OHLAU-MAERZDORF AIRFIELD

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CIA-RDP82-00457R010900180008-8
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RIPPUB
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S
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1
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December 19, 2016
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March 3, 2006
Sequence Number: 
8
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Publication Date: 
February 14, 1952
Content Type: 
REPORT
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~.~?? _REPORT TOPIC.:__ Ohl.a 2;I3orzdorf Airfield EVALUATI O Nm.._._ 5 1- DATE OF CONTENT DATE OBTAINED.] iz 1O D1310OO8-8 iL, L__.-DATE PREPARED- February 1952 REFERENCES... PAGES-... ENCLOSURES (NO. & TYPE) REMARKS....,,u.-_. . _...,..~.~~_~_. INED ApproadFl1.20DF10!+i .v, About 2 p,m, on 17 July 1:%51,, source observed Oh1au aerzdorf (P si/c 60) airf=eld 25X1 from tie I'.reslau-I3x?ieg (P /iI 39) road, Ho construction or inprover Tit work was observed in progress at fir in the vicinity of the fields The landin, field was abor 1,500 araotcro from southeast to northhvest and about 1,00 meter., frara northeast to southwe t, the entire f.'.eld area was covered with grass. it was being plowed by two tractors, operated ':ay aoviet soldiers. A third tractor sacred sass', The field was no?;, provided with a rmiway or a spur track, 2. Two hangars, about 3 !60 rasters, with .gray coating were located on the eastern edge o. tt:.e fields hangars were connected by a concrete taxiway, several ureplas':e, ed low brici,. buildings; each about ]flK30 notars,, were in the southern section o the field., However, no Soviet soldiers were observed in the vieirrittyr,, No other i ui.ldirrgs uitabla for workshops or storage f a cilitic s were observed, The bu .:.dings, cows: trtzcted by the uerinris, were destroyed during the rrar, The eastern entrance to the field was guarded by Joviot Air Force soldiers, 3 Two biplanes were parked near a nan sr~ Nine additional biplanes were parked and 25X1 fastened by ro xe in the southeastern corner of ho field. No flying w s o crvocL, activity was never observec, at u i,3- field during t o Iflyiaa Thr. ee ]ark , oJ.d and. unplastorod buildings wore observed on d side street of the Bresla':-Oh .u 'righcray at the nortlmrostern perimeter of Ohlau. she buildings, which were fcrrno:'ly used as a school or for ad anistrativc purposos, acre occupied to capacity by S.rviet air force officers and LIO Optaasite these boil din s were about five sr.-aall hcusos which were occupied by boviet dependents? ih: r, was by a barrier at which 5ovie.t Air . ? the tI'erit craw blocked orc~. soldiers were posteda 2bx1 I I Cow -x)Ut,, This report con-Lains the first data on. the present status of Ohlau .eldo It ndicater that tl ao poi sibls o sou tiQn b f1e-La has not been improved for a I y jet llanost, However, the inprovenent of the grass cover and the presence of 6oviet Air 1 orce sentries indicates that the field may be reoccupied,. Althou;:a 1 fighter regiraent was previously believed to he stationer a it must e assumed from the present report -that. no fighter rc,.m= , , I at` the field there i-i the sun iaer of 1251, The observation of biplanes and - ynt as , force son i er billeted is Ohlau indicate the occupation of the field by a training nitro soldd ,~ unit o CLASSIFICATION CONFIDENTIAL :~T./C0N`TROi,JU OFFTCTATc; nrrrv Approved For Release 2006/03/1 25X1 it MI In CIsw ID Dekn114t Ofait. tt etf T s ?D 25X1 1kA0il--gp 109 0008-8