Located: B-110 Achmer, Germany Located: B-111 Ahlhorn, Germany became Fliegerhorst Ahlhorn (ICAO code EDNA) closed early 1990s Located: B-112 Hopsten, Germany became Fliegerhorst Hopsten (ICAO EDNP-later ETNP) Located: B-113 Varrelbusch, Germany Located: B-114 Diepholz, Germany Located: B-115 Melle, Germany Located: (approximately) B-116 Wunstorf, Germany Located: B-117 Jever, Germany Located: B-118 Celle, Germany Located: B-119 Wahn, Germany Located: (approximately) Later: RAF Wahn 1945 Now: Flughafen Köln-Bonn "Konrad Adenauer" B-120 Hanover/Langenhagen, Germany Located: B-150 Hustedt, Germany Located: (approximately) B-151 Bückeburg, Germany Located: B-152 Fassberg, Germany Located: B-153 Bad Oeynhausen, Germany Located: (approximately) B-154 Reinsehlen, Germany Located: B-155 Dedelstorf, Germany Now: Segelfluggelände Glider Airfield Located: B-156 Luneburg, Germany - now Lüneburg Airfield Located: (approximately) B-157 Werl, Germany Located: (approximately) B-158 Lübeck, Germany Located: B-159 Mahlen, Germany (Undetermined) B-160 Copenhagen/Kastrup, Denmark Located: B-162 Stade, Germany Located: (approximately) B-163 Dortmund, Germany Located: B-164 Schleswigland, Germany Located: Later: RAF Schleswigland 1945 Now: Fliegerhorst Schleswig (alt. Fliegerhorst Jagel) B-166 Flensburg, Germany Located: B-167 Kiel/Holtenau, Germany Located: B-168 Hamburg/Fuhlsbuttel, Germany Located: B-170 Westerland, Germany Located: B-172 Husum, Germany Located: B-174 Uetersen, Germany Located: See also ALG Wormhout Notes References Johnson, David C. (1988), U.S. Army Air Forces Continental Airfields (ETO), D-Day to V-E Day; Research Division, USAF Historical Research Center, Maxwell AFB, Alabama. War Diary 689 Coy Royal Engineers August 1945 War Diary 16th Airfield Construction Group August 1945 External links Normandy ALGs Abandoned, Forgotten and Little Known Airfields in Europe La 9th U.S. Army Air Force en Normandie (French and English) Advanced Landing Ground Advanced Landing Ground