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which ran along the western side of the airfield, and was clearly visible from RAF Gatow's control tower. The Berlin Wall section opposite Gatow was not in fact a wall, but a wire fence. East
Germany claimed that this was a "military courtesy", but nobody at RAF Gatow believed this, thinking that it
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The airfield was kept operational for a very short time, and then closed to air traffic in 1995. The western end of the two runways was later removed to make way for housing, leaving only the eastern portions, cut mid-field on a diagonal line. The remaining portions are used for the outdoor aircraft
1182:. His aircraft, registration DDR-WOH, was dismantled and returned to the East Germans (by road) by RAF station flight personnel, complete with humorous slogans painted on by RAF airmen such as "Wish you were here", "Come back soon". DDR-WOH is still flying today, but since 1991 under registration
798:. By mid-December, the RAF had landed 100,000 tons of supplies. In April 1949, commercial airline companies involved in the airlift were formed into a Civil Airlift Division (co-ordinated by British European Airways) to operate under RAF control. Apart from BEA itself, these included a number of
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was killed in the accident as well. The subsequent investigation established the Soviet fighter pilot's action, which contravened all accepted rules of flying and the quadripartite flying rules to which Soviet authorities were parties, as the cause of the
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in the area at that time. As a result of the collision, the Viking spiralled out of control and crashed 1.9 miles from the airport on East German territory with the loss of all 14 lives (four crew, ten passengers) on board the aircraft. The Soviet fighter
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is partially set in RAF Gatow at the time of the Berlin
Airlift, and is notable for its accurate descriptions of the Station, including corridors and rooms within it. Some of the descriptions were still accurate some 40 years after the book's publication.
818:. By mid-April, the combined airlift of all nations' operations managed to make 1,398 flights in 24 hours, carrying 12,940 tons (13,160 t) of goods, coal and machinery, beating their record of 8,246 (8,385 t) set only days earlier.
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In the 1950s the base was also an important centre for intelligence gathering by Royal Air Force
Linguists monitoring on a 24/7 basis Soviet air traffic broadcasts from its bases all over Eastern Europe.
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was allocated the task of attacking and occupying RAF Gatow. The invasion plans were continually updated, even in 1990 when it was clear that East
Germany would soon cease to exist.
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control of the station on 18 June 1994. The
Station Flight and its two Chipmunk T.10s was disbanded on 30 June 1994. The station was handed back to the
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Alliierten Museum (The Allied Museum) - museum of the history of western forces in Berlin and
Germany from 1945 to 1994 (in German, English and French)
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Airport Company - Airline Portrait - British Airways, February 1975 Monthly Timetable Booklet for Berlin Tempelhof and Berlin Tegel Airports
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Clues to the airfield's original use survive in the barrack block accommodation, each block of which was named after a famous German airman of the
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On 24 June 1979 an East German glider landed at RAF Gatow, its pilot seeking political asylum. The glider was handed back to East
Germany at the
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David Evans, an
Australian airlift veteran. As only British, French and American aircraft were allowed under international law to fly inside the
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British Garrison Berlin 1945 - 1994: nowhere to go ... a pictorial historiography of the British Military occupation / presence in Berlin
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British Army of the Rhine & Royal Air Force (Germany): Organisation and Stationing of the British Armed Forces in Germany in 1989
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Kevin Wright and Peter Jefferies "Looking down the corridors-Allied aerial espionage over East Germany and Berlin 1945–1990",2015,
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operating that day's scheduled flight from Northolt via Hamburg to Berlin collided during its approach to RAF Gatow head-on with a
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were used to fly supplies into Gatow. By 18 July 1948, the RAF was flying 995 tons of supplies per day into the airfield.
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four days later. The flying control surface lock for the rudder bore the message "remove before the next escape".
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operations were concentrated from then on. Gatow's non-military use after 1950 included several official visits by
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Alliierte in Berlin 1945–1994. Ein Handbuch zur Geschichte der militärischen Präsenz der Westmächte
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was instead intended to make a military invasion easier. This surmise was confirmed after the
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freighter (registration: G-AHFI) crashed on approach to RAF Gatow, as a result of losing its
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West Alliierte in Berlin e.V. website run by former RAF Gatow civilian employees and others
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ASN Aircraft accident description Vickers 610 Viking 1B G-AIVP — RAF Gatow, Berlin, Germany
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BRIXMIS in the 1980s: The Cold War's 'Great Game', by Major General Peter Williams CMG OBE
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British United BAC One-Eleven 201AC G-ASJG at Berlin Gatow during October 1967 (picture)
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Court Line BAC One-Eleven 518FG G-AXMJ at Berlin Gatow on 11 September 1973 (picture)
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Luftwaffenmuseum der Bundeswehr - The Luftwaffe Museum's official website in English
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The history of Gatow Airfield in German - a project of the Hans-Carossa-Gymnasium
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Britannia Airways Boeing 737-204 G-AVRO at Berlin Gatow on 10 June 1969 (picture)
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AH.1 helicopters. A Signals Unit (26SU) was also based at RAF Gatow and on the
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Autair BAC One-Eleven 416EK G-AWBL at Berlin Gatow on 10 June 1968 (picture)
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Article on East German plans for the invasion and occupation of West Berlin
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being based at the station initially flying four Westland Sioux (UK-built
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invasion plans for West Berlin, codenamed "Operation CENTRE" were found.
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Brace by Wire to Fly-By-Wire – 80 Years of the Royal Air Force 1918–1998
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Current use by the German Air Force and the Hans-Carossa-Gymnasium
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to his only child. Barrow went on to be instrumental in achieving
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to RAF Gatow in commemoration of its role. Its aircrew included
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Gatow Airfield in the 1980s, photographs of Marco Criscoulo
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on 2 July 1945 at 11.55 hours. Initially, Gatow was called
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Jeschonnek, Friedrich, Riedel, Dieter and Durie, William
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less than a mile away from RAF Gatow. The pilot survived.
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In November 1948, the latest RAF transport aircraft, the
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1612:"The end of the Boat in BOAC service – Aquila Airways".
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A Bridge Yesterday – The Story of Royal Air Force Gatow
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Their website was reported dark on 21 April 2014. RIP.
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brothers Lothar und Dieter Weber defected by flying a
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military communications over East Germany and Poland.
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all flew supplies into RAF Gatow during the Airlift.
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Military units and formations disestablished in 1994
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Below is the RAF's garrison of the station in 1989:
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2065:Photographs of aircraft at Gatow from 1965 onwards
1699:Berlin im Kalten Krieg: Schauplätze und Ereignisse
719:and various British civil aviation companies, the
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1067:at Gatow, WG486 is still in RAF service with the
473:on 15 January 1940. Its satellite airfields were
465:. The initial personnel came partially from the
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1425:BEA Vickers 610 Viking 1B (registration: G-AIVP)
1021:The British Commander-in-Chief's Mission to the
937:in 1951, where most of West Berlin's commercial
758:ZD215. The Dakota is still at Gatow, inside the
1938:Volume 45 Issue 36 (Berlin, 16 September 1994)
1536:"Germany Opens School to Train Flyers for War"
1416:(piloted by W/O Angus Mackay) crash landed at
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852:river. On 6 July 1948, the RAF began using 10
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1311:RAF Provost & Security Services (Germany)
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525:, the airfield was occupied by the advancing
500:(1945–1994) included light bulbs in the main
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1048:military airfields and other installations.
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1061:in Berlin. It is currently on loan to the
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59:The main gate of RAF Gatow in August 1983.
1968:The Last Mission: Behind the Iron Curtain
1748:"SpĂĽrpanzer zu Kunstobjekten, 10.04.2007"
508:UK Royal Air Force and Army Air Corps use
3058:Training establishments of the Luftwaffe
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1399:(Military History Research Institute).
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2184:The Hans-Carossa-Gymnasium (in German)
1954:Berlin and the British Ally, 1945-1990
1941:Best, Peter B. & Gerlof, Andreas,
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1335:LuftwaffenunterstĂĽtzungskompanie Gatow
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607:for short. The Station was given the
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2520:List of equipment of the RAF Regiment
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1949:) (Kai Homilius Verlag, Berlin, 1998)
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3018:Buildings and structures in Spandau
2919:Inspector of the Joint Support Base
2421:Princess Mary's RAF Nursing Service
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1952:Corbett, Major-General Sir Robert,
1726:. Midland Publishing. p. 148.
1724:Royal Air Force: Germany Since 1945
1534:Schultz, Sigrid (2 November 1935).
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389:de Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunks
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2075:British Berlin Airlift Association
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1806:. Alterfritz. 2018. Archived from
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1136:Gesellschaft fĂĽr Sport und Technik
1118:Escapes to Gatow from East Germany
1110:Cheltenham tasked with monitoring
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628:British occupation zone in Germany
617:A bridge yesterday, a bridge today
453:as a staff and technical college,
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328:Luftwaffe airfield opened by
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1934:HQ Berlin Infantry Brigade,
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733:Royal New Zealand Air Force
588:aircraft was by Avro Anson
426:Federal Republic of Germany
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2899:Inspector of the Air Force
2602:Warrant Officer of the RAF
2297:Operational Training units
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644:Prime Minister of Barbados
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680:Berlin Airlift, 1948–1949
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