .field and three true ,
each occupte by abut, 30 men, drivers wearin,~ black-bordered blue
epaulets ~ which left the field. toward Brzu.cko Leitha ;P 49X77) .
5. Between 8:30 a.m. and ?1 p.m. on 28 November. 16 111-G-15s, 2 biplanes
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ere was a bunker with a telephone line. A command truck with a trailer,
1 radio truck with a rod antenna, 5 canvas-covered trucks, and 5 prime
movers were observed s noon tr
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66 Goetzendo ?f k' i 7 Between 8 a.m, and noon on 25 November,
,25X1 46 Pe-2a, 2 Boston A 20 planes, and 3 Aira Cobra F 63 A planes were
parked at the field. There was a 3/10 overcast at an altitude of about
CCC meters fair ather. No air activity was pWrforxced.
25X1 there wes no air activity during the ni=ght .
comman truck., tank rucks, 3 trucks, and a uan-dike truck were
parked ?a flight control station. Thera was vehicular traffic by
25X1 truck I and tank truck both drivers wearing black-
bordere lue e ulet, A sentry wearing black-bordered blue epaulets
25X1 and sedan driver wearing black-bordered blue, epaulets were
observed in ron as the komendatura. Four women wear ins ee
25X1 blue epaulets entered and left the hospital. Trucks
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ivers wearing black--bordered blue epa a s, were parked
in front of the kitchen and the garage.
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`?. Four women and 2 men, all. wearing black-bordered blue epaulets and
25X1 equipped with field telephones were observed near the installation
at the southeastern exit of Parndorf. Motor vehicles parked in the
25X1 motor pool included 4 van-like trucks, . 8 tank trucks, 19 trucks,
3 jeeps, and 1 starter carriage. There was vehicular traffic by tank
trucks both drivers wearing black-bordered
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-shaped bracing. Trucks I and radio truck C
all drivers wearing red-bordered Mack epaulets were observed xrovina
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in irons or tue orricers billets at the southeastern exit of Goetzendorf.
WaellJ_,~ch I.Ln iechtsnp -1 Castle Between 8 a. r. and
2:3C p.m. on l November, source observed t1 gat guards wearing black-
-bordered blue epaulets and red-bordered black epaulets were posted at
Waellisch Hof. The guarded section was occupied by 48 truck including
observed near the rotor vehicles. The other section which u s guarded
by a sentry wearing red-borde lank epaulets was occupied by 15 trucks
. and 4 weapons carriers. Truck II
driver wearing re -,ao e?red black epaulets, moved into the installation..
9. Liechtenstein Castle was guarded by sentries wearing black-bordered blue
epaulets. Sixteen trucks and two radio trucks with cable connections
were parked in the yard. There was no vehicular traffic. Three majors
and two captains, all wearing black-bordered blue epaulets were observed.
17 van-like tricks, including radio trucks and
3 jeeps and. 8 tank trucks
Some soldiers wearing black-bordered blue epaulets were
1. Comment. Fight training with M,G-15s supports the assuz ptiaxa that
a large portion, possibly all pilots of the two fighter regiments in
Wiener Neustadt are in the initial stage of combat traini ;.
2 OC~ma~ent. These crates with annexes at their front sides w aich
are used for the transportation of MiG--15s were previously reported
from mat Germany.
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s. D Comment. i.o conclusions can be drawn from. the inforaration that
two trucks passed through Bruck,/Leitha. it is possible that the trucks
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parades or training activity,,
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