MILITARY INFORMATION FROM ST. POELTEN

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R016100080002-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 13, 2006
• Sequence Number: 2
• Publication Date: December 12, 1952
• Content Type: REPORT

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1. On 10 August 1952, only a small number of soldiers and no weapons or
equipment were observed at the barracks itlstallatior.s on Schiesstattri.n;
in ;:?t. Poeltera (0 59/4v 88), The installations were -u rded by three
sentries with red-bordered black epaulets who ;wore arm d with submachine
gu.is. Sedan rith an o t'ficer and a driver wear ng -red-bordered.
black epauldirs was in front of the former Kreis 3ericht.l
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2, Two radio installations were observed about.1,500 meters w:st of the
municipal forest; one of the installations was situated north and the
other south of the road to '.J'itzendorf (0 1i9/?: 88)~ The radio installation
about 200 meters north of the road consisted of a small wood.hn building
and two van-like trucks. A doul.. e tole_ohone line from the bai racks
installations on Schiesstattrin,.; eras strung parallel to the A?.astrian 3ostal
litres and ended in one of the trucks, The other van-like truck was ~xarked
just east and had a wooden roof and an ante:a:aa, t or 5 meters I -i_gh? The
radio installation about 50 meters south of the road included 2 lows :wooden
barracks buildings painted white,, 2 wooden sheds containing a r,io`:or vehicle
each, 1. tehts and an antenna mr st, C to 10 %xa ters hi3h ;which had two
mooring lines of four insulated wires each. Two small parasol-typc, antennas
were fixed in a frame antenna on top of the antenna i9asta The radio
installation was surrounded by a barbed wire fence, about 1,5 ueterL high
and r-uarded by a sentry with a submachine aun02
3? A Soviet carip was identified at the corner of the north side of.e.rker;.dorfer-
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