HERITAGE ATLAS — USSR

Kluczewo Airfield (Stargard) — Garrison of the Northern Group of Forces (1945–1992)

Аэродром Ключево (Старгард) — гарнизон Северной группы войск (1945–1992)
PolandСтаргард1945–1992Military sites
The German air base at Kluczewo operated from 1935. On 4 March 1945 it was taken by the Red Army; the units left in July 1945, and from 1948 to October 1992 a Soviet air garrison was permanently stationed here on an area of 1,211 hectares. On 13 October 1992 the last servicemen left the base, after which the area was incorporated into the town of Stargard.
Германская авиабаза в Ключеве действовала с 1935 года. 4 марта 1945 года её заняла Красная армия; в июле 1945 года части ушли, а с 1948 года по октябрь 1992 года здесь постоянно размещался советский авиационный гарнизон на площади 1211 гектаров. 13 октября 1992 года последние военнослужащие покинули базу, после чего территория была присоединена к городу Старгард.

Property abroad

EraUSSR
FunctionMilitary site (historical)
Present ownerPoland (town of Stargard); handed over in 1992
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2022-10
According to Stargard.News (13 October 2022), this is the Kluczewo district of Stargard, home to the Modern Technologies Industrial Park, with the Lotnisko housing estate nearby.

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