New board of the FBW 43 Commemorative Association elected. From left to right , Udo Reinsch media administration/chronicler, Helmut Friz chairman/webmaster, Rudolf Sender dep. chairman, Peter Becker protocolist , Günther Möhle dep. chairman, Bernd Schubert finacial administration ( NWZ-Artikel from 7. April 2016 )
As in previous years, more than 20 members of the Traditionsgemeinschaft took part in this year’s wreath-laying ceremony at the Aeronauts’ Memorial in Kleiner Bürgerbusch.
G. Gotthardt ✞ spoke in remembrance of the victims of all armed conflicts of the past, but also included the present-day refugees.
Ch. Röhlig supplied the musical accompaniment.
In cold but quite sunny weather a number of members of the Traditionsgemeinschaft set out for their annual tour of street bowling across the site of the air base.
Along the way, a refreshment stand served punch and coffee plus bread and dripping.
As usual, the traditional kale banquet was held at Köhnke’s Inn in Metjendorf.
Pictures can be found in image gallery #1.
On the following link you can see a video-dokumentation about the Alpha Jet.
In page Video 29 you can see an older video of FBW 49 Fürstenfeldbruck with the Alpha Jet.
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Your Helmut Friz
Die aktuelle Ausgabe von “OLDY Aktuell” finden Sie hier als PDF:
OLDY Aktuell 3/2019(hier)
The City of Oldenburg, as the owner of the air base following safety regulations, has authorized a construction company to tear down a number of buildings. The first building to be singled out for demolition was the house erected by the British in the grove just beyond the main guardhouse for commanding officers; it was popularly known as “Villa Wehnelt”, named after the first commander of former German Flight Training School 10. The western shanty camp and the Royal Air Force’s former NAAFI building, also known to veterans as the red-light establishment “Landeklappe”, and non-commissioned and commissioned officers’ residence building #48 have followed. Our page image gallery 9 “Tear down of buildings” documents the demolition of buildings.
A day trip to Bremerhaven met with great response. Following a hearty lunch at “Letzte Kneipe vor N.Y.” (“The last pub outside N.Y.”), the schedule called for a two-hour harbour cruise, passing Columbus Quay with two cruise ships moored there and subsequently the container terminal stretching for more than 2 km where there was a chance of observing the loading, unloading and berthing of container vessels. Not to be disregarded: the seals dozing in the sun on the sand bar.
Enjoy a short fly-by and klick the following links.
More to come