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CIA-RDP61S00750A000400030128-2
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RIPPUB
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T
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1
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December 27, 2016
Document Release Date: 
March 18, 2013
Sequence Number: 
128
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Publication Date: 
April 8, 1958
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SUMMARY
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Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/03/18: CIA-RDP61500750A000400030128-2 *4410 TOP SECRET -Nor 8 April 1958 The following reuresents a summary for your information of URPIC reporting to date on Indonesia. The four reports received thus far, altnougn essentially negative, are use- ful for establishing bases of comparisons as well as helping assess current military deveiopments in Indonesia. 1. Aerial reconnaissance of the Celebes and Moluccas areas revealed no unusual airfield or ship?ing activity. Several cargo vessels and numerous small craft were observed at flakassar, while other major ports had simi- larly routine traffic. The report while a 4in-; little to our working knowledge does 50X1 44.u.k%.44-44' 2. A aerial survey of the Sumatran 50X1 area disclosed no unusual activity, either on air- fields or in harbors. The airfield at Medan had one C-47 aircraft, while Pakanbaru had none. The Tandjunqpinang airfield had two transports, possi- bly C-47 type. Shipping activity was largely con- fined to tankers and miscellaneous cargo and coastal vessels. There was a probable gunboat off Padang. The lack of unusual shipping in the port areas of ,Ntern entral rna.tra would suggest that, as of there 'as no i!aminent threat of an amphib- 50X1 ious assault there. A survey of Borneo on re- vealed little air activity. Most of the air- fields had no aircraft. The field at Balikpapan had two aircraft, one fighter type and one r-25 type; these were probably stationed there in support of government ground activity in the Donggala area or north-central Celebes. shipping activity in Borneo ports appeared normal. 4. report on Java with a. few notations on itoraeo appears to reflect normal air and shippin activities at p.I.jor caters. A total of 11 LI-2's were observec on military air- fields at Banduu. and Djakarta. (There was exten- sive shippiu,Y. activity in Djakarta's port (Tand- j!mg Driok), with cargo vessels and 2 taners 2urabaja harbor also had numerous commercial vessqs. There were no siLificant observations 2orneo. TOP SECREEcToTiN Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2013/03/18: CIA-RDP61500750A000400030128-2 50X1 50X1 50X1