SEARCH FOR COASTAL DEFENSE CRUISE MISSILE SITES POLAND, (Sanitized), RUMANIA, AND BULGARIA

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CIA-RDP78T05161A000100010067-5
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RIPPUB
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T
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4
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December 28, 2016
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April 7, 2003
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67
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Publication Date: 
June 1, 1965
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IR
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25X1 Approved For Release 2003/05/14: CIA-RDP78TO5161A000100010067-5 Approved For Release 2003/05/14: CIA-RDP78TO5161A000100010067-5 D 2 PAGES DATE June 1965 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY PHOTOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION PHOTOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE REPORT SEARCH FOR COASTAL DEFENSE CRUISE MISSILE SITES POLAND, I I RUMANIA, AND BULGARIA CIA/PIR-1003165 Approved For Release 2003/05/14: CIA-RDP78T05161A000100010067-5 TOP SECRET POLAND, I :A RLIMANIA, AND BULGARIA 25X1 25X1 Collateral information suggests that coastal defense cruise missiles have been introduced into the East European Satellites in mid or late 1963. In line with this information a search was initiated in Poland, Rumania, 25X1 and Bulgaria using photography acquired since mid-1963. No new cruise missile sites were discovered during a search of the areas in the countries listed below. Poland The following areas were searched on clear, good qualityphotogr1 a. Entire Hel peninsula area from approximately 54-36N 18-48E Northwest to 54-49N 18-21E. b. Ustka area 54-35N 16-50E c. Kolzbrzeg area 54-07N 15-35E raphy of The area from Constanta to Mangalia was searched utilizing 0 photo25X1 with varying degrees of quality and cloud cover. 25X1 Bulgaria The search areas below were observed ono photography of 5X1 ranging from poor to good quality with varying TOP SECRET 25 TOP SECRET 25X1 25X1 I PIR-1003 65 a. Nos Shabla 43-35N 28-35E to Nos Kalikra.43-25N 28-25E b. Bnona at 42-43N 27-52E c. Maslen Nos 42-18N 27-48E The only cruise missile sites observed were the two previously reported sites in Bulgaria. One site is located at Emona 42-43N 27-52E and the other south of Varna at 43-o4N.27-54E. Approved For Release 2003/05/14: CIA-RDP78TO5161A000100010067-5 ONC-E-2 5th ed. ONC-E-3 6st ed. ONC-F-3 5th ed. REQUIREMENT CRR4-82,145 CIA/PID PROJECT 30079-5 TOP SECRET