CAMP HUCKSTEP MUNITIONS PLANT (PLANT 81) CAIRO, EGYPT

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• Publication Date: February 1, 1965
• Content Type: REPORT

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(PLANT. 81)
CAIRp, EGYPT
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PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION REPORT
CAMP H UCKSTEP MUNITIONS PLANT
PLANT 81~
CAIF~. EGYPT
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NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION CENTER
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Railroads double track
~~ Railroad. single track
Road, dual lane
Road, single lane
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81) is one of the largest producers of munitions
expansion and diversification bet~~?een 1956 and
1964. The principal additions during this period
have been several shop and assembly buildings,
a large nitrating facility associated ~tiith the
manufacture of explosives, and a group of facil-
ities probably used to produce small tactical
rockets. Munitions .loading, including that for
small arms, artillery shells, mines, mortar
shells, and possibly bombs, is probably carried
out at Plant 81.
where in Egypt. Several unusual facilities are
present in the plant area. Continuing expansion
of the plant is indicated by several structures
that have been erected during the period 1962-
1964.
INTRODUCTION
The Camp Huckstep Munitions Plant
also kno~~?n as Plant 81 and the
Helipolis I\lilitary and Civi] Chemical Company,
is situated at 30-08N 31-26E-, approximately
11 nautical miles (nm) northeast of the center
of Cairo, Egypt (Figure 1 ). The plant area,
abqut 395 acres, is 1 nm east of Cairo Inter-
national Airport; excellent low-level oblique
photography of the plant has been obtained from
aircraft taking off or landing at the airport.
TALENT photography for the years 1y56
through 1960, Navy photography of 196? and
RAF photography of 1964 (Figure 2) provide
good to excellent coverage of the plant and
permit a detailed anal}~sis of the chronological
development of the various facilities. The
chronological sequence of development is in-
dicated by color code in figure 3.
Collateral sources indicate that the follow-
ing activities may be carried out h}? Plant til:
the manufacture of semiautomatic rifles, small
arms ammunition, antitank and antipersonnel
mines, and artillery shells. Collateral infor-
mation also indicates that old shells are ren-
ovated and shell-filling operations are carried
out. 1-4/
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~'nanlri F.~~ at Plant R7 be-l rrFrn 195; ar~d 19r; .;'
Electrical eyuipmant
~lonium rectifier
Batter~~-powernd ~~ehicle~
Tracclin~ con~e~rr~ (3)
Spam party (or n_ pre~~
\lnchine tool
Gla=; demijohn= for
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Purt- for fu,o cord
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Pontner~thritol (?'S ton-)
Formaldeh~~do plant
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DESCRIPTION OF PLANT
6ENERAI
Analysis of photography of Plant lil (f=igure
2) reveals that most of the buildings, explosives
manufacturing, and production operations are
concentrated in the northern half and that open
storage and reverted explosives storage are
located in the southern half. I"hes~ 2 different
activities enable, the plant to be divided, for
description purposes, into a northern and a
southern part. The precise function of some
structures in t}5e plant area is unknown: the
plant itself is unusual in that it has no recog-
nizable steamplant (++hich is a standard com-
ponent of explosives manufacturing plants) very
fe++~ overhead steamlines or visible storage
tanks.
Plant 81 is road served only. I~he main
entrance to the plant is located in the north-
western corner of the site; a secondary entrance
is located on the fast side.
A ++?all on the eastern, northern, and north-
western sides of the site is continuous with a
fence on the southern and south++?esterri sides
(Figure, 3). Guardhouses and to+cers are dis-
tributed along this fence-+sall security line.
hhe towers may be used for illumination, for
observation, or for both. A to++?er and guard-
house are located at the northern end of the
plant, east of 1uilding 3. Three -masts south
of the to++er'rnay be communications antennae
associated ++?ith the nearb}~ airport.
All item numbers in the description of the
plant are keyed to Figure 3. Certain building
or item numbers are also keyed to specific
structures on lo++-level oblique photography
presented in Figures -1-10. Annotations offa-
cilities or sections of the plant on Figure 2 have
been limited in order to avoid unnecessary
obliteration of buildings within the central
part of the installation; this applies particularly
to those structures in the northern part of the
plant. Dimensions of principal buildings and
structures at Plant 81 are presented in Table 2.
~hhe northern part of Plant 81 contains a
large number of small, heavily r~vett~d struc-
tures +vhich are arranged in an apparently
helter-skelter pattern. The arrangement and
revetment of the buildings indicate the presence
of several small diverse activities related to
explosives blending, munitions filling, and pos-
sibly the manufacture of booster or detonator
t}?nes of explosives. .
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ing for relatively small products such as small
arms, mines, and the like. Building 18 (Figure
-fl is a shop building with a high center section:
the high center section suggests the presence
of an overhead tra+,eling crane which is usual
equipment in a machine shop.
Possible Formaldehyde Plant
Building 15 ma}' be a?compressor building
or possibl}? a diesel-electric plant. Five steel
stacks adjacent to the building are equipped++'ith
probable mufflers; these mufflers are located
at the upper end of each stack. A small reverted
building north of Building 1~ has 4 stacks on its
roof. Access is provided by a ramp under the
building. The 2 structures (Building 1~ and the
adjacent building) ma}' be a formaldehyde plant;
Building 1~ could be the compressor house and
the adjacent building could provide the heat for
raising the temperature of the compressed air
which ~+ould be used to oxidize methanol to
produce formaldehyde.
Possible Melt-Loading Facility
Building 2.1 (Figure 6) and the 3 associated
reverted storage buildings (item 23, Figure 3)
ma}' be amelt-loading facility, Building 2.1 has
a slightly raised center section. .~ large
horizontal ,cylindrical structure supported on
a concrete cradle extends rni[~card fmm the
southeast side of the building. \ number of
pipes or chutes lead from the bottom of the
horizontal tank and presumably re-enter the
building,. l~hese factors suaaest that the tank-
like structure mac be a melt-loading, facil-
ity or a crushing, screening, or mixing device
for explosive material. The explosive nature
of the materials handled is suggested b}' rho
heavy reveunents on each side. :A large pipe
extends from the end of the horizontal cylinder
and enters the around, possibly connecting +cith
one or ,more buried tanks a short? distance
north of the building or ~+ith one or both of the
buildings to the youth (item 26 ).
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Adminstration and Service Facilities
T~+~o buildings (item 5) in the north~cestern
corner of the site probably serve as adminis-
tration buildings for the plant. They are lo-
cated across the road from a possible shrine
(item 1). r
Four structures (item 2) have the appear-
ance of +vater or see+~age treatment facilities.
The function of the small, separately secured
area (containing 3 buildings) north of the s++~im-
ming pool is;unkno++?n.
Probable Ammunition Production Facilities
T++?o large, light fabrication buildings (items
7 and 11) are located in the north++'estern part
of the plant; each building has a single large
revetment which runs parallel to its length. The
size of the buildings and the re vetting suggest
that these structures house probable munitions-
loading lines, one for small arms and the other
for antiaircraft and field artillery shells. The
smaller reverted structures (items 6 and 10) in
the area may be facilities for filling and assem-
bling mines or other small munitions. Flow-
ever, other possible functions of these buildings
are storage of explosives and explosives com-
ponents, possible manufacture of initiatar/
booster-type explosives, or the blending and
processing of various propellants received from
outside sources.
Fabrication and Machine Shop Section
The group of buildings occup}?ing the area
between items 16 (Figure ~) and 22 (f=igure -1)
and extending north'.+?ard to item 1.1 includes
mainly storage, shop, and service buildings.
Three buildings (item 2'?) ma}' be bight fabri-
cation facilities ~+here small arms and the
machined parts of mines and other armaments
are fabricated or ~+?here components of such
munitions are assembled and stored- prior to
filling and final assembly. l he large structure
immediately ~+'est_ of Building, 2U (1= figures -1?
and ~) is possibly afabrication/as5~mbly build-
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FIGURE 2. CAMP HUCKSTEP MUNITIONS PLANT (PLANT 81) NEAR CAIRO, EGYPT, OCTOBER 1964.
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Possible Acid Preparation Buildings
T+ro buildings (item 26) appear to be the
origin of the overhead pipeline that serves the
nitrating facilities, items -?0--}2 (f=igure 7) and
may continue west++ard to a building (item 31 ),
the precise function of ~+~hich is obscure. L-ach
of the 2 buildings near the possible melt-loading
facility (item 26) has a large buried tank in its
yard. A third, similar tank +cith an associated
small building, possibly a pumphouse, is located
north of the 2 structures. (~ ig,ure 6 shows a
portion of the northernmost building and a con-
siderable number of small horizontal tanks and
several drtuns or pressure bottles stored ad-
jacent to it. The southern building is sho++n in
Figure 7. X11 these ?actors taken together in-
dicate that the 2 buildings (item 26) maybe acid
preparation or mixing facilities and that the
pipeline conveys the acid (or acids) to the nitrat-
ing area.
Probable Munitions Filling Section
Buildings 2~, 27, and '?8, and the other
structures bet+veen the long east-+vest revetment
on the north and the pipeline to the south prob-
ably house an explosives processing section,
possibly for the filling and assembl}? of mines
or mortar shells. 1~+~o buildings (item 27) are
probably explosives stontge units and Building
28 is a possible machine shop for the fabrica-
tion of the metal components of the munitions
loaded in the area. Buildings 25, 27, and 28 are
shown in Figures 5 and ,.
Prohahle RDX or TNT Manufacturing Plant
Buildings 37 throu?:h -12 constitute a probable
RDX or T\T manufacturing plant. hhe absence
of visible storage tanks for toluene tends to ne-
gate the manufacture of ~hNh. Ho++~ever, toluene
could be stored in underfiround tanks or shipped
into the plant in drums; one or more of the
tanks in the area of item 26 could be used for
toluene storage. Buildings 37-3U are probably
acid and fume recover}? and acid fortification
facilities, +ahile buildings 40--12 (f=igure 7) are
used for the actual nitration process. This
group of buildings could be utilized to nitrate
substances other than toluene, the most likely
possibility in the light of present data being ,
hexamethylenetetramine for the production of
RDX +vhich has supplanted I~\T in many ap-
plications. The probable formaldehyde manu-
facturing facility in the Plant 81 area (pos=
sibly Building 15 and the building immediately
to the north) suggests the possibility of RDX
manufacture. Two of the 3 reverted structures
east of the +vesternmost storage shed (item 43,
Figures 7 and 8) and the 3 structures identified
as item 30' (Figure ; 1 are probably explosives
storage units.
Possible Test Facility
7~hr: area bet+veen the 2 storage sheds
(item -13) is occupied by 3 reverted structures,
one of +vhich may be a test facility for small
lots of explosive and the other 2 probably
provide temporary storage for explosives.
test/disposal facility and possible small burn
area are located southeast of the westernmost
storage shed (Figure 8).
Probable Rocket Production Area
Buildings 31-36 probably constitute a pro-
duction line for small tactical rockets. The
precise function of Building 31 i5 obscure but
it could be a drying house, a final assembly
building, or both: This building is served by
a large-diameter overhead pipeline ++hich ap-
parently oriLinates at 13uilding 3~, the probable
acid and fume recovery building. The pipeline
appears to be too large for conveying reagents, ,
but does not possess the expansion bends char-
acteristic of steamlines. .-1cc~ss++ays at both
the east and ++~est sides of the building lead
und~sr the structure. Escape chutes or pos-
silile ramps descend to around level from the
north and south ands of the buildini. Ibis
group of buildinis .resembles a kno++n rocket
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production facility in Greece; German rocket
experts have been reported as having ~+?orked at
Plant 81. 1 Buildings 32 and 33 (Figures 7
and 9) ar~`,identical structures surrounded on
3 sides by extraordinarily. thick vertical +valls,
probably constructed of concrete. These struc-
tures are probably utilized for loading propel-
lant into the rocket casings. Buildings 3~ and 36
are probably storage buildings for propellants
and igniters. A subassembly function may be
performed in the center building (item 34 ).
Possible Initiator Manufacturing Unit
Building 44, shown in an oblique vie++? on
Figure 7, is a possible initiator manufacturing
unit. The building is similar in some respects
to US facilities ,in which lead azide is produced.
If lead azide is produced in the building, the 2
small structures west of it could be used to
store the sodium azide from ++?hich lead azide
is made.
SOUTHERN PART OF PLANT
As previousl}~ noted, the southern part of
Plant 81 is used primarily for storage. Two
structures, visible on photography of October
1964 (items 4~ and 46, Figure 3) and on low-
level oblique photography (Figure 10), are not
used for storage purposes: they are described
prior to a discussion of the storage in the ~'
southern part of the plant.
Possible Radome
Item 45, a spherical structure 1~ feet in
diameter, is a possible radome which may be
associated with the nearby Cairo International
Airport. The spherical structure could be a
tank for holding fluid of some kind, but the
lack of a road or any vehicle tracks and the
distance from the structure to processing fa-
cilities militate against such an interpretation.
Weapons Test Cell IBaffle 6ridJ
The identification of item 46 as a ++eapons
test cell may be inferred from the fact that it
is located in an explosives/munitions plant.
Additional confirmation of the identification is
supplied by a recent article that describes an
analogous US facility recently put into operation
in Florida. 8/ The article describes the test
cell and ores that specific research program
areas itde the various concepts involved in
the effectiveness of chemical, antipersonnel,
antitank, antiaircraft, and antimissile ammuni-
tions.
Seven other ++~eapon,~ test cells have been.
observed: 3 in the USSR, 3 in~ China, and 1 in ~
Austria. They are similar in configuration to
the test cell at Plant 81 and all the test cells,
except the Austrian example, have a CW con-
notation. 9!
The +veapons test cell at Plant 81 consists
of 4 arcuate segments, all of which are arcs of
circles -having a common center. In Figure 10
the segments or walls of the test cell are lying
flat on the ground. Each arc, from the inner-
most outward, is developed from radii that in-
crease by nearly equal distances from the center,
the first and shortest arc being approximately
the same distance from the center as the second
is from the first, and so on. Figure 11 is a
dimensioned drawing of the ++?eapons test cell
at Plant 81.
It is thought that the test cells are -used to
test model and actual munitions ++ith respect to
distribution, range, and penetration of f-ragments
or contained missiles in various types of
fragmentation or missile dispersion devices.
The arcuate segments of the +ceapons test cell
are lined +vith, or consist of, witness plates
which record the distribution and/or pentration
of missiles -produced ~+?hen the test device is
exploded. The data can then be collected and
analyzed +vith a vie++;. to++?ard producing more
effective munitions as ++?ell as the deternlination
of use-criteria.- The design of [he +veapons test
cell, although basically simple,. suggests an in-
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FIGURE 6. POSSIBLE MELT-LOADING FACILITY OR A CRUSHING, SCREENING, OR MIXING DEVICE FOR EXPLOSIVE
MATERIALS (ITEM 24 ).
FIGURE 7. VIEW OF REVETTED STRUCTURES ON WESTERN SIDE OF PLANT. Items 40-42 ore nitrating (ocJities; gems 31-36
comprise o probable rocket production area.
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'~IGURE 8. VIEW OF NITRATING BUILDINGS (ITEMS 40-47 I AND POSSIBLE TEST FACILITY.
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surroundin- item -1.9 is primarily a storage
yard for materials, much, of ~~?hich is apparently
stored in drums. Item -19 is a shed-type building
in ~~?hich such functions as packing and unpacking,
cleaning of empty containers, waste disposal,
and similar operations may be performed.
Reverted Storage Buildings. The -1 heavily
reverted buildings (item 'S0) are conventional
explosives storage buildings. Three small
service buildings are located near ~he 2 ex-
plosives storage structures at the southwest
corner of plant area.
CONCLUSIONS
tent to acquire the maximum quantity of data
per detonation and in a form readily subject
to various forms of anal}~sis.
Storage
Open Storage. A large number of objects,
which appear to be drums, crates, or packing
cases, are scattered in the gullies in the scuthern
part of the plant area. The locations of the
various groups of these objects and the size of
a representative object from each group are
given in Figure 2.
Significant additions to'the Plant 81"facilities
have been made since 1956. The more important
additions are a large nitrating facility, a prob-
able tactical rocket production facilit}~, a prob-
able formaldehyde plant, and several machine
'shop/fabrication structures. The nea~ facilities,
plus the pre-existing munitions loading plant,
probably produce mortars, mines, small-arms
and artillery ammunition, tactical rockets, and
high explosives. Possible products within the
inferred capabilities of the plant include bombs,
munitions filled with C\'1' agents, and rocket
propellants for S:~~is and possibly ballistic
missiles as well.
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