April 1945 Runway: 5500/120, ASP/CON, (04/22) Used by: 405th Fighter Group, 30 April – 8 May 1945 R-10 Illesheim, Germany Later: AAF Station Illesheim Transferred to United States Army control Now: Storck Barracks United States Army Located: Captured 16 April 1945 Opened: 17 April 1945 Runway: 4500/120, PAP, (06/24) Used by: 48th Fighter Group, 29 April – 5 July 1945 362d Fighter Group, 3–12 May 1945 R-14 Detmold, Germany Later: AAF Station Detmold Transferred to British Royal Army control Later: BAOR/Army Air Corps Hobart Barracks (Closed 1995) Now: Flugplatz Detmold Located: Opened: 11 April – 22 June 1945 Runway: 3300x120 SOD (09/27) Use: Supply and Evacuation airfield, Tactical Air Depot R-24 Würzburg, Germany Transferred to United States Army control Later Leighton Army Airfield (Heliport) Located: Opened: 17 April – 15 May 1945 Runway: 3000x120 SOD (12/30) Use: Supply and Evacuation airfield Transferred to United States Army R-25 Schweinfurt, Germany Later: AAF Station Schweinfurt; Schweinfurt Air Base Transferred to United States Army control Now: Schweinfurt Army Heliport Located: Captured 18 April 1945, Wartime use: S&E Field 474th Fighter Group, 16 June – 25 October 1945 86th Fighter Group, 23 October 1945 – 15 February 1946 355th Fighter Group, 15 April – 1 August 1946 52d Fighter Group, 9 November 1946 – 5 May 1947 507th Air Materiel Squadron, 1 June – 31 September 1947 (Air Technical Service Command) R-26 Bayreuth/Bindlach, Germany Later: AAF Station Bayreuth/Bindlach Transferred to United States Army control Now: Bindlacher Berg Airport Located: Captured 18 April 1945, Wartime use: S&E Field 366th Fighter Group, 25 June – 14 September 1945 Closed and Inactivated 30 September 1945 R-29 Herzogenaurach, Germany Later: AAF Station Herzogenaurach Transferred to United States Army, 28 February 1946 (Herzo-Base); Closed 1992 Now: Herzogenaurach Airport Located: Captured 19 April 1945, Wartime use: S&E Field 354th Fighter Group, May 1945 – 15 February 1946 320th Bombardment Group, 18 June – October 1945 R-40 Bremen, Germany Later: AAF Station Bremen Now: Bremen Airport Located: Opened: 30 April 1949 Runway 1: 4115x164 CON 08/26 Runway 2: 3319x165 CON 13/31 Runway 3: 2869x164 CON 18/36 Use: Supply and Evacuation Airfield R-42 Buchschwabach, Germany Later: AAF Station Buchschwabach Now: abandoned Located: Captured 21 April 1945; Opened: 21 April – 31 August 1945 Runway: 5000x120 SOD/PHS 08/26 Use: Supply and Evacuation Airfield 368th Fighter Group, 13 May – 13 August 1945 (P-47) R-45 Ansbach, Germany Later: AAF Station Ansbach Transferred to United