PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION OAK REPORT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: NGA Records (Formerly NIMA)
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78T05164A000200010008-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 17
• Document Creation Date: December 28, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 11, 2002
• Sequence Number: 8
• Publication Date: July 16, 1961
• Content Type: REPORT

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NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION CENTER
PREFACE
THIS IS THE: THIRD AND FINAL IN A SERIES OF DAILY OAK REPORTS BASED
ON MISSION 9019 AND DEALING WITH THE HIGHEST-PRIORITY INTELLIGENCE
ITEMS APPEARING IN THE COMOR TARGET LIST. THIS REPORT COVERS THE
OAKS-REPORTING PERIOD FROM 1500 HOURS, 14 JULY 1961# TO 1300 HOURS#
15 JULY 1961. FOR IDENTIFICATION, THE COMOR TARGET NUMBER APPEARS
WITH EACH C:OMOR TARGET REPORTED. IN ADDITION, THIS REPORT INCLUDES
TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY WHICH APPEAR TO BE OF UTMOST INTELLIGENCE
SIGNIFICANC,E? THE PHOTOGRAPHIC REFERENCES INCLUDE ONLY THE BEST
PRAMES.
THE SCAN OF MISSION 9019 FOR PREPARATION OF A MISSION COVERAGE INDEX
QMC:II WILL BEGIN AT 0830 HOURS, 17 JULY 1961. SHOULD INFORMATION
WHICH APPEARS TO BE OF UTMOST INTELLIGENCE SIGNIFICANCE COME TO
LIGHT DURING THE MCI SCAN, THIS INFORMATION WILL BE REPORTED IN OAK
SUPPLEMENT
STATUS OF C:OMOR TARGET READOUT
TOTAL NUMBER OF TARGETS -- 180)
TARGETS OBSERVED AND REPORTED 51
TARGETS NOT REPORTED ON (CLOUD COVER OR DARKNESS) 76
TARGETS NO1' COVERED BY THE PHOTOGRAPHY x_ 53
TOtAL NUMBER OF COMOR TARGETS ACCOUNTED FOR 180
NO1E -~? THE COMPILATION OF TARGETS NOT COVERED BY THE PHOTOGRAPHY 15
I ASED ON E);AMINATION OF THE APPROXIMATE TRACK OF MISSION 9019. THE
SCAN OF PHOTOGRAPHY FOR THE MCI MAY RESULT IN A REVISION OF THIS
CbMPILA'IOh&
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,I. MOLOTOV (PERM) MISSILE PRODUCTION SEARCH
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16 July 1961
THREE INSTALLATIONS IN THE MOLOTOV (PERM) AREA WHICH 00 NOT APPEAR
ON US AIR TARGET CHARTS SHEET 0156-11A4 2D ED4 NOV 594 WERE
OBSERVED -- AN UNIDENTIFIED INDUSTRIAL AREA 5 NM SW OF PERM( A
PAIL-SERVED, PROBABLE STORAGE AREA 8 NM SOUTH OF PERMS AND AN
AIRFIELD APPROXIMATELY 10 NM SW OF PERM. THE AIRFIELD HAS A
CONCRETE RUNWAY APPROXIMATELY 64600 FEET LONG, ORIENTED NE/SW4 AND
A PARALLEL TAXIWAY. THE MOLOTOV CHEMICAL AND MUNITIONS COMBINE
(KINOV 98~, JUST WEST OF THE CITY APPEARS TO OCCUPY THE SAME AREA
AS SHOWN ON THE CHART. NO UNUSUAL INSTALLATIONS WERE OBSERVED IN
THE CITY AREA. HAZE PRECLUDES DETAILED INTERPRETATION.
KO SHA'^PLESETSK RR MISSILE SEARCH
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THE KONOSHA--PLESETSK RAIL LINE IS ALMOST ENTIRELY CLOUD COVERED.
PORTIONS OF THE LINE NOT CLOUD COVERED COULD NOT BE POSITIVELY
IDENTIFIED. NO UNUSUAL INSTALLATIONS OR UNUSUAL RAIL OR ROAD
PATTERNS WERE OBSERVED. THE END OF THE RAIL SPUR SE OF
SHALAKUSHA WITH THE NEWLY CONSTRUCTED INDUSTRY AND ASSOCIATED
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S. ISAKOGOKA-SEVERODINSK RAIL SEARC
54-25N 0+0-
THE RAIL LINE BETWEEN ISAKOGORKA AND SEVERODINSK IS APPROXIMATELY 60
PERCENT CLOUD COVERED. COVERAGE OVER THE REST OF THE LINE IS HAZY.
APPROXIMATELY 6.4+ NM WSW OF ISAKOGORKA A SPUR LEADING SOUTH FROM THE
LINE APPEARS TO SERVE A POSSIBLE MINING AREA. NO ICBM OR UNUSUAL
ACTIVITY WAS NOTED ALONG THIS LINE. A COMPLETED SAM SITE WAS
OBSERVED 9 NM WEST OF SEVERODINSK (SEE ITEM ON THIS SITE BELOW IN
GUIDED MISSILE SECTION). NO MILITARY( SECURES OR UNIDENTIFIED
INSTALLATIONS WERE NOTED. A RAIL LINE (NEW SINCE USATC 092-22A, 1ST
ED4 OCT 58) EXTENDS APPROXIMATELY 15 NM WNW OF SEVERODVINSK ALONG
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THE SHORE OF DVINSKAYA BAY TO NENOKSA? ALONG THIS LINE
APPROXIMATELY 4 NM SW OF SEVERODINSK THERE IS A TURNING WYE AND
SHORT SPUR WHICH APPEARS TO BE A CAR STORAGE SPUR. THIS FACILITY
APPEARS TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH A NEW BYPASS RAIL LINE AROUND
SE VERODVI NSK m
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IGELSK RAIL SEARCH
63-05N 040-20E HEAVY CLOUDS9 HAZE.
NO MISSILE OR OTHER UNUSUAL ACTIVITY WAS OBSERVED IN THE VISIBLE
PARTS OF THE AREA ALONG THE RAIL LINE* EIGHTY PERCENT OF THE AREA
WAS CLOUD COVERED.
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58-25 022-30E
NO MISSILE ACTIVITIES OR UNUSUAL MILITARY INSTALLATION WAS OBSERVED
EXCEPT TWO SAM SITES IN THE KURESSAARE AREA AT 58-18-45N 022-18-50E
AND AT 57-56-00N 022-24-00E (REPORTED IN OAK 901911 PART 24 ITEMS 17
AND 18 IN THE GUIDED MISSILE SECTIONS.
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25X1D 6? KALUSH AREAg POSSIBLE LIQUID OXYGEN DISTRIBUTION FACILITY
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AN UNIDENTIFIED INSTALLATION WAS OBSERVED IN THE TARGET AREA*
CLOUDS PRECLUDE CONFIRMATION OF IT AS A LOX DISTRIBUTION FACILITY,
25X1 D 7? KANDALAKSH4t POSSIBLE MRBM SITE
67-1 032
CLOUDS COVER 9?J PERCENT OF THE AREA. NO MISSILE-RELATED OR UNUSUAL
ACTIVITY WAS OBSERVED IN THOSE AREAS THAT ARE CLOUD FREE.
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25X1D 80 UZHGOROD/PERECHIN AREAO MISSILE DEPLOYMENT SEARCH
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WEATHER CONDITIONS IN THE AREA RANGE FROM CLEAR TO SCATTERED CLOUDS.
NO MISSILE ACTIVITY WAS OBSERVED IN ANY CLOUD-FREE AREAS.
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25X1D KHYROV/SAI4BOR AREA MISSILE DEPLOYMENT SEARCH 1 -.9o 25X1D 49-32 077z_-.
SCATTERED TO HEAVY CLOUDS COVER THE AREA. NO MISSILE ACTIVITY
WAS OBSERVED IN THE CLOUD-FREE PARTS.
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0. GORODOK AREAS MISSILE DEPLOYMENT SEARCH
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THE AREA. IS PARTIALLY CLOUD COVERED. NO MISSILE ACTIVITY WAS
OBSERVED'IN THE CLEAR PORTIONS.
25X1D 11'I STRYY AREA, MISSILE DEPLOYMENT SEARCH
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NO MISSILE ACTIVITY WAS OBSERVED IN THOSE AREAS THAT WERE CLOUD
FREE.
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49-58N o23--1
NO MISSILE ACTIVITY WAS OBSERVED IN THOSE AREAS THAT WERE CLOUD`
FREE.
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NO MISSILE ACTIVITY WAS OBSERVED IN THE CLOUD-FREE AREAS.
I:4. HIIUMAA ISLAND DAGO) POSSIBLE GM SITE
5S-55N +022-40E
NO MISSILE ACTIVITY OR ANY UNUSUAL MILITARY, SECURE, OR LARGE
UNIDENTIFIED INSTALLATIONS WERE OBSERVED IN ANY OF THE CLEAR AREAS.
PAPANINADZH
A SEARCH OF THE PAPANIN AND ADZHIKABUL AREAS REVEALED NO MISSILE OR
MISSILE-ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES.
6. SARY :3HAGAN tNTIMISSILE TEST COMPLEX
2N X173-48E
NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGES WERE APPARENT IN THE VISIBLE PORTIONS OF THE
COMPLEX. THE SUPPORT BASE WAS NOT COVERED BY THE PHOTOGRAPHY.
17. CHELYABINSK TANK AND TRACTOR PLANT STALIN
THE PLANT AREA IS OBSCURED BY CLOUDS. THE WESTERN PART OF
CHELYABINSK, ALTHOUGH CLEAR, IS IN SEMIDARKNESS. THE EASTERN PART
Or THE CFry IS CLOUD COVERED.
S. KRASNOYARSK ARMS PLANT VOROSHILOV NO 4
56-OON 92-69E
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THE ARMS PLANT IS COMPLETELY CLOUD COVERED, NO MISSILE ACTIVITY,
SUCH AS TEST ETANDS9 IS DISCERNIBLE WITHIN A 30-MILE RADIUS OF THE
PLANT.
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25X1D 19. GORKIY ARMAMENT PLANT NOVOYE SORMOVO/STALIN 92
56-20 E:
GORKIY IS BARELY VISIBLE THROUGH CLOUDS AND HAZE. THE ARMAMENT
PLANT 15 OBSCURED.
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25X1D 20' BUKHTA RUDDER GM ACTIVITY
65-25N 176.00W
NO CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY IS EVIDENT AT OR WITHIN 50 NM OF THESE
COORDINATES. THE ENTIRE AREA IS UNDEVELOPED.
21. LENINGRAD AREAS SUSPECT COMPLEXES
TWO COMPLEXES WITH IDENTICAL CONFIGURATIONS, POSSIBLY
MISSILE-ASSOCIATED, HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN THE LENINGRAD AREA
(SEE ATTACHMENT I)* ONE COMPLEX IS 36 NM NW OF LENINGRAD AT
60-27-15N 29-44-OJOJE. THE OTHER COMPLEX IS 16 NM NE OF THE CITY AT
60-06N 30-44E. EACH OF THE TWO COMPLEXESs WHICH ARE IDENTICAL
IN CONFIGURATIONQ CONSISTS OF FIVE ROAD-SERVED SITES
(SEE ATTACHMENT 2). EACH SITE APPEARS TO HAVE SIX PADLIKE OBJECTS,
25X1D FOR A TOTAL. OF 30 PADS AT EACH COMPLEX. TWO SITES IN THE COMPLEX NW
OF THE CITY WERE IDENTIFIED ON KEYHOLE AND REPORTED IN
PART 49 PAGE 9. EACH OF THE EIGHT NEWLY IDENTIFIED
EARS TO HAVE A PATTERN IDENTICAL WITH THAT OF THE TWO SITES
25X1D PREVIOUSLY REPORTED IN PART 4. THE SMALL SCALE
AND DARKNESS PRECLUDE A UtiAILLJ ANALYSIS OF THE SITES.
22. MOSCOW SAM SITES
KEYHOLE MISSION 903.9 PROVIDES THE FIRST PHOTOGRAPHIC COVERAGE
OF THE SE QUADRANT OF THE INNER AND OUTER MOSCOW SAM DEFENSE RINGS.
HAZE AND DARKNESS PRECLUDE A DETAILED REPORT ON ALL SAM SITES AROUND
MOSCOW. A TOTAL OF TEN SA-1 HERRINGBONE SAM SITES WERE OBSERVED FOR
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THE FIRST TINE SIX OF THEM IN THE SE QUADRANT.
25X1D LOCATIONS OF THESE TEN SITES FOLLOW.
55-02N 037-57E# 52 NM SSE OF MOSCOW
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55~-28N 038-5IE4 52 NM ESE OF MOSCOW
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43E4 52 NM SE OF MOSCOW
8-24E# 21 NM EAST OF MOSCOW
-5.584 51
E9 50 NM ESE OF MOSCOW
18E, 26 NM NE OF MOSCOW
55-53N 038-21E, 26 NM ENE OF MOSCOW
23* SEVERODINSK AREAS SAM SITE
64-30-40N 039-28-OOE
COMPLETED SANr SITE 9 NM WEST OF SEVERODINSK..
24* THE FOLLOWING TARGETS WERE NOT REPORTED ON BECAUSE OF DARKNESS
AND/OP CLOUD COVER,
2AOZERNYY AREA
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MARTSIENA/MADONA AREA, MISSILE DEPLOYMENT SEARCH
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KOLCHINO AREAL MISSILE DEPLOYMENT SEARCH
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TBILISI AREA, MISSILE DEPLOYMENT SEARCH
25X1A 41-4 44-
MAKAT INTERFEROMETER SITE
25X1A 47-55N 053-48E:
GM PLANT 456
25X1A 55"-54 .y 2 E.
MOSCOWTTUSHIN(> AIRCRAFT PLANT NO 82
25X1A 55-50N 037-27E:
MOSCOW AIRCRAFT PLANT DOGOLPRUDNAYA 464
25X1A 55-56N 037-31E.
TUKUMS GM ACTIVITY
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GROSS DOLLN S 5M SUPPORT FACILITY
53-01N 01 f-^2
f3ELAYA TSERKOV AIRFIELD
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ZHITOMIRISKOM(>ROKHI AIRFIELD
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OSCHATZ MISSILE ACTIVITY
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NOVE MESTO POD MISSILE ACTIVITY
KRASNOZAVODSK, SUSPECT STATIC TEST FACILITY
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NOVOMOSKOVSK, POSSIBLE MISSILE TEST AREA
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48-38N 035-.5E
VOTKINSK ARMS MCH AND STEEL PLANT 235
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5 . 33 053-58E
IZHEVSK ARMS AND MCH EQUIPMENT PLANT 71 & 74
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UST KATAV MUNITIONS AND RR CAR PLANT NO 13
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OBOZE"RSKAYA--VONGUDA RAIL SEARCH
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63-30N 040-20E
NADVORNAYA.MISSILE-RELATED ACTIVITY
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LENINAKAN AREA, MISSILE DEPLOYMENT SEARCH
25X1A 40-48N 043-'>d
25,- THE FOLLOWING TARGETS WERE NOT COVERED BY THE PHOTOGRAPHY.
TALLINN MISSILE DEPLOYMENT SEARCH
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9-24N 24-44
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SLAVYANKA GM ACTIVITY
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SUCHAN AREA SSM ACTIVITY
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MALAYA NATIONAL WEAPONS STOCKPILE SITE
51-15N 128-OO
USSU IY5K.:ISSI E DEPLOYMENT SEARCH
43"
YEKATERINOVKIA MISSILE DEPLOYMENT SEARCH
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42-55 133-0:3E
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26. SUMMARY OF MISSILE LAUNCH FACILITIES OBSERVED
IRBM/MRBM ?INCLUDING PROBABLES AND POSSILBES)
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FOR MAP SHOWING LOCATIONS OF LAUNCH AREASs SEE ATTACHMENT 36
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11 SITES
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SUMMARY OF LARGE AND MEDIUM AIRCRAFT
A TOTAL OF 55 LARGE OR MEDIUM AIRCRAFT HAVE BEEN OBSERVED TO DATE
ON PHOTOGRAPHY OF MISSION 10191 ALL AT SARATOV/ENGELS AIRFIELD
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AIRCRAFT -- 35 BISON, 2 PROBABLE BISON# 16 PROBABLE BADGER, AND 2
LARGE UNIDENTIFIED AIRCRAFT.
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