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"Fürther Nachrichten" from 15 March 2010:
About 50 companies with 2500 employees settled in the area. 93 percent of the 210 acres are sold. The ammunition storage area (740 acres)  is still fenced in and access is denied because of UXOs. 		 

Poison gas shells are still in the ground of the area south of Feucht Airfield. They had been collected there just after the end of WWII and were scattered in the whole area after a big explosion in 1946.
To avoid contamination of the ground water, the whole area will be sealed with a concrete wall in the underground. Costs are estimated in two-digit million Euro.
See report of "Fürther Nachrichten" from 21 July 2006.

To the history of the ammunition depot ("Muna") see this interesting website.

Aerial picture from 2004.

August 1989


Map from Marc Eiker, Nbg. with many details
 August 1989


13 April 2002

 

"Fuerther Nachrichten"
from 31 January 1992


The old U. S. facilities are still waiting...

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"Fuerther Nachrichten" from 28 May 2003: Some more companies settled at the Feucht Airfield. The problems are truck drivers who stay there overnight and leave their waste there. Off-roaders are practising and destroying the green areas.

Pictures from Marc Eiker - Thank you Marc. Unfortunately he had very bad weather.

Airfield firehouse
Barracks
Barracks seen from the main gate
Barracks

Parking lot
Hangar
Hangar 2

Main gate
Old main gate
Old street to the main gate

 

 

Open House at Feucht Airfield at Saturday, 27th of August 1988
(one day ahead of the Ramstein crash.

Thanks to A. J. Kraus

Hi, here is a picture of me patroling at FAAF in the 1990.I miss this time a lot.
Tom

Pictures from Dieter Troester. Thank you very much again, Dieter.

The last airshow at FAAF in 1987 or 1988



Part of the 4068 CSG in 1989
Debris in a hangar

Pictures from Steven Butler, who was stationed at FAAF from 1987 to 1989. - Thank you, Steven, for your nice pictures.

Final approach

AH1F with tower

Tower cab

Ramp

S. Butler 21080

S. Butler 21080

S. Butler OH58C

Back from wekend border flight

N. Beller OH58C 16367

B. Calderon


Stout, Jackson, Calderon chillin

Beller Cobra


AH 1G at south ramp

Butler, Colquitt: first OH58D at FAAF

Aircraft move d to grass



Cobras in various states of undress

First UH60 assigned to FAAF

T. Peery UH60 with ESSS

T. Colquitt

J. Coon
Linzmeyer's traveling minstrels FAAF barracks


M. Steele

Christmas 1987


Mayo, Baus, Colquitt, Harris truck trouble

J. Baus


T. Sout, J. Baus

Brit. Gazelle

Brit. Lynx

CH47

CH47

C130

C130 in winter

C12

Reforger 87


POL Feucht - Petrol & Oil Liquids Storage Area - see "Storage Areas"


Ammunition Storage Area Feucht, called NATO 23 - see "Storage Areas"