Gatow

Gatow is a district west of the Havel, administered by the British occupation. It has an RAF base, flying biplanes and helicopters of the UK Army Air Corps. The Berlin Wall runs along the western side of the airfield. This section of the wall is a wire fence—which the East Germans claimed to have left as a “military courtesy”. An armoured tank unit of the National People's Army is just across the fence, clearly visible at all times. 
Security is tight around the airfield and access is not granted to anyone without proper authorisation. Public transport doesn't come out this way; a car is pretty much the only option of getting around in Gatow. The people here are tight-lipped about just what it is they do at the airfield. Gatow is a sparsely populated district and not many people actually live here. The residents live spaced apart and isolated from each other. Other than the airplanes flying overhead, not much else breaks the silence prevalent in this neighbourhood.
==Locations==
====RAF Gatow====
*Status: Intelligence
*Drive 3 (Aircrafts only)
Some low-lying buildings and a control tower mark the location of the Royal Air Force Station Gatow. A boomgate and security booths control the entrance, manned by British military personnel. The base has a small fleet of De Havilland Chipmunk T10's. The biplanes are most often seen flying out westwards towards East German territory—presumably to exercise their right to fly over air corridors between Berlin and West Germany (per the Potsdam Agreement). Helicopters of the UK Army Air Corps also make regular landings at the airbase. 
The west side of the airfield is a flimsy wire fence marking the Berlin Wall. An armoured tank unit of the National People's Army is just across the fence, clearly visible from the control tower.