1. RAIL SHIPMENTS AT STRAUSBERG RAILROAD STATION 2. FIRING RANGE IN HENNICKENDORFER KALKBERGE

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CIA-RDP80-00810A008300280009-4
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RIPPUB
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S
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3
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December 21, 2016
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November 3, 2008
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9
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Publication Date: 
October 6, 1955
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REPORT
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Approved For Release 2008/11/03: CIA-RDP80-00810A008300280009-4 - CLASSIFICATION SECR9T COUNTRY, TOPIC,; East Germany REPORT 1. Rail Shiuanents at Strausberg Railroad Station. 2. Firing Range in H ennickendorfer Kalkberge. EVALUATION DATE OF CONTEN DATE OBTAINED REFERENCES PAGES 3 ENCLOSURES (NO. & TYPE) REMARKS goods 6 October 1955 1. arrived at or left Straus berg railroad station between 22 August and 3 September 1955: B - boxcar; F r, flatcar; F/S - flatcar with siderack; G - gondola car; a) Incoming shiunents. Date Number and Type of Car 22 August 8 F/S I C/B 8 new trucks troops 23 August 2 B military, goods 25 August 2 F/S 26 August 4 generators I C/B troops 2 B military 1 F/S 1 C/B 2 crates, each about 2,5x1,5x1,5 troops 27 August 9 B 4 F/S military goods REPARED Dispatched from Frankfurt Oder BHK Fuerstenwalde Fuerstenberg the following shipments Frankfurt/Oder BHK 4 new t Approved For Release 2008/11/03: CIA-RDP80-00810A008300280009-4 Approved For Release 2008/11/03: CIA-RDP80-0081 OA008300280009-4 Date Number and Tvm of Cars 27 August 1 C /B 29 August 1 F/S 1 C/B 1 September 1 F/S 4 crates each about 1,5x1,5x 1,5 m 1 F/S 4 September 1 B military goods 5 September 1 C/B troops troops 1x85- AA guns., model 1939 troops 1x76,2am AA model 1931/38 b) Outgoing ebiunents, all of them dispatched from Strausberg, Number and Load Type of Cars 23 August 1 F'7S 1x85-inn AA gun 1 C/B troops 25 August 4 B military goods .1 September 1 F/S 1 C/$ Y c 76 2-n mi' All gilt model 1931/38 3 September 2 F/S _2 crates; each a~3"oit- 5xlxl m 4 B military goods 1 C/B troops Dispatched to Neuruppin Jueterbog Frankfurt/Oder-Brest Litovsk . 2. The following shipments of piece goods arrived at or left the Strausberg railroad station: a) Incoming 2 crates with air signal cartridges, 1,289 kg, from Suhi 2 crates with files, 170 kg from Schmalkalden b) Cutgoing 1 crate with military goods, 80 kg, consigned to Brand 3 crates with military goods, 120 kg, consigned to Wustermark 2 crates with military goods, 62 kg, consigned to Merseburg 2 crates with wire ) 2 crates with military goods ) 510 kg, consigned to Riebnitz-Datrmgarten l,crate with 2 searchlights ) 2 cable reels, 270 kg, consigned to Altenburg 4 cable reels, 360 kg, consigned to Brandis Dispatched from Frankfurt/Oiler BHK Altengrabow Jessen/Elster Dallgow/Doeberitz Rueckmarsdorf Approved For Release 2008/11/03: CIA-RDP80-00810A008300280009-4 Approved For Release 2008/11/03: CIA-RDP80-0081 OA008300280009-4 -3- The following observations were made when piece goods consigned to the Soviet Army arrived at Strausberg railroad station: At first, Strausberg depot was informed by telephone that a shipment had arrived. Thereupon, a truck with an officer and EM went from the depot to the railroad station where the officer opened the shipping papers. When the goods were consigned to the depot, the papers were taken along. If they were not consigned to the depot, the papers were closed, returned to the railroad official, and the officer drove back to the depot. After about 1 hour, another officer with EM arrived from the depot for picking up the goods. The officers observed always were the same, namely a senior lieutenant and a lieutenant one of whom wore blue and the other red-bordered black epaulets. /r. A new firing range was in operation in the Hennickendorfer Kalkberge north of Hennickendorf, 7 km south of Strausberg. This range was used for zeroing- in practices by AA guns from the supply depot and, according to sounds heard, by small-caliber guns, presumably aircraft weapons which were towed by trucks to the site. The range had 3 firing lanes 2 of which were used by the Soviets and 1 by the KVP, 25X1 5. Trucks observed in the depot F1 were occupied by soldiers. f:. Approved For Release 2008/11/03: CIA-RDP80-0081 OA008300280009-4