Military Airfield Directory

Explore historical airfields.

Between 1945 and 1990, there were more than 2000 small and large airfields and helipads in Germany alone, most of which have disappeared today. Mil-airfields.de has made it its task of documenting these aerodromes. A mammoth project that is still a long way from being completed. Although it is rather a continuous process, a lot of material has been gathered since the start of mil-airfields.de in 2000 and can be accessed here - also on related topics. And not only for Germany, but also for other European countries.

Countries

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Austria

Belgium

Croatia

Czech Republic

Denmark

Estonia

Finland

France

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Hungary

Iceland

Ireland

Italy

Latvia

Lithuania

Netherlands

Norway

Poland

Portugal

Slovakia

Slovenia

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

United Kingdom

Topics

* German Language only

Proposed

Hohn Air Base, Germany

Berlin-Schönefeld Airport, Germany

Rokycany Airfield, Czech Republic

Oberschleißheim Airfield, Germany

Historical approach charts - Poland

Altfriedland Highway Strip

Ljubljana Brnik Airport, Slovenia

RAF Wildenrath, Germany

Bronkow Airfield, Germany

Großenhain Air Base (Germany)

Keila Joa Missile Site (Estonia)

Wiesbaden Air Base, Army Airfield, Germany

Dobřany Líně Air Base, Czech Republic

Přílezy Airfield, Czech Republic

Dresden-Heller Soviet Heliport (Germany)

Map

Find airfields in your area with the Germany map.

Radio beacons

Information about historical radio beacons in Europe

Historical approach charts

Soviet IFF systems

Directory of East German field manuals

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