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- Ainring is a muni****lity in the district of Berchtesgadener Land, Upper Bavaria, Germany, near the border to Austria. After World War II it was the site...
- of Germany, including Freil****ing (until 1923 known as Salzburghofen), Ainring and Piding. The Köppen climate classification specifies Salzburg's climate...
- Forschungsanstalt für Segelflug (German Research Institute for Sailplane Flight) at Ainring took on the task of developing a crewed version of the Fi 103, an example...
- in 2011 Background information Born (1981-08-01) 1 August 1981 (age 42) Ainring, West Germany Origin Bayerisch Gmain, Germany Genres classical Medieval...
- Airstrike Close air support Special operations Tactical bombing Garrison/HQ Ainring Engagements Defense of the Reich Commanders Notable commanders Adolf Galland...
- Klöckner; Kreyser. "Flugprotokoll der Erprobung 'Natter' BM1" (in German). Ainring, November 1944 Köster. "Projekt 'Natter'. Ballistisch-taktische Stellungnahme...
- Towns Muni****lities Bad Reichenhall Freil****ing Laufen Ainring Anger Bayerisch Gmain Berchtesgaden Bischofswiesen Marktsc****enberg Piding Ramsau Saaldorf-Surheim...
- well as the Drachen. TS/40 relocated to various sites before ending up at Ainring in Germany, where one of the Drachen was destro**** by its pilot to prevent...
- 111 that was transporting him from Reichenhall-Berchtesgaden Airport in Ainring to the Eastern Front crashed shortly after take-off on 21 April 1944. His...
- für Segelflug (DFS/German Research Institute for Sailplane Flight) at Ainring. When Hitler banned the use of the piloted V1, most converted models were...