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Gifhorn airfield, 1945

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19th April 2010, 20:25

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Re: Gifhorn airfield, 1945

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Originally Posted by Dénes Bernád

Which Luftwaffe training unit(s) stationed on Gifhorn airfield, in the Spring of 1945? It seems, lots of '109s of various types (including 'Emils'!) were captured there by US troops.

Was it in the American zone? If so, it looks like it must have been right on the British-US forces' boundary.

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