Lüsse was located in East Germany. The field was a Soviet reserve airfield, reported to be used by helicopters. In addition, glider pilots were once observed.
Situation
Lüsse airfield on a US map from 1969
Source: Earth Sciences and Map Library, University of California, Berkeley
Runways
09/27: 3000 m Grass
The grass was mowed by the local Agricultural Production Cooperative (LPG).
Today
Use
General aviation (EDOJ).
Overview
Belzig and Lüsse airfield east of it on a US satellite picture from Thursday 06 February 1969 - The landscape is mostly snow-covered, but the airfield (1) is free. Other places: Baitz, Kuhlowitz, Mörz, Neschholz, Preußnitz, Schwanebeck.
Source: U.S. Geological Survey
The airfield
Source: U.S. Geological Survey
Satellite image from Saturday 02 August 1969 - Some clouds are obstructing the view.