NAVAL MISSILE FACILITIES, USSR

Document Type:

CREST

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NGA Records (Formerly NIMA)

Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST):

CIA-RDP78T05439A000200360117-5

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RIPPUB

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Document Creation Date:

December 28, 2016

Document Release Date:

December 20, 2002

Sequence Number:

117

Case Number:

Publication Date:

June 1, 1963

Content Type:

REPORT

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ILLEGIB Approved For Release 2003/01/28 : CIA-RDP78TO5439A000200360117-5 Next 4 Page(s) In Document Exempt Approved For Release 2003/01/28 : CIA-RDP78TO5439A000200360117-5 Copy ? 18 Pages TOP SECRET PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION REPORT 1{ SILE FACILITIES, USSR TOP SECRET - Aewnpiediny. sra! dfYVef1'~ltiYneinn TOP SECRET S- 91?7 NPIC/R-98/63 25X1 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY .... 1 INTRODUCTION ................................ 2 PROBABLE STORAGE AND CHECKOUT AREA ............ 3 EXPLOSIVES STORAGE AREA ............ ......... 3 COMPARISON WITH OTHER MUNITIONS STORAGE AREAS . .. 5 SEVEROMORSK ................................ 5 DUNAY ...................................... 6 SEVASTOPOL ............. ................ .... 9 KALININGRAD ................................. 10 CONCLUSIONS ............. ................ .... 12 REFERENCES ............ ........ 13 Page Figure 1. Probable Naval Missile Fa cilities, USSR . . . . . . .. 1 Figure 2. Severomorsk Naval Mi ssile Facility .. . . .. . . . . .. 4 Figure 3. View of Severomorsk Naval Missile Facility .. . .. .. 5 Figure 4. Dunay Probable Naval Miss ile Facility . . . . . . . . .. 7 Figure 5. Sevastopol Probable N aval Missile Facility . . . . . .. 8 Figure 6. Kaliningrad Suspect Na val Missile Facility . . . . . .. 11 25X1 TOP SECRET TOP SECRET 25X1 S- ? o7 NPIC /R-98 /63 NAVAL MISSILE FACILITIES, USSR Four naval missile facilities -- one con- firmed, two probable and one suspect -- have been located in widely separated parts of the USSR. The confirmed site is near Severomorsk; the probable sites are near Dunay and Sevastopol; the suspect site is near Kaliningrad (Figure 1). The principal elements of these facilities appear to be an inert storage and checkout area, an explosives storage area, stringent security, and road systems characterized by wide turning radii. The storage and checkout ETH- HORWA toil. N r GEiaL ~_ SWEDEN a l rn mgraa Brest Lenin grad ~ ~~ ? Aiy" 1 .dessa =- . -- ; MOSCOW SEVASTOPOL ? Volgograd TURKEY ,Perm Kuybyshev ',Sverdlovsk Astrakhan. _.Guryev IRAQ BakL, 8....dsr.....d ......, ... srl, PAKISTAN ?h ....... 1-d b, .I.. U. S. Gs.?

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