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Sliač (Tri Duby) Airfield — Air Base of the Central Group of Forces (1968–1991)
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Sliač (Tri Duby) Airfield — Air Base of the Central Group of Forces (1968–1991)

Аэродром Слиач (Три-Дуба) — база авиации Центральной группы войск (1968–1991)
SlovakiaСлиач1968–1991Military sites
The pre-war Tri Duby airfield near Sliač was used after 21 August 1968 by the Soviet Army as an air base of the Central Group of Forces; the civil sector remained with Czechoslovak Airlines. The last 59 Soviet helicopters left Sliač on 21 October 1990. On 7 May 1991 personnel of the Czechoslovak military aviation were transferred to the airfield.
Довоенный аэродром Три-Дуба близ Слиача после 21 августа 1968 года использовался Советской армией как авиационная база Центральной группы войск; гражданский сектор оставался в ведении Чехословацких авиалиний. Последние 59 советских вертолётов улетели из Слиача 21 октября 1990 года. 7 мая 1991 года на аэродром был переведён личный состав чехословацкой военной авиации.

Property abroad

EraUSSR
FunctionMilitary site (historical)
Present ownerSlovakia (the state); returned to the Czechoslovak side in 1990–1991
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2026-06
According to BBonline.sk (17 June 2026), after the Soviet aviation left, the airfield returned in 1991 to the Czechoslovak military aviation, while the civil part became part of the Slovak Airports Administration on 1 January 1991.

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