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Olpenitz (Danish: Olpenæs) is a part of the town
Kappeln in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, at the
mouth of the
Schlei firth to the
Baltic Sea. From 1964...
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disbanded but
reinstituted on 2
April 1996 in
Olpenitz (today part of Kappeln).
About a
decade later,
Olpenitz naval base was
dissolved and the
squadron returned...
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United Arab
Emirates in 2006. As the
German Navy
closed the
naval base at
Olpenitz, all
ships were
relocated to Kiel and
their squadrons incorporated into...
- and 16
ports (including
Copenhagen and Frederikshavn, Denmark): Kiel and
Olpenitz, Germany; Isle of
Portland and Portsmouth, England; Then,
after a transit...
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Fleet Command Naval Base Kiel
Naval Base
Flensburg Naval Base
Olpenitz Neustadt Naval Base
Naval Base Eckernförde The Flag
Officer Germany (FOG)...
- (1984–1987). He
commanded the 2nd Fast
Attack Craft Squadron based in
Olpenitz between 1987 and 1990 and was
instructor at the
Bundeswehr Command and...
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large holdings of land on the
territories of today's
Germany and Denmark:
Olpenitz (at Kappeln)
Saxtorf (at Schwansen) Königsförde-Lindau (at the
Eider Canal)...
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Adliges Gut
Oestergaard in
Steinberg Adliges Gut
Ohrfeld in
Niesgrau Gut
Olpenitz in
Kappeln Gut
Priesholz in
Rabenholz Adliges Gut
Roest bei
Kappeln Adliges...
- in the
German Navy 2 July 1960, at Kiel she was
stationed at
Naval Base
Olpenitz for many years. Bethlehem-Hingham 2011.
Navsource 2016.
DANFS 2015. Online...
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nations and 16 ports:
Copenhagen and Frederikshavn, Denmark; Kiel and
Olpenitz, Germany;
Portsmouth and the Isle of Portland, England; and Rendsburg,...
