Otto-Lilienthal-Kaserne (Roth Air Base)
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military, Bundeswehr (Germany), barracks
In October 2011 the German Federal Ministry of Defence announced a reorganisation/reduction of the German Armed Forces. As a consequence, Army Aviation Attack Helicopter Regiment 26 and auxiliary units as well the two squadrons of the Luftwaffe's Air Defence Artillery Group 23 and the Luftwaffe's Training Regiment will be disbanded. The Luftwaffe's Officers Training School will relocate from Fürstenfeldbruck Air Base to Roth. The Central Medical Services will be expanded into a regional medical centre. Additionally, a regiment of Feldjäger (Military Police) will also be moved to Roth. However, after the implementation of these cuts and relocation the number of military personnel based at Roth Air Base will be reduced by more than 80 per cent to 540.[4] With the relocation of the last attack helicopters in 2014, military flying operations at Roth Air Base will cease to exist.
Wikipedia article: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto-Lilienthal-Kaserne
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 49°12'44"N 11°5'53"E
- Katterbach Army Airfield (AAF) 36 km
- Urlas Training Area 39 km
- Storck Barracks (Illesheim AAF) 60 km
- Hermann-Köhl-Kaserne (Niederstetten Airbase) 86 km
- Ammunition depot 86 km
- Marshall Heights 92 km
- ehemaliges Teildepot Material GEIFERTSHOFEN 94 km
- Conversion area (former U.S. Army - Airport Giebelstadt - closed in 2006) 96 km
- Woodworker camp and lumber yard (U.S. Army - Steinbachtal - Ammunition Depot - closed in 1991) 108 km
- Balthasar Neumann barracks (Airmobile Operations Division) 111 km
- Hangar 0.4 km
- Runway 27/09 0.6 km
- Hangar 0.6 km
- Bath 4 km
- Cemetery 6.9 km
- Goggelsbuch Tunnel 9 km
- Eibach 9 km
- Allersberg Station 10 km
- Rhine–Main–Danube Canal 18 km
- Franconian Jura 26 km