ANTIMISSILE TEST CENTER, SARY-SHAGAN, USSR CHANGES AND ADDITIONS(SANITIZED)
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ANTIMISSILE .TEST CENTER. _
SARY-SHAGAN, USSR-
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CHANGES .AND ADDITIONS
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPt~.ETATIQN CENTER
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from ~ ~ was com-
pared with are~-ious pl7otograpl,v in order to
update existing . eports on the S Irv-Shacan
antimissile T=est Center r"SS:~TCI, This photo,-
raphv covers the entire Center and represents
'Ren~ralh? the best hLl'HC)LL crn-erige received
to ?d~te. Stereoscopic co~-era~_e is pro~?ided on
almos? all of the facilities. \o ne~~~ operational.
antimissile-missile launch. complexes have teen
identified. almost all the facilities comprising
the Support Base ha~_e undercon_ change or
.'~t L-aunc~ Complex :~ minor building con-
struction has occurred in-the headquarters ar.d
administration area from
activity and movement of equipment ~i~ere
in t};e six launch -situ and ~_=-ociated
electronic facilities. Tire only significant ex-
pansion of facilities at th?~s?~ sites during this
period occurred at i-lectronic ;~ite C, essoci ted
kith Launch Sites ~ and 6. ~~:'~n ,ipprasimatel~?
300-foot-long etitension tothe mck~ified L-s}.aped
building was completed in the lame central
facility a~ this site.
at Launch -Complex B little or no change
~~-as discernible in the support and launch areas
during this period. Construction continued,
ho~rever, in the triad of buildings just southwest
of Facility 13. Current emphasis has been
primarih~ on the site .exterior .and on tl,e roof
of tine large rectangular buildin? where ._
circular dish-like or disc-like object was ob-
served in Triad activit~~ has
progressed concurrently at= Instrumentation
Sites ~ and 10 and Rossible Instrumentation Site
13.
another area of interest has been
under development at Possible Instrumentation
Site 13 since close to the building
triad and consisting to date of a linear es-
cwation lapproximately 2,200 feet longs with
a lame unidentified possible structure in
the center.
The Support Lase (Ei~:ure '?) has .boon
covered br ~ cenerall}~ very rood I~>=1'}-TOLE
photograph}.. Relatively significantdevelopment
has oaken place in the following areas: Alain
Housing Complex, hint Strip; Instrumentation
Site 1, Instrumentation Site 2, and Communi-
cations Site 1. \iinor changes }gave been noted
in the majority of the other facilities. :almost
continuous de~-elopment has been observed in
the