PROBABLE LONG RANGE SAM LAUNCH COMPLEX MOZHAYSK, USSR
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PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION---REPORT
PROBABLE LONG RANGE
SAM LAUNCH COMPLEX
MOZHAYSK, USSR
JULY 1967
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The Mozhaysk Probable Long Range SAM (PLRS) Launch Complex (Figure
1) is located approximately 1]L nautical miles (nm) northwest of Mozhaysk, 62
nm west-southwest of Moskva, and 58 nm south of Kalinin at 55-38-OON
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This complex can be negated When first
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construction, consisting o 3 aunt sites an an electronic site, all enclosed in
a probable security fence. Minor ground scars and some possible temporary
support facilities detected may have been the
first construction activity.
Information for this report was obtained primarily from large-scale
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of construction. There is no evidence of construction on the missile-handling
facility, and, although no evidence is available to indicate construction of sup-
port facilities, some possible temporary support facilities are located adjacent
to Launch Site B. These facilities are believed to be composed of tents, however,
and probably will be removed when construction activity is concluded.
Launch Area
Generally speaking, the 3 launch sites, designated A, B, and C (Figures 4,
5, and 6) appear to be in the same stage of construction. Each site has 6 launch
positions, designated 1 through 6, and a control revetment. All revetments in the
launch area appear to be complete.
Presence of snow makes it difficult to determine the exact status of the
individual launch positions, but it appears that all positions have received grad-
ing, and are ready for equipment installation. No rails, missiles, or missile-
related equipment are discernible at this time.
The revetment configurations for corresponding launch positions at each of
the 3 sites are identical. Positions 1 and 6 at all 3 launch sites are revetted by
2 linear-shaped earth mounds arranged in an L-shaped pattern
long linear mound between the rail positions and the control area. The outside
arc-shaped revetment has a chord length A single arc-shaped
revetment, opening away from the central control, is located at Positions 3 and
4 at all 3 sites, and has a chord length 'he control revet-
ments consist of 2 parallel linear earth mounds apart and 110 to 130
feet long.
Tracking/Guidance Facility
The tracking/guidance facility (Figure 7) is located east of the launch area
and consists of 3 completed radar mounds, approximately 20 feet high, and
control revetments. Each of the mounds has a small L-shaped equipment re-
vetment attached to its base. The revetted area for the control point has 3
sites. The pattern here is also of a drive-through type, with a
apart, allowing the circumferential road to pass between them. The revet-
ments immediately behind the launch points are long, and revet-
ments between the rail positions and the control area are long.
Positions 2 and 5 have a revetment design of similar configuration at all 3
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Presence of snow makes detection of cable scars difficult. At this time,
however, they do not appear to be established. no
electronic equipment had been observed at Mozhays .
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