The last mission of the 1st Air Depot was the dismantlement of Colombey-les-Belles Aerodrome.
  During the summer of 1919, as its mission would down,  buildings were taken down, hangars dismantled,  stocks of equipment disposed of and the 1st Air Depot itself demobilized during July, its last personnel leaving for the United States by the end of the month.

Today, both the depot as well as the airfield is a series of fields in agricultural use.
 Some wooded areas remain and have grown themselves in, leaving no visible evidence of its use as a major military depot.
  The depot was located to the west of the town of Colombey-les-Belles, along the Départmental 4 (D4), which itself was the main street of the depot.
  The airfield was located to the northwest of the town,  again is now all agricultural fields with some development of new roads, including the A31 autoroute dissecting it.
The last mission of the 1st Air Depot was the dismantlement of Colombey-les-Belles Aerodrome.   During the summer of 1919, as its mission would down,  buildings were taken down, hangars dismantled,  stocks of equipment disposed of and the 1st Air Depot itself demobilized during July, its last personnel leaving for the United States by the end of the month.
Today, both the depot as well as the airfield is a series of fields in agricultural use.  Some wooded areas remain and have grown themselves in, leaving no visible evidence of its use as a major military depot.   The depot was located to the west of the town of Colombey-les-Belles, along the Départmental 4 (D4), which itself was the main street of the depot.   The airfield was located to the northwest of the town,  again is now all agricultural fields with some development of new roads, including the A31 autoroute dissecting it.
Colombey-les-Belles Aerodrome