EVALUATIONS OF SOVIET SURFACE-TO-SURFACE MISSILE DEPLOYMENT 22ND REVISION

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EVALUATIONS OF SOVIET
SURFACE-TO-SURFACE
MISSILE DEPLOYMENT
22ND REVISION
A Report of the Deployment Working Group
Guided Missile and Astronautics Intelligence Committee
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EVALUATIONS OF SOVIET
SURFACE-TO-SURFACE
MISSILE DEPLOYMENT
22ND REVISION
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This report, published bimonthly by the GMAIC Deployment Work-
ing Group (DWG), provides a comprehensive, ready-reference listing
of all ICBM, IRBM, and MRBM deployment locations, types of site
configurations, photographic references, estimated construction and
operational status, and other evaluations by the DWG. These data
constitute the majority view of the DWG membership, and may not
correspond precisely to individual assessments by each member.
Additional data may be added to future revisions.
Dissemination of the report was previously limited to holders
of the DWG report, Soviet Surface-to-Surface Missile Deployment.
Because the information contained herein is both supplemental and
self-sustaining, distribution will no longer be limited to holders of
the above report.
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Introduction ................................................ 1
Soviet ICBM Deployment ....................................... 1
Soviet IRBM/MRBM Deployment .................................. 19
Table 1. Summary of Estimated Status of Identified ICBM, IRBM, and MRBM
Launchers at Deployed Complexes, I.............. 22
Table 2. Summary Evaluation of Soviet ICBM Deployment ................ 23
Table 3. Summary Evaluation of Launch Facilities, Tyuratam Missile Test
Center ............................................ 31
Table 4. Summary Evaluation of Soviet IRBM Deployment ................ 32
Table 5. Summary Evaluation of Soviet MRBM Deployment ............... 34
Table 6. Summary Evaluation of Selected Launch Facilities, Kapustin Yar
Missile Test Center ................................... 42
Table 7. Summary Evaluation of Soviet Fixed Field Sites (SSM Fixed Field
Positions) ............................................ 43
Table 8. Summary Evaluation of Soviet IRBM/MRBM Sites Without Support
Facilities ............................................ 47
Table 9. Composition of IRBM/MRBM Complexes ..................... 48
Table 10. Soviet ICBM, IRBM, and MRBM Systems, Estimated Technical Charac-
teristics and Performance ............................... 49
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Figure 1. Deployment of Soviet ICBM Complexes ................. Facing 1
Figure 2. Typical Configurations of ICBM Launch Sites, and Explanation
of Types ........................................... 3
Figure 3. Deployment of Soviet IRBM/MRBM Complexes ................. 18
Figure 4. Typical Configurations of IRBM/MRBM Launch Sites, With Associated
Missile Systems ..................................... 20
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INTRODUCTION
This report is the 22nd Revision of Evalua-
tionsof Soviet Surface-to-Surface Missile De-
ployment prepared by the Deployment Working
Group (DWG) of the Guided Missile and As-
tronautics Intelligence Committee (GMAIC). The
information contained in this and previous re-
visions is self-sustaining and supplements the
basic DWG report Soviet Surface-to-Surface
Missile Deployment which provides detailed in-
formation on individual launch facilities of the
Soviet Strategic Rocket Forces. The basic
report, dated 1 January 1962 (Control Number
has been revised and updated
on a periodic basis. Further updating is ac-
complished in reports prepared and published
for GMAIC by the National Photographic In-
terpretation Center (NPIC).
Recipients of this report are advised that
the bimothly revision scheduled for January
1966 was not published. This 22nd Revision
covers the period from 25 October 1965 to
previous missions and other sources have pro-
vided additional information on the Soviet stra-
tegic missile deployment program. The new
data are reflected in Tables 1 through 9. Tech-
nical characteristics of Soviet ICBM, IRBM,
and MRBM systems currently operational or
under development are given in Table 10. Cut-
off date for information in this report is 1 March
1966.
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SOVIET ICBM DEPLOYMENT
Significant developments in the Soviet ICBM
deployment program since the publication of our
21st Revision include the identification of ad-
ditional single silos under construction at the
deployed complexes and at the Tyuratam Missile
Test Center; the apparent completion and ap-
proaching operational status of significant num-
bers of Type IIIC and IIID single-silo sites;
and new construction activity at the Plesetsk
Complex.
No new ICBM complexes have been dis-
covered since our last revision; the number
identified remains at 25. See Figure 1 for
locations of deployed ICBM complexes. These
complexes now contain a total of 444 confirmed
and probable launchers, of which 150 are soft
and 294 are hard. This represents an increase
of 35 launchers over the number reported in
our 21st Revision. Included in the hard launcher
count are 216 single silos in various stages
of construction. We are presently carrying 19
single-silo sites in the possible category, which
are not reflected in the total launcher count.
Of the 444 confirmed and probable laun-
chers, 250 are estimated to be operational, in-
cluding 104 in a hard configuration. We believe
that 44 of the 55 launchers at Tyuratam are now
completed and, although not normally considered
as part of the operational ICBM force, they gould
be used operationally. The ICBM sites have been
designated by type, as shown and explained in
Figure 2.
Evaluation of all evidence received since our
last revision has resulted in the following ad-
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ditions or changes at the complexes indicated:
DOMBAROVSKIY, Launch Site L(13) and
Possible Launch Site M(14), Type IIIC,
under construction
GLADKAYA, Launch Group F, Type IIID,
Launch Site F10(20) confirmed; Launch
Group G, Type IIID, Launch Site Gl(16),
G5(23) confirmed; Launch Group H, Type
IIID, Launch Sites H1(27), H2(30), H3(28),
H4(26), H5(25), H8(29) newly identified
as confirmed and probable, and Launch
Sites H6(34), H7(33), H9(31), andH10(32)
newly identified as possible launch sites
IMENI GASTELLO, Launch Sites N(14) and
Possible Launch Site 0(15), Type IIIC,
under construction
KARTALY, Launch Sites N(14) and P(13)
and Possible Launch Site 0(15),, Type IIIC,
under construction
OLOVYANNAYA, Launch Sites F6(39), F7
(40), F8(43), F9(44), F10(42), F11(41),
H1(46), H2(47), H3(49), H4(50), H6(45),
H7(51), H8(48), and Possible Launch Site
H5, Type IIID, under construction
PERM, Launch Sites G9(28), G15(23), G16
(24), G17(22), G18(25), and Possible
Launch Sites G14(20) and G19(26), Type
IIID, under construction
UZHUR, Launch Sites R(18) and S(19), Type
IIIC, under construction
ZHANGIZ-TOBE, Possible Launch Site L
(12), Type IIIC, under construction.
SINGLE-SILO DEPLOYMENT
General
Confirmed single-silo deployment is still
limited to the 7 newer and 4 of the older com-
plexes. The number of sites under construction
at these complexes continues to grow, and it is
apparent that deployment of both the Type IIIC
and Type IIID sites is continuing.
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Type IIIC Sites
GENERAL
The confirmed deployment of Type IIIC
single-silo sites is still confined to the Aleysk,
Dombarovskiy, Imeni Gastello, Kartaly, Uzhur,
and Zhangiz-Tobe complexes where a total of
80 confirmed and probable, and 6 possible sites
has been observed under construction. There
is still no consistency in the number of sites
deployed per complex, there being a high of 19
sites at the Uzhur Complex and a low of 11 sites
at the Aleysk Complex. Each of the Type IIIC
complexes has at least 1 confirmed L-shaped
electronic facility, with the control facility
situated at the apex of the legs. Two such
facilities have been confirmed at the Uzhur
Complex. There are additional probable con-
trol facilities under construction at each of
these complexes, but there is no evidence of
additional L-shaped electronic facilities. It
is expected that 1 such electronic facility will
serve an operational grouping of Type IIIC silos,
but the number of silos per group is not yet
clearly defined. The specific function of the
L-shaped electronic facilities is as yet un-
determined. They could be intended for use
in a bomb-damage-assessment role or to pro-
vide a baseline interferometer as a part of a
radio-assist guidance system.
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ALEYSK COMPLEX
The Aleysk Complex was covered b Mis-
(1) was assessed as being externally com-
plete. The loop road pattern, the silo door,
and a possible piece of missile -handling equip-
ment were clearly visible. We estimate that
this site will achieve operational status in the
second quarter of 1966. There were no signi-
ficant developments at the other sites in the
Aleysk Complex.
The facility at 52-28N 82-42E can now be
confirmed as the rail-to-road transfer point
for the complex. The installation is still under
construction. Ten buildings appear to be
complete or nearing completion. The 2 arch-
roofed buildings in the center are complete
and earth mounded.
DOMBAROVSKIY COMPLEX
The Dombarovskiy Complex was covered
lights of this coverage included the detection
of 1 confirmed and 1 possible Type IIIC single
silo, and the determination that 3 of the sites
at this complex are now complete.
The confirmed new Type IIIC site is located
approximately 10 nm northeast of the complex
support facility, and has been designated Launch
Site L(13). It is enclosed by a security fence
and appears to be in an early stage of con-
struction. The silo coring is visible, as is the
U-shaped excavation that is typical of a Type
IIIC single-silo site. The site support facility
east of the launch site contains 2 large and 4
small buildings. The newly identified possible
site has been designated Possible Launch Site
M(14) and is located approximately 14.2 nm
south-southwest of the complex support facility
at 50-50N 59-36E. This site, which is in a
very early stage of construction was not present
The launch
site consists of a secured area cleared of snow
and connected by track activity to a second
area containing approximately 5 small and 2
large buildings under construction. The identifi-
cation of Launch Site L and Possible Launch Site
M brings the total number of known Type IIIC
sites at Dombarovskiy to 13 (12 confirmed and 1
possible
ermitted determination that
Launch A (4), B (3), and C (2) are now
externally complete. No unique activity was
noted at Launch Sites A and C, but at Launch
Site B the entire site has a cluttered appearance.
A linear object is on the access road in front
of the silo structure, and construction activity
continues on the L-shaped electronic facility.
Additional scarring and possible ditching is
visible in the vicinity of the L-shaped electronic
facility, but no significant pattern can be estab-
lished. We estimate that these 3 sites will
become operational in the second quarter of
of 1966. Launch Sites D(1) and E(6) remain
in a midstage of construction. At both of these
sites a linear object is located on the rec-
tangular mound on the northwest side of the
silo. Launch Site G(11), previously carried
as a probable site, can now be confirmed as
a launch site in an early stage of construction.
The site is enclosed by a double security fence
and contains approximately 5 small buildings.
The site support facility contains 3 large and
approximately 30 small buildings. Launch Site
H(10) can now be confirmed as being in an
early stage of construction. The site support
facility contains 3 large and approximately 18
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previously carried as probable, can now be
confirmed and are in the midstage of con-
struction. Launch Site K(12), previously car-
ried as a possible site, can now be confirmed
as a launch site in the midstage of construction.
Additional activity noted at Dombarovskiy
includes an excavation east of the silo excavation
at Launch Site J(9), possibly for the con-
struction of an L-shaped electronic facility.
If so, this would represent the second launch
site at Dombarovskiy to be equipped with such
a facility. Construction has also begun on 2
long rectangular buildings between the launch
site and the site support facility.
KARTALY COMPLEX
The Kartaly Complex was covered by Mis-
I general area of the launch
sites within the complex was covered but the
launch sites were not discernible. On
3 new areas of construction were newly
identified and have been designated Probable
Launch Site N(14) at 53-OON 60-49E, Possible
Launch Site 0 (15) at 52-53N 60-40E, and Pro-
able Launch Site P(13) at 53-15N 60-24E.
These sites are in an early stage of construction
and can be negated on
robable Launch Site N consists of a
3 are being carried in the possible category.
Up to this revision, only 1 L-shaped electronic
facility has been identified at this complex,
that being at Launch Site A(l) where the
silo is now probably backfilled in a late stage
of construction.
A newly identified building at Launch Site
H(8), probably a control facility, is under con-
struction within an excavation in the wooded
area to the southeast of the launch silo. A
site support facility containing at least 5 build-
ings is located southwest of the silo.
The status of construction at the other
launch sites of the Kartaly Complex could not
be determined from available photography, but
several sites should be nearing completion.
IMENI GASTELLO COMPLEX
Excellent coverage of the Imeni Gastello
Complex was achieved by_]
The complex support facility and the rai -to-
road transfer point are partially covered by
fair non-stereo photography. Construction con-
tinues in both areas, and ditching and building
construction are evident.
Highlight of this coverage was the dis-
covery of 1 new confirmed and 1 new possible
Type IIIC launch sites under construction. The
newly identified confirmed site, designated
Launch Site N(14), is located approximately
26 nm southwest of the complex support facility
at 50-53N 65-35E. The site is in an early
stage of construction and consists of a fenced
U-shaped excavation with adjacent spoil piles.
Approximately 1,500 feet northeast of the launch
site are 3 small buildings which suggest the
start of a site support facility. This site can
be negated on
and was first detected on
pentagonal fenced area of sufficient size to ac-
commodate a typical L-shaped electronic fa-
cility. The activity observed within the fenced
area is probably an excavation for a control
building. A nearby ditch leads toward the com-
plex support facility and also Launch Site
A(1). Possible Launch Site 0 consists of
ground scarring or scraping in the snow cover.
Track activity leads toward the complex sup-
port facility and to Probable Launch Site N.
The total number of Type IIIC sites identi-
fied at the Kartaly Complex is now 16, of which
The newly identified possible
launch site, designated Possible Launch Site
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of the complex support facility at 50-54N 65-46E.
The site, enclosed by a probable security fence,
consists of earth scarring for a possible silo
excavation. It was first observed on
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on The dis-
covery of these 2 sites brings the total number
of Type IIIC sites under construction at the
Imeni Gastello Complex to 16, of which 1 is
carried as a possible site.
We estimate that Launch Sites A(1), D(4),
and E(5) will become operational sometime
during the second quarter of 1966.
A newly identified probable HF communi-
cations facility containing numerous probable
horizontal dipole antennas is located approxi-
mately 1.5 nm east-northeast of Launch Site
K(11).
At Launch Site A(1) the silo has been back-
filled and the rectangular silo door is in the
open position. There is a small rectangular
excavation at the terminus of a ditch leading
from the vicinity of the silo. A crane is adjacent
to the north side of the silo and several other
vehicles or pieces of equipment are in the vi-
cinity of the silo. A long rectangular building is
located east of the silo and several small
construction sheds are within the secured area.
At least 13 buildings are in the support area
and numerous vehicles and/or pieces of equip-
ment are moving between the site and the sup-
port area.
Launch Site B(2) remains in a midstage of
construction, with the silo appearing; to be at
or near the level of the earth-mounded access.
The personnel entrance is under construction
adjacent to the silo and the construction ramps
to the silo have been removed. At least 2
cranes and 4 other vehicles are observed at the
site.
Launch Site C(3) remains in a midstage of
construction. The silo has not yet been brought
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up to the level of the graded earth access.
Launch Site D(4) is in a late stage of con-
struction. The silo is backfilled and the silo
door is n the open position. The control
building has not been completed but 1 leg of
the electronic facility has been backfilled. The
2 long arch-roofed buildings outside the launch
site have not yet been earth mounded.
The silo at Launch Site E(5) appears to
be backfilled; however, the lack of stereo
coverage, and dark shadows preclude detailed
analysis.
Launch Site F(6) remains in a midstage
of construction. The construction ramps extend
across the silo excavation to the silo which,
as yet, does not appear to be at full height.
At Launch Site G(7), which is in the mid-
stage of construction, the silo is near ground
level. The personnel entrance is under con-
struction along the north side of the silo and
a probable control building is within an ex-
cavation southwest of the silo. There are at
least 18 buildings within the site support facility.
A possible electronic facility can now be con-
firmed.. It: is similar to that at Launch Site
D(4) and contains an oversized perimeter fence,
a control building in an excavation adjacent to
the silo, and a large support area containing
2 very large barracks-type buildings.
The silo at Launch Site H(8) is near ground
level and compartmentation can be observed.
A linear object, probably a form for constructing
the cylindrical object previously observed at
many Type IIIC sites, is located at an angle
to and partially on the graded earth mound.
Launch Site K(11) is in a midstage of con-
struction. The silo aperture is interrupted by
a rectangular object but compartmentation of
the silo is clear. The silo headwork appears
to extend upward only a few feet from the base
of the silo excavation but snow limits interpre-
tation.
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At Launch Site L(12) construction of the
silo headworks has started and there is an
environmental cover over the aperture.
The complex support facility is divided into
5 identifiable components. The main railhead
consists of a large warehouse, an E-shaped
building, a steamplant, several miscellaneous
buildings, and numerous areas of open storage.
The secondary railhead consists of a large
warehouse, a smaller warehouse, and various
other buildings under construction. The motor
pool consists of a secured area containing 4
small buildings and approximately 30 vehicles.
A POL storage area that predates the complex,
but is being used in support of the ICBM effort,
consists of 3 large and 8 smaller storage
tanks and 4 small buildings. The administration
and housing area consists of a secured area
containing a variety of major buildings and
barracks-type buildings.
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this coverage was the detection of 2 new Type
IIIC launch sites, designated Launch Sites R(18)
and S(19). Launch Site R can be negated on
was confirmed as a launch site in an early
stage of construction on
It is located at 54- 57N 89-40E,
approximately 21 nm south of the complex
support facility.
Yevealed at least 4 buildings in the support
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facility associated with Launch Site R. Although
there were indications of progress, the stage
of construction could not be determined because
of the lack of visible detail in the excavation.
Launch Site S(19) originally was described as
an Unidentified square excavation near the rail-
to-road transfer point. Activity was first noted
Launch Site S is located approximately 2.5 nm
southwest of the complex support facility,
adjacent to the transfer point. Identification of
these 2 launch sites brings the total count to
19 at the Uzhur Complex, making it the largest
of the 6 Type IIIC single-silo complexes.
The most significant development at the
Uzhur Complex since our last revision is the
apparent completion of several of the launch
sites. As a result of
C\ 6 of the Type IIIC single silos are now
considered to be "brick and mortar" complete.
These are Launch Sites A(1), B(2), C(3), D(4),
E(5), and F(6). The visible construction time
for these sites was between 22 and 25 months,
while the total time to initial operational
capability could extend to 27 months. We
estimate that these 6 sites will become opera-
tional during the first quarter of 1966.
At Launch Site B(2) backfilling of the con-
trol bunker at the L-shaped electronic facility
has been completed. An L-shaped electronic
facility is also under construction adjacent to
the silo at Launch Site H(8). The legs are on
either side of the silo excavation, and there is
a second excavation and construction activity at
the apex of the legs.
The Zhangiz-Tobe Complex was covered by
One newly identified possible launch site. under
construction was detected, and Launch Site K(11)
was confirmed as a Type IIIC site on this
coverage. The newly identified site, designated
Possible Launch Site L(12), is located approxi-
mately 11 nm north-northwest of the complex
support facility at 49-22N 81-05E. The site
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and was not present on
The stage of construction
has not been determined, but the site consists
of an excavation, track activity, and several
small buildings. No security fencing is dis-
cernible. Launch Site K(11), confirmed as a
Type IIIC site, consists of a square excavation
with a dark object in the center and a rectangular
mound on the northwest side. A few small
construction buildings are in the immediate area.
The site support facility is under construction
approximately 2,500 feet west of the launch
site.
Launch Sites A(1), B(2), and C(4) are now
considered to be in the late stages of con-
struction and nearing completion of the "brick
and mortar" phase of construction. We estimate
that these sites will become operational during
the second quarter of 1966. At Launch Site
J(10) a new square excavation is present ap-
proximately 200 feet southeast of the silo ex-
cavation. A probable L-shaped electronic
facility is under construction adjacent to the
launch silo. The Zhangiz-Tobe Complex now
consists of 11 confirmed and 1 possible Type
IIIC sites under construction.
The rail-to-road transfer point, located
at the northwest end of the complex support
facility at 49-12N 81-09E, consists of a double-
secured area with a rail siding, 9 large build-
ings (3 earth-mounded), and several smaller
buildings. Ditching is visible close to the 2
earth-mounded buildings nearest the rail siding.
Type IIID Sites
GENERAL
We have identified a total of 136 confirmed
and probable, and 13 possible Type IIID launch
sites at the Drovyanaya, Gladkaya, Olovyannaya,
Perm, and Tatishchevo complexes, an increase
of 27 since our 21st Revision.
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ments since our last revision at complexes
where deployment of Type IIID launch sites
has been identified.
been expected that an L-shaped
electronic facility would be associated with
each deployed group of 10 Type IIID single
silos. To date, no such facility has been
identified at the Drovyanaya, Gladkaya, or
Perm complexes. Should the L-shaped elec-
tronic facility not appear at these complexes,
it might indicate a variation of Type IIID de-
ployment.
This complex was covered by fair-to-good
No new Type IIID launch sites
or groups were identified. The photography
from permitted determination that
Launch Sites GI through G9 were complete
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Silo doors could be identified, and the sites
had a finished appearance. The quality of
the photography did not permit identification of
a silo door at Launch Site G10 but it can be
assumed that progress at this site is consistent
with the rest of the launch sites within the group.
We estimate that all the sites in Launch Group
G will be operational in the first quarter of
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1966. As yet, no L-shaped electronic facility
has been identified at Launch Site G2 (8), even
though a control bunker is located there.
all the sites in Launch Group H. The con-
struction status of Launch Site H4(21) could
not be determined, but the remaining 9 sites
are all in the late stages of construction.
We estimate that this group will become opera-
tional during the third quarter of 1966. At
Launch Site H7(15), which contains a control
bunker, there is still no evidence of construction
of an L-shaped electronic facility.
The Drovyanaya Complex still includes only
2 launch groups with a total of 20 confirmed
Type IIID launch sites; however, like the Glad-
kaya and Perm complexes, no L-shaped elec-
tronic facility has been detected under construc-
tion at the complex.
progressed at a steady pace and current in-
dicators suggest that this group is nearing
completion. We estimate that this group of
10 sites will become operational in the second
quarter of 1966. Launch Site F1(7) appears
to have a clean appearance and is probably
"brick and mortar" complete. The square-
shaped object faintly visible adjacent to the
silos at F2(8) and F4(9) possibly represent
silo doors.
Launch Group G now consists of 4 con-
firmed Type IIID sites, G1(16), G3(18), G4(21),
and G5(23); and 3 possible sites, G2(17), G6(24),
and G7. Unidentified ground scarring was
observed 3.5 nm west-southwest of Possible
Launch Site G2(17) on
We are presently carrying a probable
control facility at Launch Site FI(7) and possible
control facilities at Launch Sites G5(23) and Hi
(27).
GLADKAYA COMPLEX
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designated Launch Group H, consists of Launch
Six of these new launch sites, designated
Sites H1(27), H2(30), H3(28), H4(26), H5(25),
F6(39), F7(40), F8(43), F9(44), F10(42), and
H6(34), H7(33), H8(29), H9(31), and H10(32).
F11(41), bring the total number of sites at
Launch Sites Hl, H5, and H8 are confirmed
Launch Group F to 11. All of these new sites,
sites; Launch Sites H2, H4, and H8 are carried
with the exception of F9(44), can be negated
as probables; and the remaining sites in the
on and were
group are carried as possibles. Identification
first covered on
of this new launch group raises the Type HID site count at this complex to 27, of which 20
Launch Site F9(44) was negated on
are confirmed and probable sites, and 7 are and first covered on
All of these sites,
possible sites.
F11(41), were first
With the confirmation of Launch Site F2(8) except identified as single
HID sites were
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The 8 remaining newly identified sites
(7 confirmed and 1 possible) constitute a new
group designated Launch Group H. The new
sites are H1(46), H2(47), H3(49), H4(50), H5
(possible), H6(45), H7(51), and H8'48. All
of these sites can be negated on
Launch Sites H1, H2, H6, H7,
and Launch Sites H3, H4, and
All
of the sites were first identified as single silos
These new sites bring the total number of
Type IIID single silos under construction at
the Olovyannaya Complex to 48 confirmed and
1 possible. We estimate that Launch Group
D (Sites Dl through D10) will become operational
during the second quarter of 1966, and Launch
Group E (Sites El through E10) will become
operational in the third quarter of 1966.
ovyannaya are 5 large buildings, 3 of which
are drive-in. These have been identified as 3
missile-ready buildings and 2 unidentified build-
ings.
The rail-to-road transfer point at Olovyan-
naya has been expanded by the addition of several
buildings, the entire area being surrounded by
a single security fence. A spray pond has been
added to the area just east of, and adjacent to,
the transfer point, t'ith a connecting ditch run-
ning to the transfer point. A steamline runs
from the transfer point to the 2 arch-roofed
buildings
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The silo at Launch Site F1(24) is still in
the midstage of construction, and appears to be
lagging slightly behind the other Type IIID
sites in Launch Group F. Pilings to support
the silo-door tracks are visible, but back-
filling has not yet taken place. Ditching is
visible running from the control bunker excava-
tion to the vicinity of the probable missile-
ready buildings.
Analysis of Iconfirmed that
the Type I:[ID control site at Olovyannaya,
designated Launch Site F1(24), is not physi-
cally configured like other known Type IIID
control facilities. It is felt that this facility
may serve a function, as yet undetermined,
for the entire complex. A possible function
would be command and control, serving a
number of launch groups within the complex.
Geographically, Launch Site F1(24) is just
about the center point of Type IIID deployment
at Olovyannaya.
PERM COMPLEX
The Perm Complex was covered by
Five new Type IIID single-
s' o sites were identified at the Perm Com-
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plex as a result of this coverage. These
new sites have been designated Launch Sites
G15(23), G16(24), G17(22), G18(25), and Possible
Launch Site G19(26). There are now 16 con-
firmed and probable, and 2 possible Type IIID
sites at the Perm Complex. All of these
sites are currently being carried as Launch
Group G, since there is no discernible pattern
to indicate a grouping of 10 sites. The total
number of sites suggests at least 2 launch
groups, and should this develop we will take
the necessary action in subsequent revisions
to place launch sites in appropriate launch
groups.
Launch Site G6(14), previously carried as
a valid site, cannot be confirmed as a Type
IIID single-silo site on and
has been deleted from the tables. We estimate
that Launch Sites G1(15), G2(7), G3(8), G4(10),
G5(11), G7(13), G8(12), G9(28), and G13(19)
will be completed and operational during the
second quarter of 1966.
Like the Gladkaya and Drovyanaya com-
plexes, no L-shaped electronic facility has been
identified at the Perm Complex. There is a
probable control facility located at Launch Site
G7(13).
TATISHCHEVO COMPLEX
The Tatishchevo Complex has not been
covered since our last revision. The com-
plex consists of 32 confirmed and probable,
and 3 possible Type IIID single-silo sites.
We estimate that Launch Group A is complete
and will become operational during the first
quarter of 1966.
In light of the developments at Launch
Site F1(24) at the Olovyannaya Complex, the
Tatishchevo Complex was re-examined and the
Possible Launch Site(35) located at 51-41N
45-32E is confirmed as being similar to Launch
Site F1 at Olovyannaya. A large building has
been constructed in an excavation which pre-
sumably will be at the apex of an L-shaped
electronic facility. A probable arch-roofed
building is under construction alongside this
excavation, and 3 large administration-type
buildings and 2 barracks-type buildings have
been constructed north-northeast of the launch
site, adjacent to the rail-to-road transfer point.
This site is located between Launch Groups
A and B, suggesting that it is a separate entity
and may serve a complex-wide function, pos-
sibly command and control.
ACTIVITY AT OTHER DEPLOYED COMPLEXES
Omsk Complex
Launch Site A(1), an SS-8 hard site, at the
Omsk Complex. This coverage revealed ap-
parent gable-roofed structures over the 2
It is highly un-
the protection of construction workers ma ing
modifications to the silo closure, or possibly
during modifications within the launch silo
itself. In addition to the covers at the launch
silos there was possible activity in the elevated
antenna area. All but one of the antennas
are in the open position, or else the snow has
been removed or melted from the covers.
Plesetsk Complex
In our 21st Revision we reported a new
interferometer under construction at the Ple-
setsk Complex, similar to installations under
construction at both Tyuratam and Kapustin
Yar. Additional information on this facility
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stallation appears to be made up of a plus-
shaped facility superimposed on a larger L-
shaped facility, with the intersection of the
"plus" coincident with the junction of the 2
baselines of the "L". Numerous structures
are noted at the center of the "plus"; the
length of the legs from the center is approxi-
mately 700 feet, with a cleared area at the
end of each of the 4 legs. The baseline lengths
of the plus-shaped facility are approximately
1,400 feet, and the baseline lengths of the
L-shaped facility are approximately 2,000 feet.
The Plesetsk, Tyuratam, and Kapustin Yar
installations all have the same appearance.
They are all remote from the launch sites,
and located near the support facilities. These
installations have been assessed as highly ac-
curate tracking/instrumentation facilities rath-
er than guidance facilities. The presence of
this type of facility at Plesetsk, as well as
the numerous missile firings from Plesetsk
in would tend to support the
use of Plesetsk for more than operations and
training.
vealed unidentified activity 20.5 nm east of
the complex support facility at 62-55N 41-24E.
This activity now consists of at least 4 areas
of construction. The road and parallel ground
scar leading from the complex appear com-
plete, and terminate at the easternmost area
of construction. The probable housing and
construction support area located south of the
road near its terminus shows little change
The fenced construction
area approximately 3, 000 feet north-northeast of
the probable housing and construction support
area is served by a well-engineered road, and
contains 2 earth-mounded buildings and a bunker.
In addition there is a level, T-shaped earth
mound similar in configuration to those at
Type IIID ICBM sites. Two other areas of
construction activity are located approximately
3.5 nm east-northeast of the probable housing
and construction support area. The main road
has been extended to serve these areas. A
road leads north from the main access road
to one of the areas which contains a generally
square excavation; detail within the excavation
cannot be discerned. The other area, at the
terminus of the main access road, is generally
T-shaped and may be secured. Another area
of construction activity, located 1.5 nm north-
west of the probable housing and construction
support area, is partially secured and consists
of an access road and a clearing containing
a T-shaped configuration which resembles a
Type IIID ICBM site. These areas of con-
struction activity could possibly reflect the
initial deployment of single-silo sites at the
Plesetsk Complex, but additional coverage is
required before a determination can be made
with any degree of confidence.
Continuing analysis of the Plesetsk Complex
resulted in the identification of a probable mis-
sile gantry approximately 155 feet high on the
west rail spur at Launch Site G(9). The 3
largest structures within the rail wishbones at
Launch Sites G(9) and H(10) have been earth
mounded. A shallow U-shaped excavation is
located on the west side of the rail spur,
and just south of the secured area at Launch
Site B(2).
The construction of Launch Sites G and H,
coupled with the identification of the probable
gantry at Launch Site H, raises speculation
concerning the future role planned for the Ple-
setsk Complex. In considering possibilities,
it should be noted that gantrys were not used
in soft-site deployment of the SS-7 and SS-8
and, except for Launch Sites G and H at Ple-
setsk, only hardened and well-dispersed single
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setsk cannot be matched with a prototype site
at any Soviet test range. All these factors
indicate that the Soviets may be preparing to
accommodate a large launch vehicle at Ple-
setsk. It cannot be determined, as yet, whether
these sites are intended to accommodate a
space system, an intercontinental weapon sys-
tem, or a planned R & D flight-test program.
Svobodnyy Complex
I revealed 2
new roads under construction, extending in a
westerly direction from the main complex road.
One road branches off the main complex road
between Launch Sites F(5) and A(3), and the
other runs between Launch Sites A and D(4).
An area of unidentified activity is observed
to the south of the main complex road,
and the rail-to-road
transfer point. Five new buildings are under
construction at the complex support facility,
and 2 new buildings are under construction at
the transfer point.
All this new activity could be an indicator
that new launch site construction may soon
appear at the Svobodnyy Complex. Each of
the SS-7 complexes which had the so-called
second phase of the Type IIIA triple-silo hard
sites has received Type IIID single-silo de-
ployment, except for Svobodnyy,. Shadrinsk,
and Yurya.
Yurya Complex
revealed
several missiles parked outside their respective
ready buildings at the Yurya Complex. They
were identified as SS-7 missiles and were
not equipped with reentry vehicles at the time
of observation. The 4 missiles observed at
Launch Sites 1(9) and F(6) confirm the as-
sessment that these buildings can hold 4 mis-
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tended for the soft launch pads. One possible
explanation for the large number of missiles
outside the ready buildings is that some modi-
fication activity is in progress within the
buildings. A second, but less likely, possibility
could be that an operational training exercise
was in progress. However, if this were the
case, it would appear that only 2 missiles
would be removed from the ready building at a
time, with 2 remaining in the building for maxi-
mum protection.
TYURATAM MISSILE TEST CENTER
Test Range Facilities .
provided excellent coverage
of the Tyuratam Missile Test Center. High-
lights of this coverage included the identifi-
cation of 5 new single-silo sites under con-
struction at the center; the determination that
the 10 Type IIID single silos in Launch Group
L are now complete; evidence of a possible
vulnerability test of a Type IIIA launch site
and associated facilities; and additional details
of construction activity at various launch com-
plexes at the rangehead.
Two new single-silo sites located in the
vicinity of Launch Complexes B and I have been
identified in an early stage of construction, and
designated Launch Sites B4(35) and 13(36).
Launch Site B4(35) is located approximately
3.5 nm west-northwest of the complex sup-
port facility at 46-OON 63-30E. The site
consists of a square excavation containing a
probable coring. A road serving this site
has been constructed from the road providing
access to Launch Site B2(16). A probable
cable ditch extends to Launch Site 12(32).
There was no evidence of construction of this
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Site 13(36) is located approximately 1.2 nm
north-northwest of Launch Site 11(14) at 45-57N
63-25E. The site consists of a square ex-
cavation containing an apparent circular silo
coring. A probable cable ditch extends from
Launch Site 12(32) to 13(36), and a ground scar
extends from 13(36) to a point north of Launch
Sites A2 and A4. First evidence of construction
of this site was on
on
photography precludes
approximately 0.9 nm northeast of Launch Com-
plex F (5) at 46-02N 63-06E. It consists of
a rectangular excavation containing a probable
silo coring. There was no evidence of this
launch site on
It is recognized that the initial construction
techniques for these sites is somewhat different
than those observed at Type IIIC and IIID sites
at comparable development stages, but this may
be due to an improved or more economic method
of site construction. The appearance of new
starts at Tyuratam at the present time, in
light of the existing number of Type IIIC
and IIID sites now available and under con-
struction, tends to suggest a new or revised
type of site or weapon association. A sound
judgment cannot be made until these sites have
progressed to a more advanced state of develop-
ment and comparative analysis has been made
with other facilities and launch activities at
the rangehead.
With the discovery of these new single-
silo sites, we are now carrying 21 soft and
34 hard launchers at Tyuratam.
At Launch Complex A, a newly identified
building at least 5 stories high is located just
northwest of the missile assembly and check-
out building. A heat/power plant is located
south of this building, and a probable steam
line extends northwest to Complex J where
it turns and parallels the access road to Launch
Sites J1 and J2. Rails cannot be identified
entering the new building; however, rail lines
presently extend from the main support area
of Complex A and pass immediately east of
the building. The extension of rail service to
the building would necessitate only the instal-
lation of rail spurs and a common switch.
At Launch Site B4(35), groundwork has
begun on the construction of a new building on
the western side of the access road, at its
present terminus south of the silo.
type of these silos. However, it is reasonable
to assume that they are Type IIIC sites because
of their location in the vicinity of 4 other Type
IIIC sites (A3, B2, 11, and 12).
Three of the new single-silo sites identified
in a very early stage of construction at the
center have been designated Launch Sites M1(33),
M2(34), and M3(37). Launch Site M1(33) is
located 4 nm east of the complex support
facility for Launch Complex G at 46-03N 63-
02E; Launch Site M2(34) is located 3.7 nm
southeast of the Complex G support facility at
46-01N 63-01E. The sites are about 2.5 nm
apart. The construction technique differs from
that observed at any of the other single-silo
sites identified at Tyuratam. Both silo corings
are in shallow excavations approximately 200
by 100 feet, and the corings are approximately
Launch Site M1(33) has
a crane adjacent to the coring and 3 vehicles
outside the excavation. Launch Site M2(34)
has a plus-shaped ground scar superimposed
over the site, with the intersection of the legs
at the silo coring. There was no evidence of
construction of these sites on
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identified on
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Of the considerable and varied activity at
Tyuratam since our last revision, perhaps the
most interesting activity is the appearance of
a large crater in the vicinity of Launch Site
D2(9). This crater is located approximately
900 feet south of the center silo, and has a
distinct lip of undetermined height. There
was no evidence of this crater on
the throwout material around the crater are
indistinct, but appear to average about 250
feet from the center of the crater. The
total depth of the crater is about 65 feet and
the diameter ranges from 200 to 265 feet.
The crater is apparently the result of an
explosion, but whether the point of detonation
was at the surface or subsurface has not been
determined. On
the southern. ready building at Launch Site
D2 was being earth mounded and 12 revet-
ments were observed in the general area
south of the site. Construction of a good
road leading to the crater was first observed
retracted to a horizontal position flush with
the pad and apron. It pivots at a point near
the aperture in the pad and, in the horizontal
position, extends to the rear between the gantry
tracks; the rail car tracks appear to extend
onto the mechanism in the horizontal position.
Though not observed, Pad 3 probably is equipped
also with this type of missile-erector system.
At Launch Site G5/G6(12) a 4-legged ap-
paratus with a ring near the top is centered
on each pad. The legs are approximately 30
feet high, and taper to meet the ring. The
gantry is located to the extreme rear of the
tracks. All indications are that these objects
are like the brace-type fixture previously seen
around the erected cylinder at Pad G6 on
the cylinder was
not present and the gantry was parked in the
extreme rear position. These facts indicate
that Pads G5 and G6 are equipped with separate
cylinder- support- type fixtures which remain
on the pad when not is use. It is uncertain
whether these fixtures are used in conjunction
with the gantry to erect the cylinder, but their
presence does suggest that the cylinder is in
place when a missile is launched.
Launch Site G7(18) is now in the late stage
of construction. The silo is backfilled, and
the silo door in the open position. A cylindrical
object, possibly a silo liner, is located on the
access road and centered on the silo aperture.
The control building extends above ground level
and has been completely earth banked on 2
sides. The legs of the electronic facility are
backfilled, but construction appears to con-
tinue at 1 of the terminal antenna silos. Activ-
ity of undetermined significance was also ob-
served at the abandoned construction support
area between Launch Sites G1/G2 and G7.
This area now contains an excavation approxi-
mately 200 by 75 feet. No conclusions can be
this road had pro-
gressed to approximately the location of the
crater. The size of the crater seems to pre-
clude the possiblity of a missile failure or
accident and a vulnerability 'test appears to
be the most logical explanation. The isolated
location of Launch Site D2 at the eastern
extremity of the rangehead adds to the plausi-
bility of such a test.
Launch Complex G was completely covered
by good, stereo photography on
I At Launch Site G3/G4(11),
e snow as been cleared from both pads and
both gantrys are to the extreme rear. A long
unidentified rail car is positioned on the track
behind Pad G3. At Pad G4, there is a mis-
sile-erector mechanism in the vertical or near
vertical position. This mechanism can be
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Forward of the excavation at J1 is a ditch
containing a conduit, which is open at the top.
A similar ditch can be seen forward of J2.
Launch Site K1/K2(13) is in a late stage
of construction. The silo door at K1 appears
to be complete, and is open. An excavation
containing an unidentified object is located just
west of the loop road. Ditching extends from
this excavation toward K1. The silo door ap-
pears to be under construction at K2. The
lack of stereo photography precludes identifi-
cation of a silo door at Launch Site K3(20).
The silo is open and a light-toned circular
object is located in the notch in the access ramp.
Launch Group L was covered by good photog-
raphy on
drawn from this activity at this time, but we
will report on this area in future revisions.
At Launch Site G8/G9(19), both silo doors
are in the open position and appear to be
very similar, if not identical, t:o those at
Launch Group L. A ring-like object is adja-
cent to each silo, and 2 specially configured
pieces of equipment are parked along the access
road leading to the silos.
The silo door is closed at Launch Site
11(14), and a probable erector/transporter is
on the apron in front of the silo. The silo
coring at Launch Site 12(32) appears to have a
circular casting supporting the sides, and that
at Launch Site 13(36) appears to be similar,
but has a probable environmental cover. No
construction of the silo can be observed above
the floor of the excavation.
At Launch Complex J, a fourth batch plant
is newly identified at the construction support
area. Footings for the gantry tracks are under
construction at various points in 2 parallel
ditches between the missile assembly/checkout
building and the launch site. It appears that
sections of the gantry tracks previously con-
structed are being re-excavated and enlarged,
and a third ditch indicates a Y will enter both
doors of the building. The rails previously
observed serving the missile assembly/check-
out building have been removed. At Launch
Site J1/J2, the Y-chaped structures in the ex-
cavations are identified as blast deflectors.
All the sites in the
group appear complete, and the silo doors were
visible. The tops of most of the silos appear
to be flush with the level access. To the rear
of each silo door is a small structure which
may function as part of the opening apparatus.
The legs of the L-shaped electronic facility
appear complete, except for the terminal an-
tennas and the antenna at the intersection of
the legs. Unidentified construction or excavation
activity was noted just northwest of the silos
at Launch Sites L4(21) and L8(28). The signi-
ficance of this activity cannot be determined at
this time. All the sites within the launch group
are now served by improved roads.
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photography of IRBM and MRBM
complexes and the Kapustin Yar Missile Test
Center since our 21st Revision has not re-
vealed any significant changes. With the identi-
fication of 1 additional fixed field site, we now
carry a total of 94 sites with 352 launch positions
in this category. The locations of deployed
IRBM/MRBM complexes are shown in Figure 3.
Information on selected launch sites at the Kap-
ustin Yar Missile Test Center is given in Table
6. Typical configurations of the launch sites,
and the weapons systems associated with each,
are depicted in Figure 4.
IRBM DEPLOYMENT
Current Force Level
The IRBM element of the Strategic Rocket
Forces remains at 32 sites containing a total
of 109 launchers, including 51 in a hard configu-
ration. All of these sites are estimated to be
operational.
MRBM DEPLOYMENT
Current Force Level
The Soviet MRBM force consists of 156
sites containing 624 launchers, including 84
in a hard configuration. All of these launchers
are estimated to be operational.
One additional fixed field site has been
identified since our last revision, bringing the
number of sites identified to 94 with a total
of 352 launch positions.
The Gorokholina Site containing 4 launch
positions is the second fixed field site to be
associated with the Nadvornaya Complex. It is
located at 48-45N 24-30E, can be negated on
UGOLNYY COMPLEX
A continuing analysis of the Ugolnyy Launch
Site reveals features that are inconsistent with
an MRBM site, yet are not wholly consistent
with IRBM sites.
The most striking similarity to IRBM sites
is the positioning of the central control buildings
and the 2 buildings inboard of each of 3 launch
pads; at the 4th pad, aligned at a 90-degree angle
to the other 3, there is 1 building outboard of
the pad. Three of the missile-ready buildings
at Ugolnyy are the same size, and the 4th is
smaller; the smaller building could bean MRBM
ready building or the central ready building of
an IRBM site. There is a similarity in the
positioning of fuel/oxidizer tanks at Ugolnyy
and the Sary Ozek 1 (Kara Babau 1) IRBM
Site, but nothing resembling the 6 large fuel/
oxidizer tanks at the Krolevets 2 or Lebedin 3
IRBM Sites is present at Ugolnyy or Sary Ozek.
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Pad separation at the Ugolnyy Launch Site
appears to be somewhat greater than normal
for an MRBM site, but considerably less than
that for IRBM sites; no explanation has been
determined, but it appears to be a design feature
rather than a terrain consideration. Orientation
of the southernmost pad at a 90-degree angle
to the others could be for a number of reasons,
including the missile system employed and
the intended target. The erectors on the pads
appear to be of different sizes, with at least 1
erector smaller than the others.
In summary, because the Ugolnyy site dis-
plays a combination of features characteristic
of both MRBM and IRBM sites, we believe that
it probably has a dual function.
The probable SCAMP-type vehicles
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including SS-5 fuel transporters. Pending fur-
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considered to be unidentified.
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O
IIA 5
10
10 0
TOTALS
32
109 109
25 IIB 29
58
58 0
m
;v
MRBM 25X1
e"I
IIC 7
14
14 0
M
m
IID 30
60
60 0
I
84
336 336
0
ILIA 23
69
69 0
II
51
204 204
0
IIIB 3
9
9 0
IV
21
84 84
0
IIIC1/ 80
80
6 74
TOTALS
156
624 624
0
IIID2/ 136
136
20 116
TOTALS
188
733 733
0
*See Tables 2, 4, and 5 for details. Figures include 3 launch silos at Type IIIA and IIIB
ICBM and Type IV IRBM sites, and 4 launch silos at Type IV MRBM sites. Type IIIC
and IIID ICBM sites contain single silos.
**In order to assess the greater threat, one member considers that 65 of the ICBM sites
were completed in the first quarter of 1966, and a total of 289 launchers is now considered
to be operational.
1/Figures do not include 6 sites carried in the possible category.
2/Figures do not include 13 sites carried in the possible category.
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25X1
25X1
25XX
M
Site A 1)
Site b 2)
Site C13
)
Site D 4)
Site E 5)
Site F6)
Site G(7)
Site H S
Site 1 (9)
Site j (10)
Site K (11) Probable
Site A(4)
Site B(3)
Site C(2)
Si" D 1)
Site E 6)
Site F 7)
Site G 11
Site H 10
Site 1 (8)
Site J (9)
Site K(12)
Site L(13)
Site M(14) Possible
Site A(1)
Site B(2)
Site C 4)
Site D(3)
Site E(5)
Site F(6)
Site GI(7)
Site G2 8)
Site G3 9)
Si-,
tG4 10)
Site G5 i1)
Site 06 12)
Site G7 13)
Site G8 14
Site G9 16)
Site G1 (18)
Site Hl(22
Site H2(23
Site H3(24
Site H4(21)
Site HS(25)
Site H6 20)
Site H7 15)
Site H8 19)
Site H9 26)
Site H10(28)
Type of
Site
52-27N 82-350 IIIC
52-29N 82-40E IIIC
52-33N 82-42E IIIC
52-32N 82-34E IIIC
52-35N 82-30E IIIC
52-36N 82-36E IIIC
52-23N 82-46E IIIC
52-17N 82-49E IIIC
52-15N 82-39E IIIC
52-ION 82-36E IIIC
52-12N 82-44E IIIC
51-11N 59-370 IIIC 1
51-06N 59-39E IIIC 1
51-O1N 59-41E IIIC 1
50-58N 59-32E IIIC 1
51-04N 59-28E IIIC 1
51-09N 59-31E IIIC 1
51-12N 59-51E IIIC 1
51-09N 59-44E B1C 1
51-02N 59-57E IIIC 1
51-06N 59-50E IIIC 1
51-ION 59-58E IIIC 1
51-05N 60-04E IIIC 1
50-50N 59-35E II IC
51-25N 113-000 110 2
51-25N 113-04E ILIA
51-28N 113-04E 11D 2
51-20N 113-O1E IID 2
S1-23N 112-50E IIIA
51-20N 112-55E 111A
51-38N 113-05E IIID
51-34N 113-04E IIID
51-36N 113-02E 1110
51-33N 113-070 IIID
51-36N 113-07E HID
51-29N 113-000 IIID
51-31N 113-04E 1110
51-29N 113-06E IIID
51-35N 113-12E BID
51-31N 113- OOE HID
51-22N 113-02E HID
51-25N 113-09E HID
51-23N 113-06E IIID
51-20N 113-04E Nil)
51-18N 112-57E II ID
51-22N 112-57E IIID
51-26N 113-02E IIID
51-21N 112-51E IIID
51-21N 112-47E IIID
51-24N 112-52E HID
Number of
Launchers
Site
Negated
First
Coverage
Latest
Coverage
Stage of Const on Last
Usable Coverage
Estimated Quarter
Site Operational
Estimated
Status
II
Complete
Mid
25X1
Complete
Late
66
U/C
Mid
66
U/C
Mid
66
U/C
Mid
66
U/C
Mid
67
U/C
UNDET
UNDET
67
67
U/C
U/C
Mid
67
U/C
UNDET
67
U/C
Complete
66
Complete
Complete
Complete
66
66
Complete
Complete O
Mid
66
U/C
Mid
66
U/C
UNDE
EarllyT
67
67
U/C
Mid
U/C
Earlyd
M
2AJX1
U/C
Mid
67
U/C
Early
Early
67
U/C
M
Complete
63
Operational
Complete
64
Operational
Complete
63
Operational
Complete
64
Operational
Complete
64
Operational
Complete
64
Operational
Complete
66
Operational
Complete
66
Operational
Complete
66
Operational
Complete
66
Operational
Complete
66
Operational
Complete
66
Operational
Complete
66
Operational
Complete
66
Operational
Complete
66
Operational
Late
66
Operational
Late
66
U/C
Late
66
U/C
Late
66
U/C
Late
66
U/C
Late
66
U/C
Late
66
U/C
Late
Late
66
66
U/C
Late
66
U/C
Late
66
U/C
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25X1
Type
Sit
Number of
of Launchers
e
Site
Negated
First
Coverage
Latest
Coverage
Stage of Const on Last
Usable Coverage
Estimated Quarter
Site Operational
Estimated
Status
1st
2nd 3rd 4th
Site A 3)
56-20N
92-18E
I'D 2
Comple
25X'p3
Operational
Site B2
25X1
56-25N
92-27E
11D 2
Complete 64
Operational
Site D 5)
56-20N
92-13E
IIIA
3
Complete
64
Operational
Site F1(7)
56-14N
92-15E
HID
1
Late
66
U/C
Site F2 8)
56-17N
92-18E
IIID
1
Late
66
U/C
Site F3 14)
56-18N
92-22E
IIID
1
Late
66
U/C
Site F4(9)
56-14N
92-21E
111D
1
Late
66
U/C
Site F5(10)
56-12N
92-15E
IIID
1
UNDET
66
U/C
Site F6 11
56-IIN
92-10E
HID
1
Late
66
U/C
Site F7(12;
56-12N
92-08E
IIID
1
Late
66
U/C
Site F8(15)
56-17N
92-13E
HID
1
Late
66
U/C
Site F9 22)
56-14N
92-26E
IIID
1
Late
66
U/C
Site F1 (20)
56-12N
92-05E
I11D
1
Late
66
U/C
Site G1(16)
56-14N
91-45E
I11D
1
Mid
66
U/C
Site G2(17) Possible
56-12N
91-44E
IIID
UNDET
66
U/C
Site G3(18)
56-13N
91-55E
HID
1
Mid
66
U/C
Site G4 21)
56-13N
92-00E
IIID
1
Mid
66
U/C
Site GS 23)
56-13N
91-49E
1110
1
Mid
66
U/C
Site G6 24) Possible
56-09N
91-44E
111D
UNDET
66
U/C
Site G7 Possible
UNDET
66
U/C
Site H1 27)
56-13N
92-39E
111D
Mid
67
U/C
Site H2 30) Probable
25 Site H3 28)
Site H4 26) Probable
56-15N
56-11N
56-I1N
92-45E
92-45E
92-.39F
IIID
1I1D
III F)
Mid
Mid
Mid
67
67
67
U/C
U/C
U/C rn
Site HS 25)
56-12N
92-33E
IIID
Mid
67
U/C
IV
Site H6 34) Possible
56-17N
92-33E
HID
UNDET
67
U/C
M
--I
Site H7 33) Possible
Site H8 29) Probable
Site H9 (31) Possible
56-17N
56-12N
56-15N
92-39E
92-50E
92-52E
HID
HID
UNDET
Mid
UNDET
67
67
67
U/C
U/C rn
Site HlO(32) Possible
56-18N
92-57E
IIID
HID
UNDET
67
25X
1 U/C
Site A(l)
51-03N
66-06E
IIIC
1
Late
66
U/C
Site B(2)
51-06N
66.02E
IIIC
1
Mid
66
U/C
Site C 3)
51-ION
66-06E
I11C
1
Mid
66
U/C
Site D 4)
51-07N
66-13E
IIIC
1
Late
66
U/C
Site E(5)
s1-13N
66-13E
IIIC
1
Late
66
U/C
Site F(6)
51-13N
66-05E
IIIC
1
Mid
66
U/C
Site G(7)
50-57N
66-09E
IIIC
1
Mid 67
U/C
Site H 8)
50-58N
66-OOE
IIIC
1
Mid
67
U/C
Site 1( )
50-58N
66-17E
IIIC
1
Mid 67
U/C
Site J(10)
50-52N
66-19E
IIIC
1
UNDET
67
U/C
Site K(11)
50-52N
65-59E
IIIC
1
Mid
67
U/C
Site L(12)
S0-SIN
bb-090
IIIC
1
Mtn
67
U/C
Site M(13)
50-56N
65-49E
IIIC
1
UNDET
67
U/C
Site N(14)
50-54N
65-42E
111C
1
Early 68
U/C
Site 0(15) Possible
50-54N
65-33E
IIIC
Early
U/C
Site A1)
56-59N
85-32E
IIB 2
Complete
Operational
Site B~2)
57-01N
85-39E
IIB 2
Complete 63
2
6/\1
Op
era[ional
Site C(3)
56-54N
85-39E
I1D 2
Complete
63
Operational
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 M M ppMd F Ieag003j6 : JWDF 047 JW00:100 21" M M M
25X1
25X1
0
Site A
Site (1)
B 2)
Site C 3)
Site D(4)
Site E(5)
Site F(6)
Site G(7)
Site H(8)
Site 1(110)
Site J(12) Probable
Site K(11)
Site L Possible
Site M Possible
Site N 14) Probable
Site 0(15) Possible
Site P(13) Probable
Site A(1)
Site B(2)
Site C(3)
Site D4)
Site E5)
Site F 6)
Site C!7)
Site A(3)
Site B(2
Site D(4)
Site E(5)
Site F(6)
Site A2)
Site B 1)
3
Site D 4
Si,:
Site E 5
Type of
Site
53-OlN 60-26E IIIC
52-56N 60-31E IIIC
52-55N 60-24E IIIC
52-51N 60-27E IIIC
53-OON 60-16E BIC
53-04N 60-18E IIIC
53-09N 60-42E IIIC
53-08N 60-34E II.C
53-09N 60-25E IBC
53-12N 60-39E IIIC
53-12N 60-32E IIIC
53-12N 60-11E IBC
53-05N 60-07E INC
53-OON 60-47E IIIC
52-56N 60-39E IIIC
53-15N 60-24E IIIC
Number of
Launchers
58-02N 41-22E IIB 2
58-02N 41-07E IIB 2
57-59N 41-09E IIB 2
58-05N 41-40E IIB 2
57-58N 41-14E IIIA 3
57-55N 41-1OE ID 2
58-06N 41-32E IID 2
53-54N 35-45E IIC 2
53-48N 35-47E tiC 2
53-54N 35-51E IIC 2
13 SIN 35-41E IOB 3
53-41N 35-39E II1B 3
55-19N 83-tOE IIB 2
55-19N 83-02E IIIA 3
55-23N 82-54E IIIA 3
5S-22N 83-14E IID 2
55-20N 82-56E IlD 2
Site
Negated
First
Coverage
Latest
Coverage
Stage of Const on Last
Usable Coverage
Estimated Quarter
Site Operational
Estimated
Status
Late 625X1 uu~cc
Mid 66
Mid 66 U/C
Mid 66 U/C
Mid 66 U/C
UNDET 67 U/C
Mid Early 67 67 U/C
Early 67 U/C
Early 67 U/C
Early U/C
Early U/C
Early 67 U/C
Early
Early 67 U/C
Complete 62 Operational
Complete 62~ G \/ 1 Operational
Complete LL d7R/~ Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 64 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 64 Operational
Complete 64 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 64 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 64 Operational
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25
X1
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Site A(1)
Site B((2))
Site C(3)
Site D1l 4)
Site D2 5)
Si'. D3 7
Site D4 8)
Site D5 9)
Site D6 10)
Site D7 6)
Site D8(12)
Site D9(013)
Site D1 (11)
Site El 17)
Site E2 14
Site E3 15;
Site E4(16)
Site E5 19
Site E6 18)
Site E7(20)
Site E8(21)
Site E9(22)
Site E10(23)
Si le FL(24)
Site F2{((35)
Site F3(36)
Site F4((37)
Site F5(38)
Site F6 39
Site F7 40)
Site F8(43)
Site F9((44)
Site F10(42)
Site F11(41)
Site G1(25)
Site G2 26)
Site G3 27)
Site G4 28
Site GS 29
Site G6 30
Site G7 31)
Site G8 32
Site G9 33)
Site G1 (34)
Site H1(46)
Site H3249)
Site H4(50)
Site H5 Possible
Site H6(45)
Site H7(51)
Site H8(48)
II
Type of
Site
50-54N 115-48E ILIA
50-55N 115-45E ILIA
51-OIN 115-58E ILIA
51-07N 116-05E HID
51-04N 116-08E IIID
51-02N 116-09E IIID
51-02N 116-02E II1D
51-03N 115-59E HID
51-05N 115-59E HID
51-04N 116-04E HID
51-08N 116-08E IIID
51-06N 116-12E IIID
51-OSN 116-ISE IIID
50-56N 115-58E IIID
51-00N 116-OlE 1110
50-57N 116-O1E 1110
50-54N 116-02E 1110
50-53N 115-56E I11D
50-55N 115-52E IIID
50-59N 115-54E IIID
50-57N 115-49E HID
51-OON 115-47E HID
51 -01N 115-OlE II1D
50-SIN 115-510 lilt)
50-SON 115-56E HID
50-48N 115-57E IIID
50-47N 115-54E IIID
50-49N 115-51E IIID
50-51N 116-OOE HID
50-49N 116-03E 1110
50-46N 116-02E HID
50-45N 115-48E ID
50-49N 116-07E 50-52N 116-07E HID
50-43N 115-44E HID
50-46N 115-42E IIID
50-47N 115-45E I11O
50-45N 115-49E IIID
50-41N 115-50E HID
50-40N 115-46E 1110
50-41N 115-41E HID
50-39N 115-49E IIID
50-38N 115-41E HID
50-49N 115-42E HID
50-40N 115-58E 1110
50-41N 116-0516 MD
50-37N 116-03E HID
50-40N 15-54E IIID
50-42N 1 115-57E 1110
50-44N 116-07E HID
Number of
Launchers
25X1
25X1
Site
Negated
First
Coverage
Latest
Coverage
Stage of Const on Last
Usable Coverage
Estimated Quarter
Site Operational
Estimated
Status
II
Complete 64
Operational
25X1
Complete
,
Operational
Complete
64 Operational
Late
66
U/C
Late
66
U/C
Late
66
U/C
Late
66
U/C
Late
66
U/C
Late
66
U/C
Late
66
U/C
Late
66
U/C
Late
66
U/C
Late
66
/
UNDET
66 U
C
Late
66 U/C
Late
66 U/C
Late
66 U/C
Mid
66 U/C
Late
66 U/C 0
Late
66
Mid
66
?ate
Mid
6
U/C
X1 rn
U/C
Mid
67
U/C
Mid
67
U
C
Mid
67
/
U/C rn
Mid
67
U/C
Mid
67
U/C
Mid
67
U/C
Mid
67
U/C
Mid
67
U/C
Mid
67
U/C
Mid
67
U/C
Mid 67
Mid 67
Mid 67
Mid 67
Mid 67
Mid 67
Mid 67
Mid 67
Mid 67
Mid 67
Mid
67
U/C
U/C
U/C
U/C
U/C
U/C
U/C
U/C
U/C
U/C
Mid
67
U/C
Mid
Mid
67
67
U/C
UNDET
Mid
67
U/C
U/C
Mid
67
U/C
Mid
67
U/C
Complete 64 25X1 Operational
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25X1
25X1
Site A(1)
Site B(2)
Site C(3)
Site D'6)
Site E 5
Site F 4~
Site G 15)
Site G2 7)
Site G3 8)
Site G4 10) Probable
Site G5 11)
Site G7 13)
Site G8 12)
Site G9 28) Probable
Site Gl ((16)
Site Gil 17)
Site G12((18) Probable
Site G13(19) Probable
Site G14 20) Possible
Site G15 23)
Site G16(24) Probable
Site G17(22) Probable
Site G18(25)
Site G19(26) Possible
Site 1(1)
Site 2 2)
Site 3 3)
Site A(4)
Site B 5)
Site C(6)
Site D(8)
Site E7 )
Site F 1/
Site G(9)
Site H(10)
Site A(1)
Site B(2)
Site C 3)
Site A3
Site 1311 Site C 2)
Site D 4)
Site E 6)
Site F 5)
Site G 7)
Site H 8)
57-41N
56-11E
IIB
57-44N
55-55E
IIB
57-38N
56-07E
IIB
57-42N
55-47E
I'D
57-45N
56-OOE
IID
57-41N
56-04E
IIIA
S7-41N
56-11E
11 ID
57-42N
56-OOE
IIID
57-42N
55-54E
IIID
57-42N
55-SOE
IIID
57-43N
56-06E
IIID
57-44N
56-16E
IIID
57-46N
56-10E
IIID
57-46N
56-14E
IIID
57-45N
55-46E
IIID
57-46N
55-49E
IIID
57-42N
56-22E
IIID
57-41N
56-16E
IIID
57-39N
56-08E
IIID
57-40N
56-23E
IIID
57-38N
55-47E
IIID
57-43N
55-38E
IIID
57-50N
55-48E
IIID
57-50N
55-42E
IIID
62-56N
40-27E
IA
62-56N
40-32E
IA
62-58N
40-41E
IA
62-59N
40-47E
IIA
63-03N
40-57E
IIB
63-O1N
40-53E
IIIA
62-54N
40-47E
IIC
62-51N
40-35E
IIC
62-52N
40-44E
62-53N
40-51E
1B
62-53N
40-52E
IB
56-09N
63-51E
IIIA
56-iON
64-02E
IIIA
56-07N
a3-57E
IIIA
51-55N
128-1OE
IIB
51-49N
128-19E
110
51-53N
128-23E
IIB
51-58N
128-07E
IID
51-43N
128-00E
11D
51-52N
128-13E
IID
51-38N
127-58E
IIIA
52-03N
128-06E
IID
Number of
Launchers
2 2
1
1
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
Site
Negated
First
Coverage
Date Msn
Latest
Coverage
Date Msn
Stage of Const on Last
Usable Coverage
Date Man Const
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Late
Late
Late
Late
Late
Late
Late
Mid
Mid
Late
UNDET
UNDET
Mid
Early
Early
Early
Estimated Quarter
Estimated
Site Operational
$atus
2`5 VX 1
5
62
Operational
Operational
63
Operational
63
Operational
64
Operational
64
Operational
66
U/C
66
U/C
66
U/C
66
U/C
66
U/C
66
U/C
66
U/C
66
U/C
66
U/C
66
U/C
66
U/C
U/C
66
U/C
U/C
U/C
U/C
25X1
Complete 60 Operational
Complete 60 Operational
Complete 60 Operational
Complete 61 Operational
Complete 62 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
UNDET U/C
UNDET U/C
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 64 Operational
Complete 64 Operational
Complete 62 Operational
Complete 62 Operational
Complete 62 Operational
Complete 64 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 64 Operational
Complete 64 Operational
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25X1
25X1
Typ
S
e of
ite
Number of
Launchers
Site
Negated
First
Coverage
Latest
Coverage
Stage of Const on Last
Usable Coverage
Estimated Quarter
Site Operational
Estimated
Status
Site Al 1
51-48N
45-39E
'I'D
25X1 Site A2 2
51-51N
45-41E
IIID
Late 66
Late 66
25X1
U/C
U
C
Site A3 3
51-38N
45-45E
IIID
Late 66
/
Site A4S11)
i
51-52N
45-31E
IIID
Late 66
U/C
S
te AS S))
Site A6
51-45N
51-44N
45-41E
45-3SE
111D
1110
Late 66
U/C
Site Site A77
51-47N
45-34E
I'D
Late 66
Late 66
U/C
Site AS
51-SON
45-34E
'I'D
Late 66
U
C
Site Site A9 9
51-49N
45-29E
IIID
Late 66
/
Site Al (10)
51-53N
45-36E
IIID
Mid 66
U/C
Site BI(14)
51-33N
45-29E
1110
Mid
66
Site B2(12)
51-36N
45-30E
BID
Mid
66
U/C
Site B3 17
;
51-36N
45-350
IIID
Mid
66
Site B4 15
51-32N
45-35E
1110
Mid
66
U/C
Site BS 16)
51-29N
45-28E
1110
Mid
66
U
C
Site B6 19)
51-31N
45-23E
1110
Mid
66
/
U
C
Site 3713)
(
51-34N
45-23E
HID
Mid
66
/
Site B8
29)
51-29N
45-33E
IIID
Mid
66
U/C
Site B9(21)
51-38N
45-24E
HID
Mid
66
U/C
Site B10(30)
Site Cl 20
P
b
bl
51-40N
45-29E
1110
Mid
66
U
)
ro
a
e
Site C2(28? Probable
51-33N
51
27N
95-18E
5
21
IIID
Eariy
666
/C
(n
/C
25y "- Site C3 2S Probable
Si
-
bi-26N
4
-
E
45-16E
IIID
1110
Early
66
6
25X
U
rn
U/
te C4 27) Probable
i
51-29N
45-15E
II1D
Earl
61
6666
C
S
te CS 26) Probable
Si
C6
51-28N
45-10E
HID
y
Earl
66
U/C
U
C
te
22) Possible
M Site C7 24
51-33N
51-32N
45-12E
45-06E
1110
IIID
y
Early
Mtd
66
66
/
U/C
m
Site C8 32
Si
51-25N
45-10E
IIID
Mid
66
U/C
U
te C9 34 Possible
Sit
Cl
36
P
51-34N
45-09E
IIID
Early
66
/C
U/C
e
(
)
robable
Si
Of 38
51-42N
95-13E
IIID
11
1
Early
66
U
te
) Probable
Si
D2
51-40N
45-02E
1
.
1)
Early
67
/C
U
C
te
40) Possible
Site D3 39)
51-43N
51-46N
45-02E
45-06E
1110
1110
Early
67
/
U/C
Site D4 41) Probable
51-43N
45-09E
IIID
Mid
Early
67
67
U/C
Site D5 42)
51-45N
45-IIE
HID
Mid
67
U/C
U/C
Site Al,
i
B 2
56-55N
40-27E
IIB 2
Complete
62
O
i
l
S
te
i
56-56N
40-33E
IIB 2
Complete
62
perat
ona
O
erati
l
S
te C(3)
Si
56-55N
40-17E
IIB 2
Complete 63
p
ona
O
erational
te D(4)
Ii- I'll
56-59N
40-40E
11D 2
Complete
63
p
One mat
~
f
11D 2
Complete
63
Ope
ati
l
Site F
6
56-55N
40-220
lID 2
Complete
64
r
ona
Operational
Site A(3)
56-52N
65-34E
lIC 2
Complete
63
O
erational
Site C(2)
56-51N
65-27E
IIC 2
Complete
63
p
Operational
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Site A(1)
Site B 2)
Site C 3)
Site D 4
Site E 5
Site F 6
Site G(7)
Site H(8)
Site I(9)
Site J(10)
Site K(11)
Site L)12)
Site M(13)
Site N 14)
Site O 15)
Site P 16
Site Q 17
Site R 18
Site S(19)
Site A(2)
Site B 1)
Site C 3)
Site D 4
Site E 5
Site F 7
Site G 8)
Site H 9)
Site 1( 0)
Site A J2)
Site B 1)
Site C 5)
Site D 4)
Site E 8)
Site F 6)
Site F 7)
Site I( )
Site A l)
Site B 2)
Site C 3)
Site D 14)
Site E 5
Site F 6)
Type o
Site
Number of
Launchers
55-20N 88-43E IIIC 1
55-18N 89-38E IIIC
55-20N 89-33E 11IC 1
55-17N 89-26E IIIC
55-13N 89-33E IIIC 1
55-25N 89-39E IIIC 1
55-22N 89-27E IIIC 1
55-19N 89-20E IIIC 1
55-13N 89-21E IIIC 1
55-12N 89-09E IIIC 1
55-16N 89-IOE IIIC 1
55-08N 89-37E IIIC 1
55-13N 89-42E IIIC 1
55-25N 89-15E IIIC 1
55-05N 89-48E I11C 1
55-OIN 89-33E IIIC 1
55-02N 89-43E IIIC 1
54-57N 89-40E IIIC 1
55-16N 89-44E IIIC 1
58-09N 60-16E IIB 2
58-06N 60-21E IIA 2
58-10N 60-28E IIA 2
58-12N 60-34E lIB 2
58-14N 60-55E IIB 2
58-14N 60-41E IIIA 3
58-13N 60-49E IIIA 3
58-05N 60-13E IID 2
58-09N 60-32E IID 2
57-48N 33-36E IIB 2
57-48N 33-14E 113 2
57-49N 33-08E IID 2
57-48N 33-28E IID 2
57-52N 33-18E IIIA 3
57-44N 33-06E IID 2
57-47N 33-02E 1ID 2
57-52N 33-27E IIIA 3
56-35N 48-09F IIB 2
56-35N 48-18E IIB 2
56-32N 48-27E IIB 2
56-31N 48-20E 11D 2
56-34N 48-13E IID 2
56-36N 48-28E 11D 2
Site
Negated
Date Man
First
Coverage
Latest
Coverage
Date Msn
Stage of Const on Last
Usable Coverage
Estimated Quarter
Site Operational
Estimated
Status
Complete f,~5X1 Complete
Complete Complete
Complete 66 Complete
Complete 66 Complete
Complete 66 Complete
Complete 66 Complete
Mid 67 U/C
Mid 67 U/C
UNDET 67 U/C
Mid 67 U/C
Mid 67 U/C
Mid 67 U/C
UNDET 67 U/C
Early 67 U/C
Early 67 U/C
Earl 67 Uc
Early 67 U/C
Earl 67 UC
Early 67 U/C
Complete 625X1 Operational
Complete 61 Operational
Complete 61 Operational
Complete 62 Operational
Complete 62 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 62 Operational
Complete 62 Operational
Complete 64 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 64 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 62 Operational
Complete 62 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 63 Operational
Complete 64 Operational
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Site A 2)
Site B 1
Site C 3)
Site D 4)
Site E 5)
Site F 7)
Site G 6)
Site H(8)
Site 1(11)
Site J(9)
Site K(10)
Site A(l)
Site B 2)
Site C 3)
site D 4
Site E 5)
Site F6;
Site (j
7
Site H8
Site I( )
Site J(10)
Site K 11)
Site L(12) Possible
Type of
Site
Number of
Launchers
Site Stage of Const on Last
Latest
I I Coverage First I Late I Usable Coverage
Negated
Coverage
Soft Hard Dale Man Date Msn Date Msn Date Msn Const"* 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1
59ION 49-32E IIA 2
59-09N 49-40E IIA 2
59-13N 49-25E IIB 2
59-16N 49-22E 1113 2
59-23N 49-17E ILIA 3
59-21N 49-14E IIB 2
59-04N 49-51E ILIA 3
59-11N 49-47E I D 2
59-06N 49-25E IID 2
59-06N 49-45E IID 2
59-13N 49-ISE I11A 3
49-12N 81-OOE IIIC
49-16N 80-59E IIIC
49-11N 80-54E IIIC
49-ION 81-04E II IC
49-06N 81-03E 111C
49-SRN 80_SIB iitC
49-19N 80-50E IIIC
49-26N 80-57E IIIC
49-25N 80-49E IIIC
49-21N 80-58E I11C
49-17N 81-05E IIIC
49-22N 81-06E IIIC
'TDI site designators are indicated in parentheses.
**To clarify the terms used in referring to construction stages at single-silo sites, identifiable steps
in the construction process have been categorized as follows: early stage, clearing and grading, open-
cut silo excavation, silo coring; midstage, silo under construction, silo backfilling; late stage, final
backfill and grading, silo door installed; complete final configuration apparent; operational, equipment
installed and checked out (estimated). One member considers a launch site to be operational when
backfilling and grading have been completed, the silo door installed, and the final road pattern evident.
If a valid site should not be ohsP Pd a C!^... mule ed e b?
rt? ........ ... be lack of odcgtlaic a epeti Civc
photographic coverage at the time, the site is considered to be complete and operational after the passage
of 21 months of construction time.
1/Not considered an operational ICBM site (see 16th Revision).
Estimated Quarter
Site Operational
Estimated
Status
2 5X I1 Operational
66661 Operational
Operational
62 Operational
62 Operational
63 Operational
64 Operational
63 Operational
64 Operational
64 Operational
64 Operational
66 U/C
66 U/C
66
66 U/C
U
66 U/C
625X' U/C
67 UDC
67 U/C
67 U/C
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Complex A1(1)
A2
A3(15)
A4
Complex B1(2)
B2(16)
B3(17)
B4(35)
Complex C1(3)
C2
C3
Complex Dl(4)
D2(9)
Complex E1(6)
E2
E3
Complex F(5)
Complex GI/G2(7)
G3/G4(11)
G5/G6(12)
G7(18))
G8/G9(19)
Complex 11(8)
Complex 11(14)
12(32)
13(36)
Complex J
Complex K1/K2(13)
K3(20)
Launch Group L(21-30
Ml(33)
M2(34)
M3(37)
*TDisite designators are indicated in parentheses.
P Prototype.
Type of
Site
Number of
Launchers
45-55N 63-21E I 1
45-55N 63-21E I 1
4S-54N 63-20E IIIC P 1
I
46-OON 63-34E IA p 1
45-59N 63-33E IIIC 1
46-OON 63-34E II 1
III 1
45-48N 63-38E II p 1
45-48N 63-39E II 1
45-48N 63-39E II 1
45-59N 63-57E ILIA p 3
45-59N 63-57E ILIA 3
45-48N 63-12E IIC p 1
45-48N 63-12E IIC 1
45-48N 63-12E IIC 1
46-02N 63-06E IIIB p 3
46-03N 62-56E I 2
46-03N 62-56E 1 2
46-05N 62-54E II 2
46-04N 62-56E 111C p 1
46-04N 62-57E III 2
45-59N 63-42E I 2
45-56N 63-26E IIIC p 1
45-56N 63-26E II[ 1
III 1
45-54N 63-64E I 2
46-02N 63-03E IIIC p 2
46-02N 63-02E IIIDp 1
46-03N 62-S9E III 10
III 1
III 1
III 1
Site
Negated
First
Coverage
Latest
Coverage
Stage of Const on Last
Usable Coverage
Estimated
Status
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Early U/C
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
1te Operau/Ctional
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Early U/C
Early U/C
Mid U/C
Late U/C
Late Operational
Complete
Early U/C
Early U/C
Early U/C
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AKTYUBINSK Launch Complex
PETROVSKIY
BELOMORSK Launch Complex
RAMOYE
FEDOROVKA Launch Complex
TRAKTOVYY
GELLI Launch Complex
KAKASHURA
GELLI
PARAUL
GRANOV Launch Complex
GRANOV1
GRANOV 2
KALNIK
KROLEVETS Launch Complex
KROLEVETS1
KROLEVETS2
BEREZA
LEBEDIN Launch Complex
LEBEDIN 1
LEBEDIN 2
LEBEDIN 3
NIGRANDE Launch Complex
NIGRANDE
SKRUNDA
VAINODE
NOVOSYSOYEVKA Launch Complex
NOVOSYSOYEVKAI
NOVOSYSOYEVKA 2
42-38-45N 47-27-OOE IV
42-26-30N 47-28-30E IV
42-47-3U1' 47-23-OOE IV
48-56-15N 29-30-15E III
48-50-OON 29-28-45E IV
48-59-30N 29-21-45E IV
51-36-45N 33-29-30E III
51-40-45N 33-31-15E III
51-43-45N 33-43-45E III
50-33-OON 34-25-45E III
50-35-45N 34-24-30E III
50-38-OON 34-27-30E III
56-31-OON 22-02-15E III
56-35-30N 21-49-15E IV
56-28-30N 21-50-15E IV
44-11-45N 133-26-15E III
44-07-15N 133-28-30E IV
NO OF PADS/
LAUNCHERS
DATE OF LATEST
PHOTOGRAPHY
ESTIMATED CONSTR
25X Iomplete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
25X9?mplete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
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PERVOMAYSK Launch Complex
KAMENNYY MOST
SEMENOVKAI
SEMENOVKA 2
SARY OZEK Launch Complex
KARA BABAU 1
KARA BABAU 2
KARA BABAU 3
SMORGON Launch Complex
SMORGONI
SMORGON 2
SMORGON 3
TAYBOLA Launch Complex
TAYBOLAI
TAYBOLA 2
ZHURAVKA Launch Complex
ZHURAVKA
47-58-OON 30-53-15E IV
47-58-45N 30-59-OOE IV
47-53-30N 30-58-45E IV
44-32-OON 77-46-15E III
44-31-OON 77-58-45E IV
44-30-15N 77-41-15E IV
54-31-45N 26-17-30E III
54-26-OON 26-18-30E IV
54-36-15N 26-22-30E III
68-28-OON 33-15-30E IV
68-30-30N 33-23-15E IV
NO OF PADS/
LAUNCHERS
DATE OF LATEST
PHOTOGRAPHY
25Xdomplete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
25Xcomplete
mplete
Complete
Complete
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AKHTYRKA Launch Complex
AKHTYRKAI
AKHTYRKA2
ALUKSNE Launch Complex
LEJASCIEMS 1
RUSKI
LEJASCIEMS 2
ANASTASYEVKA Launch Complex
ANASTASYEVKAI
ANASTASYEVKA2
BALTA Launch Complex
BALTA 1
BALTA 2
BARANO-ORENBURGSKOYE
Launch Complex
SOFIYE ALEKSEYEVSKOYE
BARANO-ORENBURGSKOYE
BELOKOROVICHI Launch Complex
OLEVSK 1
OLEVSK 2
RUDNYA ZLOTINSKAYA
BORSHCHEV Launch Complex
SKALA PODOLSKAYAI
SKALA PODOLSKAYA 2
BREST Launch Complex
BREST 1
BREST 2
BRODY Launch Complex
BRODY 1
BRODY 2
BERESTECHKO
NO OF PADS/
LAUNCHERS
50-16-OON 34-50-15E II
50-22-OON 34-57-OOE II
57-21-OON 26-44-45E II
57-25-15N 26-50-OOE II
57-13-OON 26-33-30E IV
48-34-15N 135-37-45E II
48-35-45N 135-41-UUE 11
48-01-45N 29-34-OOE II
48-07-OON 29-34-30E II
44-16-15N 131-22-30E I
44-19-45N 131-30-45E I
51-08-45N 28-03-15E I
51-10-30N 27-59-30E I
51-03-30N 28-07-30E IV
48-51-OON 26-08-30E I
48-52-45N 26-03-30E I
51-48-45N 24-00-45E II
51-51-45N 24-01-45E II
50-06-OON 25-12-15E IV
50-12-46N 25-05-OOE I
50-20-OON 25-05-30E I
DATE OF LATEST
PHOTOGRAPHY
25X1
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
2 5X 1Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
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NO OF PADS/
LAUNCHERS
DERAZHNYA Launch Complex
DERAZHNYA1
DERAZHNYA 2
KHMELNITSKIY
DISNA Launch Complex
DISNA
ZELKI
BORKOVICHI
DOLINA Launch Complex
DOLINA 1
DOLINA 2
BOLEKHOV
DROGOBYCH Launch Complex
MEDENITSA
DROGOBYCH
STRYY
DYATLOVO Launch Complex
DYATLOVO
BEREZOVKA
ZBLYANY
GOMEL Launch Complex
BORKHOVI
BORKHOV 2
GRESK Launch Complex
GRESK I
GRESK 2
URECHYE
GROZNYY Launch Complex
SUNZHENSKOYE
NESTEROVSKAYA
ACHKHOY-MARTAN
49-21-OON 27-26-30E II
49-26-15N 27-29-OOE II
49-24-45N 27-08-45E IV
55-35-15N 28-16-OOE I
55-35-45N 28-24-30E I
55-41-45N 28-27-OOE II
49-03-30N 24-03-30E I
49-06-15N 24-08-30E I
49-06-45N 23-51-15E IV
49-22-15N 23-45-30E I
49-25-30N 23-34-45E I
49-16-45N 23-43-OOE IV
53-32-45N 25-16-45E I
53-35-30N 25-17-30E I
53-35-45N 25-27-30E II
52-18-30N 30-42-45E II
52-24-45N 30-39-OOE II
53-14-15N 27-42-30E I
53-17-OON 27-40-45E I
53-11-OON 27-58-30E II
43-08-15N 44-54-15E I
43-11-30N 44-57-OOE I
43-10-30N 45-10-30E IV
DATE OF LATEST
PHOTOGRAPHY
25X1
25X1
ESTIMATED CONSTR
Q
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
25Xt omplete
omplete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
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GUSEV 1
GUSEV 2
GVARDEYSK Launch Complex
GVARDEYSKI
GVARDEYSK 2
JELGAVA Launch Complex
IECAVA 1
IECAVA 2
IECAVA 3
JONAVA Launch Complex
KARMELAVA
JONAVA
KA ME NETS -PODOLSKIY
Launch Complex
KAMENETS-PODOLSKIY
DUNAYEVTSY
KIVERTSY Launch Complex
KIVERTSY 1
KIVERTSY 2
TROSTYANETS
KONKOVICHI Launch Complex
PETRIKOV
KONKOVICHI
KOROSTEN Launch Complex
KOROSTENI
KOROSTEN 2
KOZHANOVICHI Launch Complex
KOZHANOVICHI 1
KOZHANOVICHI 2
54-41-30N 22-05-OOE I
54-44-OON 22-03-30E I
54-40-30N 21-07-30E I
54-45-15N 21-09-15E I
56-35-30N 24-04-OOE II
56-39-45N 24-07-30E II
56-33-UUN L4-20-30E iv
54-57-15N 24-05-45E II
55-01-OON 24-14-15E II
48-51-15N 26-42-30E II
48-55-15N 26-59-OOE II
50-53-15N 25-31-OOE
50-56-OON 25-36-15E
50-58-30N 25-39-30E
52-10-30N 28-34-45E I
52-15-30N 28-37-45E I
50-51-45N 28-18-15E II
50-52-15N 28-31-OOE 11
52-10-15N 27-51-30E
52-11-30N 27-48-OOE
NO OF PADS/
LAUNCHERS
DATE OF LATEST
PHOTOGRAPHY
25IX4lTED CONSTR
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
25Xjomplete
Complete
Complete
0
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Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
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25X1
O
(n
25XM
KRASKINO Launch Complex
KRASKINO
KRASNOZNAMENSK Launch Complex
VIESVILLE
RAGNIT
KREMOVO Launch Complex
KREMOVO
LYALICHI
KURGANCHA Launch Complex
KURGANCHA 1
KURGANCHA 2
TYM
LIDA Launch Complex
LIDA 1
LIDA 2
LUTSK Launch Complex
LUTSK 1
LUTSK 2
VLADIMIR -VOLYNSKIY
MARINA GORKA Launch Complex
MARINA GORKA
MAYKOP Launch Complex
KURDZHIPSKAYA
SHIRVANSKAYA
MOLOSKOVITSY Launch Complex
MOLOSKOVITSY 1
MOLOSKOVITSY 2
GURLEVO
MUKACHEVO Launch Complex
MUKACHEVOI
MUKACHEVO 2
55-01-30N 22-23-OOE I
55-01-15N 22-11-15E I
44-01-24N 132-20-39E I
44-02-30N 132-26-26E I
39-37-45N 65-57-30E I
39-37-30N 65-57-OOE I
39-35-15N 65-42-45E IV
53-47-30N 25-20-30E I
53-57-15N 25-27-45E I
50-46-45N 25-03-OOE I
50-50-30N 25-04-15E I
50-48-30N 24-42-30E IV
44-31-45N 40-00-45E II
44-25-30N 39-54-OOE IV
59-28-45N 29-06-OOE II
59-29-30N 29-12-15E II
59-25-OON 28-53-15E IV
48-18-45N 22-30-45E I
48-19-30N 22-37-15E I
NO OF PADS/
LAUNCHERS
DATE OF LATEST
PHOTOGRAPHY
iWI ATED CONSTR
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
25X1
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
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25X1
25X1
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NADVORNAYA Launch Complex
PARYSHCHE
NOVA VES
OTYNYA
OSTROG Launch Complex
OSTROG 1
OSTROG 2
OSTROV Launch Complex
ASANOVSHCHINA
SI{EVELEVO
R,FfKIN(l
PAPLAKA Launch Complex
PAPLAKA1
PAPLAKA 2
PINSK Launch Complex
IVANOVO
MOTOL
POLOTSK Launch Complex
POLOTSK 1
POLOTSK 2
POSTAVY Launch Complex
POSTAVY 1
KOZYANY
POSTAVY 2
PRUZHANY Launch Complex
PRUZHANYI
PRUZHANY2
RAKVERE Launch Complex
SIMUNA
VAIKE MAARJA
48-37-45N 24-42-OOE
48-39-30N 24-48-15E
48-47-30N 24-50-30E
50-14-OON 26-43-15E I
50-17-15N 26-41-OOE I
57-31-45N 28-12-15E I
57-37-DON 28-12-15E I
57-24-3DN 28-26-DOE IV
56-24-OON 21-17-30E I
56-25-OON 21-16-45E I
52-10-45N 25-41-15E I
52-12-30N 25-44-30E I
55-22-30N 28-4z
-30E II
55-24-ISN 28-33-45E II
I 55-09-45N 26-53-45E II
55-20-30N 26-51-30E II
55-06-15N 27-00-15E IV
2-30-30N 24-08-45E II
2-33-30N 24-06-15E II
9-08-45N 26-26-45E II
9-11-15N 26-20-45E II
NO OF PADS/
LAUNCHERS
DATE OF LATEST '- T1
PHOTOGRAPHY
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
25X1 Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
M M M M WMIApplMd FlMeleAM003'6 : MRD~047=000M1 OOM M M M M
 W = M M M*pp d F IeaNW03I6 : *WD1)4700 1004" 2W M = r
25X1
25X1
0
RISTI Launch Complex
RISTI 1
RISTI 2
RUZHANY Launch Complex
KRUPA 1
KRUPA 2
SATEIKIAI Launch Complex
SALANTAII
SALANTAI 2
ZEMAICIU KALVARIJA
SIMFEROPOL Launch Complex
MAZANKA
BALKI
SLONIM Launch Complex
BYTEN 1
BYTEN 2
SOKAL Launch Complex
SOKAL 1
SOKAL 2
SOKAL 3
SOVETSK Launch Complex
SLAVSK 1
SLAVSK 2
SUCHAN Launch Complex
NOVITSKOYE
SEVERNYY SUCHAN
TAURAGE Launch Complex
TAURAGE1
TAURAGE 3
59-04-OON 24-04-30E I
59-07-45N 24-06-45E I
52-47-45N 24-42-30E II
52-49-15N 24-45-30E II
55-59-45N 21-38-15E I
56-02-15N 21-41-30E I
56-01-45N 21-54-30E IV
44-53-45N 34-20-OOE I
44-57-OON 34-26-OOE I
52-52-30N 25-21-30E I
52-55-45N 25-22-15E I
50-22-45N 24-18-15E I
50-27-15N 24-20-DOE I
50-20-15N 24-26-15E IV
54-59-15N 21-36-30E I
54-59-45N 21-28-30E I
43-01-45N 133-17-OOE I
43-10-OON 133-20-05E I
55-10-15N 22-20-30E I
55-05-OON 22-20-OOE I
NO OF PADS/
LAUNCHERS
DATE OF LATEST Tl~
PHOTOGRAPHY
Complete
Complete
25X1
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
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25X1
25X1
O
25M
rn
TORVA Launch Complex
TORVA 1
TORVA 2
TSIRGULIINA
UGOLNYY Launch Complex
UGOLNYY
UKMERGE Launch Complex
VEPRIAI
UKMERGE
UMAN Launch Complex
MOLODETSKOYE
MANKOVKA
KISHENTSY
USOVO Launch Complex
OVRUCHI
OVRUCH 2
LIPNIKI
UZHGOROD Launch Complex
UZHGOROD
VORU Launch Complex
VORU 1
VORU 2
VSELYUB Launch Complex
VSELYUB 1
VSELYUB 2
7-56-OON 26-04-OOE I
7-59-15N 26-05-OOE I
7-49-45N 26-12-30E IV
I 5-07-45N 24-38-30E I
5-11-OON 24-42-30E I
8-53-45N 30-27-45E I
8-57-45N 30-23-45E I
9-00-15N 30-13-45E IV
1-17-15N 28-16-15E I
1-18-30N 28-10-30E I
1-12-15N 28-26-30E II
I 7-46-OON 26-47-15E II
7-49-OON 26-50-30E II
13-45-45N 25-43-OOE I
3-48-OON 25-46-45E I
NO OF PADS/
LAUNCHERS
DATE OF LATEST
PHOTOGRAPHY
25Xc mplete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
25X1
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
M M M M M4ppMd F=ele~003M6 : J DF047~'00~100M M M M M
 M M M M Mapp I Fclea 03I6 : iDP~47~003~ 00~ 2M M M M
25X1
25X1
YELSK Launch Complex
YELSK 1
YELSK 2
ZAGARE Launch Complex
ZAGARE 1
ZAGARE 2
LIELELEJA
ZHITOMIR Launch Complex
ZHITOMIR 1
ZHITOMIR 2
BERDICHEV
ZHMERINKA Launch Complex
GNIVAN
ZHMERINKA
VINNITSA
ZNAMENSK Launch Complex
ZNAMENSK 1
ZNAMENSK 2
51-42-30N 29-12-30E I
51-47-15N 29-18-15E I
56-23-15N 23-19-15E I
56-29-OON 23-20-45E I
56-24-30N 23-36-45E IV
50-04-45N 28-15-45E II
50-10-OON 28-16-15E II
50-05-30N 28-22-OOE II
49-09-OON 28-11-45E II
49-10-15N 28-05-OOE II
49-17-30N 28-20-15E IV
54-32-45N 21-11-15E I
54-35-15N 21-07-30E I
NO OF PADS/
LAUNCHERS
DATE OF LATEST
PHOTOGRAPHY
MATED CONSTR
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
2 5X 1Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
Complete
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Complex A
Launch Site 1A1
Launch Site 1A2
Launch Site 2A1
Launch Site 2A2
Complex C
Launch Site IC1
Launch Site 1C2
Launch Site 1C3
Launch Area 2C
Launch Area 3C
Launch Site 4C1
Launch Site 4C2
Launch Site 5C1
Launch Site 5C2
Complex E
Complex C
Complex H
BE
Number
* R&D/Trng site on first coverage
P Prototype.
Type of
Site
Number of
Positions
48-42N 46-1SE R&D 1
R&D/Trng 1
R&D -
R&D -
48-36N 46-17E Space R&D* 1 --
Probable Space 1 --
Probable Space 1 -.
48-35N 46-17E R&D/Trng 2 --
48-34N 46-17E R&D/Trng 1 --
48-34N 46-17E Type IV -- 4
MRBMP
48-33N 46-17E Type IV -- 3
IRBM P
48-32N 46-17E Undet 2 --
48-32N 46-17E -- 2
48-46N 46-18E Undet 1
48-24N 46-17E Trng 2
48-48N 46-20E Undet 2
Site
Negated
First
Coverage
Date Msn
Latest
Coverage
Date Msn
Estimated
Status
CompeeX 1 Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Inactive Inactive
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Complete, Undetermined
being modified
Compete Operational
Never completed Abandoned
Complete Operational
Complete Operational
Late U/C
25X1
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25X1
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Date Msn Const
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For paSttVt I
AKHTYRKA
Akhtyrka
ALUKSNE
25
25
Lejasciems
57-15-15N 26-41-15E
Gulbene
57-16-30N 26-54-30E
ANASTASYEVKA
Anastasyevka
48-32-15N 135-31-45E
BALTA
Kodyma
48-04-15N 29-18-30E
BARANO-ORENBURGSKOYE
Sofiye Alekseyevskoye
44-12-OON 131-24-OOE
BELOKOROVICHI
Rudnya Zlotinskaya
51-08-30N 27-59-45E
BORSHCHEV
Skala Podolskaya 1
48-53-30N 026-13-30E
Skala Podolskaya 2
48-52-30N 026-16-OOE
BREST
P ishcha
51-35-15N 23-46-45E
Zamshany
51-50-05N 24-02-OSE
BRODY
Yazlovchik
50-05-45N 25-02-OOE
Stanislavchik
DERAZHNYA
Khmelnitskiy
49-25-OON 27-06-30E
Letichev 1
49-22-45N 27-43-45E
Letichev 2
49-25-15N 27-45-OOE
DISNA
Dernovichi
55-47-45N 28-20-OOE
Demidovo
56-01-15N 28-18-45E
DOLINA
Berezhnitsa
49-12-45N 23-57-30E
Rakuv
48-58-21N 24-05-35E
DYATLOVO
Ruda
53-23-15N 25-10-30E
Yavorskaya 1
Ruda
53-23-15N 25-12-45E
Yavorskaya 2
Ruda
53-23-15N 25-13-30E
Yavorskaya 3
Berezovka
53-42-30N 25-30-30E
GOMEL
Gomel 1
52-20-45N 30-51-30E
Gomel 2
52-24-30N 30-50-30E
25
NO OF LAUNCH
POSITIONS
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GUSEV
Tolmingkemsk
GVARDEYSK
Geroyskoye
Vysokoye
JELGAVA
Jelgava 1
Jelgava 2
JONAVA
Kaisiadorys
KAMENETS-PODOLSKIY
Yarmolintsy
Vinkovtsy
KIVERTSY
Kivertsy
KONKOVICHI
Novoselki 1
Novoselki 2
KOROSTEN
Litki 1
Yemilchino 1
Yemilchino 2
Litki 2
KOZHANOVICHI
Lyudenevichi
KRASNOZNAMENSK
Krasnoznamensk
Sudargas
KREMOVO
Manzovka
KURGANCHA
Kurgancha
LIDA
Vasilishki
LUTSK
Gorokhov
54-45-45N 21-25-15E
54-44-30N 21-33-45E
56-38-45N 23-52-45E
56-44-15N 23-55-15E
49-12-OON 26-46-45E
48-58-20N 27-12-05E
52-23-OON 28-42-45E
52-25-45N 28-41-OOE
51-01-30N 28-27-45E
50-52-30N 27-53-OOE
50-52-OON 27-53-OOE
51-01-15N 28-24-15E
54-57-30N 22-35-OOE
55-00-30N 22-35-OOE
44-12-OON 132-34-OOE
39-41-OON 65-59-OOE
53-44-OON 24-56-13E
50-35-45N 24-48-45E
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POSITIONS
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 For Topa twtf
MARINA GORKA
Shotsk 1
Shotsk 2
MAYKOP
Tulskaya
Maykop
MOLOSKOVITSY
Kotly 1
Kotly 2
NADVORNAYA
Ivanovtsy
Gorokholina
OSTROG
Slavuta
Shepetovka
Ostrog
OSTROV
Shabany
PINSK
Lychkovtsy
POLOTSK
Plissa 1
Plissa 2
POSTAVY
Sivtsy
Bogatoye
Kobylnik
PRUZHANY
Strigovo
Shcherby
RAKVERE
Tamsalu
Kadina
Tapa
RISTI
Kloostri
RUZHANY
Shchitno 1
Shchitno 2
53-27-45N 27-48-OOE
53-26-ION 27-49-30E
49-31-15N 40-14-15E
44-32-30N 39-57-45E
59-37-45N 28-41-30E
59-39-15N 28-30-OOE
48-38-OON 24-54-15E
48-45-1SN 24-30-30E
50-16-45N 26-57-45E
50-12-30N 26-59-OOE
50-22-30N 26-22-OOE
57-23-45N 28-13-15E
52-15-OON 25-21-45E
55-12-30N 28-01-45E
55-11-30N 27-54-45E
55-09-30N 26-53-45E
54-57-15N 26-28-45E
54-56-30N 26-37-15E
53-23-ISN 24-14-30E
52-23-OON 24-10-OOE
59-08-45N 26-09-15E
59-16-30N 26-10-15E
59-16-45N 26-03-15E
52-43-15N 24-5B-15E
52-41-OON 24-57-30E
25
25
25
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NO OF LAUNCH
POSITIONS
 SATEIKIAI
Telsiai
Alsedziai
SLONIM
Byten
SMORGON
Smorgon
TAURAGE
Skaudvile
Taurage
TORVA
Valga 1
Valga 2
UKME RGE
Gelvonai
Balninkai
USOVO
Luginy
YELSK
Yelsk
Bolsuny
ZAGARE
Dobele 1
Dobele 2
ZHITOMIR
Berdichev
ZHMERINKA
Vinnitsa
Bar
ZNAMENSK
Pravdinsk
Domnovo
55-56-45N 22-07-OOE
56-00-15N 22-06-OOE
52-54-30N 25-22-OOE
54-34-45N 26-21-30E
55-23-OON 22-31-OOE
55-10-OON 22-14-30E
57-50-15N 25-54-15E
57-55-15N 25-46-30E
55-07-15N 24-43-45E
55-13-OON 25-02-OOE
51-50-45N 29-05-15E
51-06-45N 28-27-OOE
56-40-OON 23-11-45E
56-40-45N 23-06-45E
49-13-15N 28-18-452
49-05-30N 27-43-OOE
54-23-OON 20-59-45E
54-25-30N 20-53-OOE
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POSITIONS
4
352
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Complex/
Last Man
Site Intact
Dismantling
First Observed
Site
Date Msn
Belomorsk
Ramoye
64-25-45N 34-18-15E III
IRBM
Fedorovka
Traktovyy
53-25-15N 62-23-OOE III
IRBM
Kraskino
Kraskino
42-44-OON 130-40-15E 11
MRBM
Marina Gorka
Marina Gorka
53-26-30N 27-45-30E II
MRBM
Uzhgorod
Uzhgorod
48-33-30N 22-13-15E II
MRBM
Zhuravka
Zhuravka
54-36-30N 76-39-45E III
IRBM
25X1
25X 1
25Xjemarks 25X1
barracks-type bldgs & RIM
bldg removed on
bunkers between never completed
barracks-type bldgs removed
barracks-type bldgs, 1 ,,25X1
25X1
o barracks-type g sseen
associated with launch area
barracks-type bldg & RIM
bldg removed on
bldg at
facility removed since
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TABLE 9. COMPOSITION OF IRBM/MRBM COMPLEXES
No of
Containing
Soft Sites Only
Containing
Hard Sites Only
Containing
Hard and Soft Sites
Complexes
One Site, No
One
Two
Three
One
Two
Three
Two Soft,
One Soft,
One Soft,
Housing or
One Hard
One Hard
Two Hard
Site
Sites
Sites
Site
Sites
Sites
Support Facility
Site
Site
Sites
IRBM
3
3
2
2
5
1
25X1
3
4
1
1 2
MRBM
3
3
43
1 36
6
21
20
1
TOTALS
81
6 1 36
8
1
1 2
21
2
3
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O
Initial operational
capability (IOC)
Nominal maximum
range 4/ (NRE, non-
rotating earth)
Circular error
probability (CEP)
Initial
Improved/year
Re-entry vehicle
weight (lbs)
Warhead weight (lbs)
Gross lift-off
weight (lbs)
Configuration
Propellant
Table 10. Soviet ICBM, IRBM, and MRBM Systems,
Estimated Technical Characteristics and Performance
2,200, ? 300 3000-4000 6,000, ? 1,000
88,000 200,000 500,000
(approx) (approx) (approx)
Single-stage Single-stage Parallel
Storable liquid Storable liquid Non-storable
3,000-4,000 6/ 2,500-4,000 10,000, ? 1,000 4000-8000 1,000-2,000
2,400-3,200 2,000-3,200 8,000, ? 1,000 3,200-6,500 25X1 800-1,600
350,000 165,000 440,000 275,000 150,000
(approx) (approx) (approx) (approx) (approx)
Tandem 2-stage Tandem 2-stage Tandem 2-stage Tandem 2-stage --
Storable liquid Non-storable Storable liquid Liquid 7/ Storable liquid
liquid
liquid
Reliability rates:
8/
Alert
80%
80%
80%
80%
80%
85%
85%
Launch
90%
85%
85%
85%
85%
80%
80%
Improved/year
85%/1967
85%/i968
Inflight
90%
90%
85%
90%
90%
85%
85%
Improved/year
907,/1967
90%/1968
Warhead
95%
93%
95%
95%
95%
95%
95%
Weapon System
75%
75%
70%
75%
75%
65%
65%
Improved/year
75%/1967
757%/1968
Force
60%
60'%
55%
60%
60%
55%
55%
Improved/year
65%/1967
65%/1968
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2b*1
Reaction time from
ready condition: 9/ Soft Hard Soft Hard
Condition 3
Condition 2
Condition 1
1-3 -- 1-3 -- 12 hrs
hrs hrs (minimum)
15-30 -- 15-30 -- 1-2 hrs
min min
5-15 3-5 5-15 3-5 1 hr
min min min min (approx)
1-3
hrs
1 SS-8
1-3
hrs
15-30 -- 30-45 30-45 --
min min min
3-5 3-5 5-10 5-10 3-5
min min min min min
Hold time in ready
condition 1 10/ hrs- days hrs- days 1 hr hrs days 1 hr 1 hr days
days days (approx)(approx)
Refire time 11/ 2-4 -- 2-4 -- 12 hrs 2-4 -- $-4 -- --
hrs hrs (minimum) hrs hrs
1/ The SS-9 is believed to be intended for deployment primarily in hard sites.
2/ Tentative estimates based on limited data.
3/ If intense flight testin is renewed in the immediate future. The long stand-down in the SS-10
program akes its role in the ICBM force uncertain.
4/ Operational range is dependent on weight class of payload used.
5/ It is believed that the SS-9 has an additional all-inerdfal guidance capability with a CEP of
1-1.5 nm.
6/ More than one re-entry vehicle exists within these limits. Another, weighing as much as approximately
5,000 lbs (warhead 4,000 lbs) has been tested to a reduced range (4,700nm).
Probably a storable propellant if used as an ICBM; probably cryogenic if related to a space program.
These reliability rates may be too high since they may not sufficiently take into account the effect
of Soviet operational methods and troop training, which are at least as important as technical
characteristics in determining system reliability. We have little basis for estimating these effects.
9/ Readiness Condition 3 is believed to be the normal readiness condition for ICBMs deployed at soft sites,
Condition 2 for cryogenic propellant missiles at hard sites, and Conditional for storable liquid and solid
propellant missiles at hard sites; readiness Condition 3 is believed to be the normal readiness condition
for MRBM/IRBMs deployed at soft sites, and Condition 1 for hard sites.
10/ An unfavorable environment could seriously degrade these hold times. Because of the protection afforded
a missile in a hardened site, it is given a longer hold time than its soft counterpart. We believe the
cryogenic properties of non-storable propellants probably limit these missiles to a hold time of about
1 hour.
11/ Refire capabilities are applicable to soft sites only. Estimated refire times are based on the assump-
tion that the launch sites were designed specifically for an efficient refire capability and that no major
refurbishment of ground support equipment or launch stand is necessary.
3-5 3-5
min min
0
(n
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