IRAQ/IRAN MILITARY SUMMARY (SANITIZED)

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• Publication Date: October 24, 1980
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IRAQ/IRAN MILITARY SUMMARY
1. (S/D) This report updates the most recent' in a series of imagery-derived reports on the Iraq/Iran
conflict and covers the period This report discusses deployed ground forces in the 25X1
forward area, rear garrison units (Figure 1), airfields, naval bases, commercial shipping, POL facilities, as well
as related activity in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Jordan. Military unit designators and subordination (where
used) are derived from collateral sources.2 Acronyms and abbreviations are defined in a glossary at the end of
the report. Additional reports will be issued as the situation changes.
2. (S/D) No imagery of Iraq was acquired during this reporting period. Imagery of the forward areas of
conflict on showed the Iranian forces still in control of Abadan and Dezful. Iraqi forces 25X1
continued their advance on Abadan ono 25X1
3. (S/D) Iranian forces in the Dezful area remained on the west bank of the Karkheh River between 25X1
Iraqi force strengths/positions remained essentially unchanged between 25X1
4. (S/D) Eight Iranian rear area garrisons/facilities were imaged during the reporting period. Additional
Iranian units departed from the installations in Qazvin and Tehran.
5. (S/D) Ten Iranian airfields were imaged. No new damage was observed at any of the airfields.
6. (S/D) Three Iranian naval facilities were covered.
7. (S/D) Four POL facilities in Iran were imaged. New damage was seen at one of the Iranian facilities.
8. (S/D) Related activity included probable Iraqi resupply activity through Tuwwal Port in Saudi Arabia,
the presence of an Iraqi Osa II PTG at a port in Kuwait, and the presence of two Iraqi CANDID aircraft and
two Iraqi 737s at an airfield in Jordan.
GROUND FORCE ACTIVITY
Iraq/Iran Forward Areas
Khorramshahr/Abadan Area
9. (S/D) Iraqi forces were continuing their drive on Abadan and Khorramshahr on Figure 2). 25X1
Maneuver elements of an Iraqi tank brigade were east of the Karun River within 3 nm of Abadan on the north
side. On the west bank of the Shatt Al Arab in Iraq, an Iraqi FA battery remained 4 nm southeast of Abadan.
The area in which Iraqi forces were previously observed north of Khorramshahr was not imaged.
10. (S/D) Although Iranian infantry is probably still in Abadan and in the southern part of Khorram-
shahr, the only Iranian units observed on included one FA battery I nm east northeast of 25X1
Abadan and one tank platoon which remained just east of the Karun River in a residential area. Additionally,
seven occupied Iranian ZU-23 AAA positions were deployed around the airfield at Abadan.
11. (S/D) No Iraqi or Iranian forces were observed in the area imaged 17.5 nm west of Ahvaz on
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12. (S D) Elements of an Iraqi tank brigade and mechanized infantry brigade remained 13.5 nm west of
Dezful on Figure 3). Numerous destroyed vehicles were observed in this area between the Iraqi 25X1
forces and the Iranian forces immediately west of the Karkheh River. Iranian forces remained west of the
Karkheh River, 13.5 nm west of Dezful on The forces consisted of major elements of a tank 25X1
battalion and a mechanized infantry company. Additional Iranian forces deployed west and southwest of Dezful
consisted of four tank companies, one mechanized infantry company, a reconnaisance company, a reconnais-
sance platoon, four SP gun batteries, six FA batteries, and two AAA batteries. A probable command post (CP)
consisting of numerous trucks and tents as well as numerous net and canvas-covered vehicles/equipment was set
up in ravines immediately northwest of the city. Also a probable mobile air defense (AD) unit was observed just
west of Dezful. An additional Iranian tank force of at least battalion size (possibly elements of a brigade), a
mechanized infantry company and numerous support vehicles were positioned 10 nm north of Dezful. Previ-
ously, a tank platoon was observed in this area on partial coverage of and a force of unknown size 25X1
and composition was subsequently observed in this area on West of this unit and approximately 25X1
13.5 nm northwest of Dezful a field logistics depot was identified ono 25X1
13. (S/D) Equipment present in Dezful Barracks and Brigade Headquarters on 25X1
appeared to be unchanged from 25X1
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14. (S/D) Elements of three Chieftain tank companies departed Qazvin Barracks Division and Brigade
Headquarters headquarters of the 16th Armored Division, between Thirty-
four tanks remained in garrison-18 in one tank battalion area, ten in the second battalion area, and six
dispersed in the training area. The PMP company and Scorpion platoon observed here on had also
departed by 0 A 25-truck convoy (15 with dual-axle trailers) had been formed in the SP artillery
vehicle park. All other ground order of battle remained unchanged.
15. (S/D) Partially cloud-covered imagery of Tehran Barracks and Brigade Headquarters Lavizan (BE
Three probable tanks, 11 BTR-60 APC, numerous trucks, six AB-214
helicopters, and two Jet Ranger helicopters were visible. One AB-214 helicopter had departed between
16. (S/D) Three probable AB-214/AH-1 helicopter arrived at Tehran Army Barracks Jamishidabad (BE
No further military activity was observed.
17. (S/D) At Tehran Army Barracks and Military University Farahabad one tank
brigade, two 130mm M-46 field gun batteries, one M-115 howitzer battery, two 105mm howitzer battalions, two
BTR-60-equipped mechanized infantry companies, one BTR-50-equipped mechanized infantry company, and a
ZU-23 AA gun battalion remained out of garrison ono Equipment observed at this barracks included
five Chieftain tanks; 23 BMP, four BTR-50, and two BTR-60 APC; two M-113 and six 130mm M-46 field guns;
four 105mm howitzers; 51 tank transporters; and numerouswehicles/pieces of equipment.
18. (S/D) Increased helicopter activity was observed at Tehran Barracks and National Defense University
Qasr-E Qajar Seven AB-214/AH-1 helicopters were seen at this facility
and six helicopters were seen on
on previous coverage of
Only two AB-214/AH-1 helicopters were seen here
19. (S/D) Tehran Hawk Site Southeast remained occupied and operational on L
Four of the six launchers were loaded with missiles. Three probable missile loaders, one with one
missile and two with three missiles, as well as 23 Hawk missile canisters were present in the missile-ready area.
Four ZU-23 AA sites were positioned around the Hawk site. Forty-seven sedans were parked at the entrance to
the site.
20. (S/D) No further construction activity was observed at partially constructed Tehran Hawk Site 7 (BE
21. (S/D) Tehran Hawk Site 8 just northwest of Tehran/Mehrahad International
Airfield, appeared to be operational ono Launcher pallets, probable empty launchers, various Hawk-
associated radars, and numerous pieces of support equipment had been dispersed throughout the site. This
dispersement of equipment may be an attempt to minimize losses from airstrikes.
22. (S/D) Ten Iranian airfields (Table I and Figure 4) were imaged between One F-4
was observed at Vahdati AB Airfield on This was the first identification of F-4 at Vahdati Airfield
since hostilities began in late September. Prior to that time, from two to four F-4 had been seen here.
23. (S/D) No significant new damage was observed at any of the airfields; however, the runways remain
blocked at five of the airfields.
24. (S/D) Three PF-103 PF departed from Bandar-E Shahpur Port Facilities
Vessels in port onl included two MSC-292, two Cape MSI, three medium
bulk merchant ships, and two medium merchant ships (one of these, a Pula-class Soviet merchant ship, was
present on A mobile electronics site, consisting of one stick mast, one electronics van, and a
probable generator, had been set up on the eastern side of the port facility since One transit shed
was heavily damaged and the roof of a second was slightly damaged between
25. (S/D) Three Wellington PACV and four Winchester PACV were at Khark Island Hovercraft Base
This number was a decrease of two Wellingtons and an increase of one
each area-on the northern end of the island where two Wellington PACV
and one Winchester PACV were observed on -was not imaged.
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FIGURE 1. IRAQI/IRANIAN GROUND FORCES ACTIVITY AND P01 FACILITIES
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26. (S/D) One PF-103 PF and one La Combattante-IIB PTG (Kamen) had arrived and one Bandar
Abbas AORL had departed Bushehr Naval Base fF- Vessels in port 25X1
on included two PF-103 PF (one at the bunkering pier) six La Combattante-IIB (Kamen) PTG, eight 25X1
MK-III PB, one PBR, and one probable LCU.
COMMERCIAL SHIPPING
Shatt Al Arab
27. (S/D) The Shatt Al Arab including Abadan Port Facilities, Iran I along the river from 25X1
30-20-25N 048-11-25F to 30-13-35N 048-22-25E, was imaged on Twenty-two coastal/small 25X1
freighters and two ARD-D were either at the port facility or in midriver.
28. (S/D) One coastal/small freighter was moored at the port facility. One transit shed had sustained
additional battle damage which may have occurred as early as 0 25X1
29. (S/D) Four coastal/small freighters were DIW I nm southeast of Abadan Port Facilities; two others
were riding low in the water; and one was submerged with only the derricks extending above the water. This
submerged vessel did not appear to be blocking the channel.
30. (S/D) One coastal/small freighter was DIW and partially submerged I nm northwest of Abadan Port
Facilities. This vessel did not appear to be blocking the channel.
POL FACILITIES
31. (S/D) Prior to the war, Abadan Petroleum Refinery NIOC contained 241 POL 25X1
storage tanks with a capacity of 16 million barrels. Twelve tanks, with a total capacity of 780,000 barrels, have
been destroyed to date. In addition, three small special-purpose tanks and one vertical tank have been de-
stroyed. Nineteen vertical tanks and segments of pipelines have been damaged.
32. (S/D) At Abadan Petroleum Product Storage and Pumping Station Transfer Iran I 25X1
Figure 5) there were 140 tanks with a storage capacity of 14,030,500 barrels prior to Thirty-six 25X1
tanks with a total capacity of 3,172,500 barrels have been destroyed to date (20 shown on graphics). Six tanks
with a total capacity of 777,500 barrels and portions of pipelines in the facility have been damaged. It is possible
that additional damage has been done at the facility and was obscured by smoke.
33. (S/D) Two major Iranian oil pipeline clusters had been severed near Abadan by Some of 25X1
the Abadan-to-Ahvaz pipelines were burning in one and probably two places (heavy smoke was emanating from
an area just off of the imagery) and leaking oil in 20 other locations. The northernmost Abadan-to-Bandar-E
Mashur pipeline had not been severed. However, since this pipeline is an eastern-running continuation of the
Abadan-to-Ahvaz pipeline (which has been severed), this pipeline segment was probably out of operation. The
southernmost Abadan-to-Bandar-E Mashur pipeline was burning in one place and leaking oil in six places.
There does not appear to have been a systematic effort in severing the entire clusters of pipelines.
34. (S/D) No new damage was observed to Jazireh Ye Khark Petroleum Facilities 25X1
Before the hostilities began, this facility contained 45 POL storage tanks with a total capacity of 25X1
approximately 26,024,000 barrels. To date, two tanks with a total capacity of 544,000 barrels have been
destroyed and one 272,000-barrel capacity tank has been damaged.
35. (S/D) Coverage of Tehran Petroleum Storage NIOC revealed no 25X1
battle damage.
36. (S D) The four guyed towers at Abadan Radio Relay Station were destroyed
25X1
between (Figures 6 and 7). This radio station is immediately north of Abadan and adjacent to
25X1
the Abadan-to-Ahvaz oil pipeline. An Iraqi Tank brigade has been in this area since 0
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37. (S/D) One CH-47, two RH-53, and four AB-214 helicopters were at Bandar-E Khomeni Chemical
Fertilizer Complex
No additional damage appears to have occurred at this
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(one spherical storage tank and at least seven buildings had previously sustained
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38. (S/D) Approximately 35 people were observed in front of and just north of the main entrance to the
Consulate building at the American Consulate Tabriz An additional three 25X1
people were on the Consulate athletic field.
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Table 1.
Air Activity in Iran
(Items keyed to Figure 4)
This table in its entirety is classified SECRET/WNINTEL
Item Installation/BE No
2 Abadan International
Airfield
3 Qazvin Airfield
4 Manzariyeh Airfield
5 Tehran/Mehrabad
International Airfield
6 Tehran/Ghale Morghi
Airfield
7 Tehran/Doshan Tappeh
Airfield
8 Khark Island Airfield
9 Bushehr Airfield
10 Chah Bahar AB Airfield
Date of
Coverage
AOB
Present
1 F-4, 4 F-5,
1 CH-47, 7 AH-l/AB-214
2 F-27
2 F-27
3 F-4, 1 747,
3 KC-747, 2 KC-707,
8 C-130
3 CH-47, 3 AH-I,
11 AH-I/AB-214,
21 small straight wing
None observed
None observed
None
Operational
Status/Remarks
Operational; no new damage;
first identification of F-4
since hostilities began
Operational; no new damage;
both left and right runways
remain blocked by vehicles/-
equipment
Operational; undamaged; run-
way remains blocked by three
vehicles
Operational; undamaged
Operational; no new damage;
partial coverage
Operational; undamaged; a
probable Rapier site was
present near the intersection
of the two runways
Operational; undamaged;
graded-earth runway remains
blocked by seven cargo trucks;
two occupied ZU-23 AA posi-
tions observed
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Operational; undamaged; run-
way remains blocked by two
buses
Runway status could not be
determined because of partial
coverage
Operational; undamaged; vehicles
blocking 27R/09L on
have been removed and were
adjacent to the runway;
27L/09R was blocked by one
vehicle/piece of equi ment;
the C-130 present on was
no longer observed
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Naval Activity
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39. (S/D) A possible free world roll-on/roll-off ro ro merchant ship was observed in the Red Sea area at
Tuwwal Port Facilities, Saudi Arabia (Figure 8). 'This ship had recently 25X1
offloaded 41 probable Czechoslovakian TATRA-148 cargo trucks and 234 probable TATRA-805 cargo trucks.
Bulk cargo was being offloaded from a second merchant ship, and three additional TATRA-148 were involved
in this offloading process. The final destination of these cargo trucks and cargo may be Iraq.
40. (S/D) An Iraqi Osa lI PTG was observed at Ras Al Jlayah Naval Base Kuwait, on
kFigure 9).
41. (S/D) Two Iraqi CANDID aircraft (one military and one civilian) were observed at Shaheed Miwaffaq
Airfield , Jordan, onF-----]Two Iraqi 737s were also present.
GLOSSARY OF
ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
This glossary in its entirety is UNCLASSIFIED
AA Antiaircraft
AAA Antiaircraft artillery
AD Air defense
AORL Small replenishment oiler
APB Barracks ship
APC Armored personnel carrier
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GLOSSARY (Continued)
AR Repair ship
ARD-D Floating drydock
ARD-T Auxiliary repair dock
AW Air warning
AWK Water carrier
AX Training ship
CP Command Post
DD Destroyer
DDG Guided missile destroyer
DIW Dead in the water
FA Field artillery
FFG Guided missile frigate
LCM Medium landing craft
LCU Utility landing craft
LSM Medium amphibious assault landing ship
LST Amphibious vehicle landing ship
MRL Multiple rocket launcher
MSC Coastal minesweeper
MSF Fleet minesweeper
MSI Inshore minesweeper
NM Nautical miles
PACV Patrol air cushion vehicle
PB Patrol boat
PBR River/roadstead patrol boat
PCL Small submarine chaser
PCS Submarine chaser
PF Patrol frigate
PGM Motor gunboat
PMP Heavy folding ponton bridge
POL Petroleum, oil, and lubricant
PTG Missile attack boat
RTP Rail-to-road transfer point
RO/RO Roll-on/roll-off
SAM Surface-to-air missile
SP Self-propelled
SPAA Self-propelled antiaircraft
SPG Self-propelled gun
SSM Surface-to-surface missile
TEL Transporter-erector-launcher
TMM Truck-mounted bridge
VLCC Very large crude carrier
(S/D) All applicable satellite imagery acquired from
report.
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DOCUMENTS
1. NPIC. Z-20149/80, IAR- 81/80, Iraq/Iran Military Summary, 17-20 October 1980 (S), Oct 80 (SECRET
2. DIA. DDB-l100-IZ-80, Ground Order of Battle: Iraq (U), Jan 80 (SECRET/
DIA. DDB- 1100-IR-78, Ground Order of Battle: Iran (U), Aug 78 (SECRE_1I
(S) Comments and queries regarding this report are welcome. They may be directed to the South Asia/Arabia Branch,
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