Histo­ry of the air base bet­ween 1934 and 1937: from the acqui­si­ti­on of the pro­per­ty to the Luft­kriegs­schu­le 4 

Histo­ry of the town bet­ween 1935 and 1938: ele­va­ti­on to town sta­tus and incor­po­ra­ti­on of pro­per­ties for the air base 

Histo­ry of the air base bet­ween 1939 and 1945: Luft­kriegs­schu­le, paving of run­way and bom­bard­ment by allied air forces. 

Histo­ry of the air base bet­ween 1945 and 1953: peaceful occu­pa­ti­on by US tro­ops, Ber­lin Air­lift and trai­ning center. 

Histo­ry of the town bet­ween 1945 and 1951: occu­pa­ti­on by US tro­ops, first com­mu­nal and local elections. 

Start of trai­ning of first Ger­man Jet pilots and han­do­ver of the site to the Ger­man Air Force

Mili­ta­ry trai­ning sup­port for other armed forces, memo­ri­al, relo­ca­ti­on of Waf­fen­schu­le 50 to Fürstenfeldbruck 

Histo­ry of the town in 1972: inau­gu­ra­ti­on of sub­ur­ban train line

Histo­ry of the town in 1972: fai­led res­cue attempt of Israe­li ath­lets fol­lo­wing the hostage-taking during the Olympics 

Lay­ing of the foun­da­ti­on stone for the Offi­ziers­schu­le in Fürstenfeldbruck 

Imple­men­ta­ti­on of local govern­ment res­truc­tu­ring in Bava­ria and incor­po­ra­ti­on of Aich, Lindach, Neu­lindach, Pfaf­fing, Puch 

Launch of Alpha Jet – dis­so­lu­ti­on of JaboG 49 and rea­lignment of Flug­lehr­trup­pe (air crew trai­ning cen­ter) Fürstenfeldbruck 

Inau­gu­ra­ti­on of memo­ri­al to com­me­mo­ra­te the vic­tims of the Israe­li team kil­led in the Munich Mas­sacre in front of the air base 

Dis­con­ti­nua­tion of mili­ta­ry flight ope­ra­ti­ons

On 1^st Janu­ary 2006, Fürsten-feldbruck is ele­va­ted to major dis­trict town during Sepp Kellerer’s term of office as its mayor 

The Minis­try of Defen­se deci­des to aban­don the Fürs­ten­feld­bruck site.

The Regio­nal Govern­ment of Upper Bava­ria sets up a branch of the initi­al recep­ti­on faci­li­ty for asylum-seekers on the the air base