Cattolica

43°57'27"N 012°44'20"E (estimated)

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Air field Cattolica was a World War II airfield 17 kilometers (10 miles) southeast of Rimini on the east coast of Italy.
The airfield was a temporary all-weather airfield built by the USAAF, which was used by the 15th Air Forces 332FG, the 'Tuskegee airmen', between 4 May 1944 and 18 July 1945.


No images or maps of the airstrip while in use have been located

Today the land on which the airfield existed has been redeveloped into the Catolica urban area.
It's precise location can no longer be determined.


No photos of the location of the airfield were found.