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- Bückeburg_Air_Base abstract "Bückeburg Air Base (German: Heeresflugplatz Bückeburg, ICAO: ETHB) is located northeast of the city of Bückeburg, Lower Saxony, Germany.The airfield was built in 1946 as a RAF Station, RAF Bückeburg, serving the headquarters of the Royal Air Force Germany in Bad Eilsen. It complemented the nearby headquarters of the British Army of the Rhine in Bad Oeynhausen. During the Berlin Airlift it was one of the numerous air fields from where supply flights to Berlin were carried out. After the building of the British Forces' Joint Headquarters (JHQ) at Rheindahlen in 1954, the RAF closed the airfield at the end of the 1950s.With the foundation of the Bundeswehr in 1955, a decision was made that every branch of the Bundeswehr should have their own helicopter units, operating within the framework of the tasks designated to each branch of the armed forces. Thus, the German Army Aviation Corps was founded. The first training school, of this newly established branch of the German Army, the School of Army Aviation, was established in 1959 in Mendig but moved to its current location in Bückeburg in January 1960 and has been there ever since. Its first commanding office was Colonel Kuno Ebeling.Bückeburg Air Base is used by the German Army's School of Army Aviation as one of the bases for the practical instruction of its flying and non-flying personnel. Basic flying training of helicopter pilots of other components of the German Armed Forces also takes place at Bückeburg Air Base.Apart from the actual flight training, modern high-end flight simulators are extensively used during the training of future military helicopter pilots.Approximately 70 helicopters are permanently based at the airfield, 30 of which are used on a daily base for training. Initial training begins with the Eurocopter EC 135. During the second stage, prospective pilots are then instructed in flying the Bell UH-1D, Bölkow Bo 105, medium transport helicopters LTH NATO-HELICOPTER 90 and Sikorsky CH-53G/GS. Flying instruction on the helicopters of the type Bell UH-1D, now being phased out, and Bölkow Bo 105, takes place at Celle Air Base.The tasks of Army Aviators Test Squadron 910 consist not only of trials of new types of helicopters but also of tactical and logistical research aiming at improving and developing the efficiency and concepts under which the German Army Aviators Corps are supposed to fulfil their manifolds tasks.The following units are stationed at Bückeburg Air Base:In October 2011 the German Federal Ministry of Defence announced a reorganisation/reduction of the German Armed Forces. As a consequence, all activities of German Army Aviation School will be concentrated at Bückeburg Air Base and the school itself will be renamed International Helicopter Training Centre. The outpost at Celle Air Base will be dissolved.".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base commander Brigadier_general.
- Bückeburg_Air_Base elevation "70.0".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base elevation "70.104".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base icaoLocationIdentifier "ETHB".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base location Bückeburg.
- Bückeburg_Air_Base operator German_Army.
- Bückeburg_Air_Base owner Federal_Ministry_of_Defence_(Germany).
- Bückeburg_Air_Base runwayDesignation "08/26".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base runwayLength "1832.0".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base runwayLength "1832.1528".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base runwaySurface "Asphalt".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base thumbnail Roundel_of_the_German_Air_Force_border.svg?width=300.
- Bückeburg_Air_Base wikiPageExternalLink www.deutschesheer.de.
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- Bückeburg_Air_Base wikiPageOutDegree "46".
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- Bückeburg_Air_Base wikiPageWikiLink CH-53_Sea_Stallion.
- Bückeburg_Air_Base wikiPageWikiLink Category:Buildings_and_structures_in_Lower_Saxony.
- Bückeburg_Air_Base wikiPageWikiLink Category:German_airbases.
- Bückeburg_Air_Base wikiPageWikiLink Category:German_army_aviation.
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- Bückeburg_Air_Base wikiPageWikiLink File:HFlgWaS_AusbZ_C.gif.
- Bückeburg_Air_Base wikiPageWikiLink File:HflgWaS.jpg.
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- Bückeburg_Air_Base wikiPageWikiLinkText "B-151 Bückeburg".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base wikiPageWikiLinkText "Bückeburg Air Base".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base wikiPageWikiLinkText "Bückeburg".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base wikiPageWikiLinkText "RAF Bückeburg".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base built "1946".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base commander "Brigadier General Richard Bolz".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base coordinatesRegion "DE".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base elevationF "230".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base elevationM "70".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base ensign "65".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base hasPhotoCollection Bückeburg_Air_Base.
- Bückeburg_Air_Base icao "ETHB".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base latd "52".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base latm "15".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base latns "N".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base lats "42".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base location Bückeburg.
- Bückeburg_Air_Base longd "9".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base longew "E".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base longm "4".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base longs "55".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base metricRwy "y".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base name "Bückeburg Air Base".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base occupants German_Army_Aviation_Corps.
- Bückeburg_Air_Base occupants German_Army_Aviators_Corps.
- Bückeburg_Air_Base operator German_Army.
- Bückeburg_Air_Base owner Federal_Ministry_of_Defence_(Germany).
- Bückeburg_Air_Base pushpinLabel "ETHB".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base pushpinLabelPosition "bottom".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base pushpinMap "Germany Lower Saxony".
- Bückeburg_Air_Base pushpinMapCaption "Location of Bückeburg Air Base".
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