Formerly 464 of the East German armed forces, this Mi-24, kept at Bückeburg, is in very good condition.

Achum airfield was constructed in 1946 to serve the British army headquarters in Bad Eilsen. Sptifires, Meteors and Dutch F-84 Thunderjets were briefly based here. The field was given over to German army aviation in 1958.

A rather hideous goodbye paint by HFR 26 at Roth in Bavaria, which disbanded in 2013. The last Bo 105s retired from German army service on 13 December 2016. The Bo 105P or PAH-1 could carry six HOT anti-tank missiles.

The Alouette II was the world's first succesful turbine-powered helicopter and one of the first to be used aggressively, by the French in Algeria. The Germans tested five Alouettes with SS.11 missiles here at Bückeburg in 1962, but did not proceed with this. This machine is preserved with dummy missiles. Its identity is unclear.

2007 Cessna operated by the air wing of the Lower Saxony fire brigades.