PRELIMINARY REPORT OF MISSION ODE - 8009

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February 14, 1960
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Approved For Release 2809/0 b- fA%5164A0001000D2P010 h ODE -8009 PAR - 573 - 601, DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 DUE TO ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS, THE QUALITY OF THE PHOTOGRAPHY RANGED FROM POOR TO EXCELLENT. EXCEPT FOR LOCAL AREAS VEILED BY HAZE., THE HEAVIEST CLOUD COVER WAS ENCOUNTERED BETWEEN DNEPROPETROVSK AND THE BLACK SEA. NO CAMERA MALFUNCTION OCCURRED,. THIS PRELIMINARY REPORT COVERS ITEMS OF IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE SIGNIFICANCE IN RESPONSE TO REQUIREMENTS LEVIED BY THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY* . SUMMARY SWINGING IN A WIDE ARC FROM THE ARAL SEA TO THE CRIMEAs THE BAND OF.PHOTO COVERAGE INCLUDED MANY MAJOR ITEMS OF INTELLIGENCE - INTEREST INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING. AIRCRAFT AND AIRFIELDS SEVEN BOMBERS OF A NEW TYPE RESEMBLING BACKFIN. COVERAGE WAS ALSO OBTAINED OF SOME 100 AIRFIELDS OR REPORTED AIRFIELD SITES. THREE OF THESE ARE NEW MAJOR .FIELDS AND TWO ARE NEW MINOR FIELDS. THE REMAININC.INCLUDE 24 MAJOR FIELDS AND 24 MINOR FIELDS. A TOTAL OF 1973. AIRCR WAS OBSERVED, INCLUDING 405 BOMBERS, 422 FIGHTERS, 553 OTHER TYPES, WITH 593 UNIDENTIFIED. BOMBER AIRCRAFT INCLUDE THE 7 RESEMBLING BACKFIN, 51 BULL, 47 BADGER., AND 300 BEAGLE. FIGHTER AIRCRAFT INCLUDE 22 FISHPOT/FISHB ED, 4 FITTER, 4 FLASHLIGHT, 19 FARMER, AND 373 FAGOT/FRESCO. GUIDED MISSILES CHELKAR. EIGHTEEN ADDLIS N,4L __HEXA ON SAM SITES AND FOUR ,ADPITIONAL SAM SUPPORT INSTALLATIONS. A SEC"OND LOOK AT THE"`Tt If E7V"_STTE AT BALAKLAVAs ELECTRONICS OF A MOON VLF STATION. PROBABLE LAUNCH AND INSTRUMENTATIO TWO NEW-TYPE RADAR INSTALLATIONS AND FIRST COVERAGE Declass Review by NIMA / DoD Approved For Releasf,2Qp1/08/1 I CHESSTO5164A000100020002-2 Approved For ReleaseTQ01/OSt4 I TA RD'P-7'T05164A000100020002-2 ODE 8009 PAR-573-60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 RAILROADS COVERAGE OF APPROXIMATELY 4,500 NM OF THE USSR RAIL SHIPPING A SECOND LOOK, UNDER ADVERSE CONDITIONS, AT NAVAL SHIPPING IN THE SEVASTOPOL AREA. A. NEW BOMBER AIRCRAFT NEW BOMBER AIRCRAFT, KAZAN NORTH AIRFIELD 55 52 N - 49 08 E 25X1 D 25X1 D 25X1 D 25X1 D 25X1 D 25X1 D 25X1 D 25X1 D THIS AIRCRAFT (FIGURE 1) IS A TWIN-JET, SWEPT WING BOMBER WITH A SPAN OF APPROXIMATELY- AND A FUSELAGE LENGTH OF APPROXIMATELY THE WINGS ARE CRANKED APPROXIMATELY ONE-THIRD OUT FROM THE. FUSELAGE. THE LEADING EDGE SWEEPBACK IS INBOARD OF THE CRANK AND OUTBOARD K. THE WINGS ARE MOUNTED W LL BACK N THE FUSELAGE. A SINGLE WING FENCE IS LOCATED ON EACH WING JUST OUTBOARD OF THE CRANK AND A PROBABLE MAIN GEAR HOUSING SIMILAR TO THAT OF THE BADGER IS MOUNTED APPROXIMATELY 15 FT FROM THE CENTER OF THE FUSELAGE. CHEEK INLETS ARE LOCATED ON THE FUSELAGE JUST FORWARD OF THE LEADING EDGE OF THE WING. FORWARD OF THE INLETS THE FUSELAGE AFT OF THE INLETS THE FUSELAGE IS ALL THE WAY TO A LARGE EFFLUX WHICH RESEMBLES THAT OF THE FARMER. THE COCKPIT IS LOCATED WELL FORWARD AND T,HE. NOSE TAPERS TO A SHARP POINT. THE SWEPT BACK EMPENNAGE ASSEMBLY CONSISTS OF A LOW HORIZONTAL TAIL MOUNTED ON THE FUSELAGE AND A LARGE, SHARPLY SWEPT VERTICAL TAIL* WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE DIMENSIONS BEING 20 TO 25 PERCENT LARGER, AND A FEW DESIGN MODIFICATIONS THE AIRPLANE RESEMBLES BACKFIN. THERE ARE 7 OF THE AIRCRAFT ON THE FIELD. SIX ARE PARKED.ALONG THE PARKING RAMP. THE OTHER IS PARKED IN FRONT OF THE LARGE REVETMENT IDENTICAL TO THOSE NOTED AT PLANTS 1 AND 1.8 IN KUYBYSHEV THE AFT SECTION OF THE FUSELAGE AND THE EMPENNAGE ASSEMBLY IS REMOVED FROM THE AIRCRAFT. TWO CABLE LINES LEAD TO NEARBY BUILDINGS, AND SEVERAL PERSONNEL ARE VISIBLE AROUND THE AIRCRAFT INDICATING THAT THE AIRCRAFT MAY BE UNDERGOING ENGINE CALIBRATION. Approved For Releasy_ZQ01SECRET 8/10 C CHES8TO5164A000100020002-2 Approved For ReleaseTP01/6'81'}0`:'CIA-`Fd3F 05164AO00100020002-2 ODE - 8009 PA.R-573-60 Date of Info 5 February 1960 13 February 1960 Approved For Release 2001/08/10 : CIA-RDP78TO5164A000100020002-2 TOP SECRET CHESS Approved For Releaslg01/981't0`:`CIA`F;DP'f05164A000100020002-2 ODE 8009 PAR 573 - 66 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 114 FEBRUARY 1960 Bo GUIDED MISSILES HEXADIC SAM SITES AND SUPPORT FACILITIES A TOTAL OF EIGHTEEN HEXADIC SURFACE-TO-AIR MISSILE (SAM) SITES AND FOUR SUPPORT FACILITIES HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN THE KAZAN, GORKIY, SAROVA, KHARKOV, DNEPROPETROVSK, ZAPOROZHYE, AND SEVASTOPOL AREAS (FIGURE 2)o CONSTRUCTION OF ALL SAM SITES AND SUPPORT FACILITIES APPEARS COMPLETE. TWO SAM SITES AND ONE SUPPORT FACILITY ARE LOCATED IN THE.KAZAN AREA. NEITHER OF THE TWO SITES HAS ANY EQUIPMENT INSTALLED. HEAVY SNOW COVERS THESE SITES. . TWO SAM SITES ARE LOCATED IN THE GORKIY AREA. NO EQUIPMENT IS VISIBLE DUE TO THE EXTREME DISTANCE. TWO SAM SITES AND ONE SUPPORT FACILITY ARE LOCATED IN THE SAROVA AREA. ONE SITE HAS AN OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY. THE OTHER SITE HAS TRANSPORTERS, AND UNIDENTIFIED VEHICLES AND VANS IN THE VEHICLE PARKING AREA, BUT HAS NO EQUIPMENT INSTALLED. FOUR SAM SITES AND ONE SUPPORT FACILITY ARE LOCATED IN THE KHARKOV AREA. THREE OF THE SITES HAVE AN OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY. FOUR SAM SITES HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN THE DNEPROPETROVSK AREA. TWO OF THE SITES HAVE AN OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY. TWO SAM SITES ARE LOCATED IN THE ZAPOROZHYE AREA, AND BOTH OF THESE SITES HAVE AN OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY. TWO SAM SITES AND ONE SUPPORT FACILITY HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED IN THE SEVASTOPOL AREA. BOTH SITES HAVE AN OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY. A TOTAL OF 92 MISSILES, 72 LAUNCHERS, AND 11 FRUIT SET RADARS HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AT THE SAM SITES AND SUPPORT FACILITIES. A TABULATION OF THESE EIGHTEEN SAM SITES AND FOUR SUPPORT FACILITIES IS PRESENTED IN THE FOLLOWING TABLE. Approved For Releast2001/Q$/1,Q? ElA1 R 7- aT05164A000100020002-2 Approved For Releasl2001/?81'FO`.`CIA-WPWO5164AO00100020002-2 ODE - 8009 PAR - 573 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1:960 TABULATION OF HEXADIC SAM SITES AND SAM SUPPORT FACILITIES IN THE KAZAN, GORKIY, SAROVA, KHARK.OV, DNEPROPETROVSK# ZAPOROZHYE, & SEVASTOPOL AREAS NO. DIST & DIR COORD STATUS OF LAUNCHERS MISSILES GUIDANCE FROM CITY CONSTRUCT KAZAN I 14NM ENE 5550N COMPLETE 4905E 2 14NM NW 5553N COMPLETE 4849E A 5NM E 5548N COMPLETE 4914E GORKIY 3 15NM ESE 5617N PO5.S COMPL UNK UNK UNK 4418E 4 20NM S 5603N PO55 COMPL UNK UNK UNK 435?E SARUVA 5 9NM SW 545ON COMPLETE UNK UNK UNK 4307E 6 13NM SW 5449N COMPLETE 6 6 1 FRUIT SET 4301E B 3NM W 5455N COMPLETE 4317E KHARKOV 7 7.5NM NNE 5007N COMPLETE 6 6 1 FRUIT SET 3616E 8 13NM SE 4953N COMPLETE 6 6 1 FRUIT SET 3631E 9 12NM WNW 500ON COMPLETE 6 PASS 3556E 10 10NM SSW 495ON COMPLETE 6 6 1 FRUIT SET 3611E C 8NM SE 4956N COMPLETE 3627E DNEPROPETROVSK 11 19NM ESE 4822N COMPLETE -ROB 1 PROB I FRUIT SET 3527E 12 12NM SSE 4817N COMPLETE 6 UNK 1 FRUIT SET 3506E 13 12NM SW 4822N COMPLETE 6 3 & 1 FRUIT SET 3447E 3 POSS 14 25NM WSW 4817N COMPLETE UNK UNK UNK 3425E Approved For Relea&q-2 ,01fg8JaQ 4 fIA-pg~ ,7 T05164A000100020002-2 TO E Approved For ReleasIgO11b'UCIA'RPTf05164AO0010000002-2 ODE - 809 PR 573 -= 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 ZAPQROZHYE 15 15NM SSE 4736N COMPLETE 6 6 1 FRUIT SET 3518E 16 15NM SSW 4736N COMPLETE 6 6 PROS 1 FRUIT SET 3500E SEVASTOPOL 17 7NM NNE 4443N COMPLETE 6 1 PROB 1 FRUIT SET 3333E 18 5NM SSW 443IN COMPLETE 1 ,FRUIT SET 3331E (PROS) 3NM SSE 4434N COMPLETE 24 3333E TOTAL 72 92 11 Approved For Releas? QQ1fg/1QE~IA;1~p ggT05164A000100020002-2 Approved For Release 2001/08/10 : CIA-RDP78T05164A000100020002-2 neproPetr~ 14 13~ ~herkass ~ ovograd0 D Vjte6sk Orsha KIEV O Sirtlfero, ~vastopa; 1 / Qryovgorotl J~ skov Smolensk Kaluga ogiley OChernigov Kursk O Bakhmach ? ? onotop ?L'govskiy Luga?l Volo_, I ` ? Vel ye Luki r Btyansk~ Navlya ? Orel BelgOKyd I ` Poltava 10 B r'kov 'aDorozh'ye ?Stalin0 16 15 Rostov __:.-. i Sea of Azov 11 Voroshilovgrad .Slnel'nikOYO O 12 O Ivanovo Vladimir Kostroma \r+?~Ida Oaz~ I Tambov 6N5 Saransk Ruzayevka? UI'yanovs ? Balashov Saratov ? Kotel'nich OYoshkar- I Izhevs Ola Verkhniy Baskunchak ~Calmykov 1 t Seroa k ? Kame^sk{ural'skiY? Magnito6o~k AktYUbinskr SaBll NizhniY Sverd\OVSK O Sow Ilets~~f Orsk ? ? .ndagach Cobol sK Kur6a O Kustana 0 Kus^murun a~ it ..Stavrn...,n I Cherkessk Approved For Release 2001/08/10 : CIA-RDP78T05164A000100020002-2 ChelKar ? LE G E N D S SAM SITE Lt SUPPORT FACILITY b O t'7 0i {FHl~ O O o -i.o ~U.Ii 'J N C7' ly G p K Approved For ReleaseTPfl/gg.UA-(R I 05164A0001000A200002-~73 m ODE 8009 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 2. INSTRUMENTATION AND FIELD-TYPE LAUNCH FACILITIES, CHELKAR AREA 47 50 N -4 59 36 E (CHELKAR) THREE PROBABLE INSTRUMENTATION AREAS AND ONE PROBABLE FIELD-TYPE LAUNCH INSTALLATION HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED WITHIN A 50-MILE RADIUS OF CHELKAR. THESE FACILITIES ARE PROBABLY ASSOCIATED WITH THE KAPUSTIN YAR/VLADIMIROVKA MISSILE TEST CENTER. INSTRUMENTATION AREAS - TWO OF THE INSTRUMENTATION AREAS ARE SITUATED NEAR CHELKAR AND THE THIRD ABOUT 45 MILES TO THE SOUTHEAST5 NEAR TUGUZ. THE LATTER AREAr POSITIONED AT ABOUT 47 20N 60 20Ei CONSISTS OF THREE FENCED SITES WHICH CONTAIN VARIOUS TYPES OF ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT. ONE OF THE TWO AREAS NEAR CHELKAR IS ADJACENT TO CHELKAR AIRFIELDS AND CONSISTS OF A SECURED AREA CONTAINING TOKEN-TYPE RADARS AND SEVERAL OTHER PIECES OF ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT. THE SECOND AREA NEAR CHELKAR IS LOCATED ABOUT TWO MILES SOUTHEAST OF THE TOWN. IT CONSISTS OF TEN INSTRUMENTATION BUILDINGS% EACH 20 FEET SQUARE AND SIMILAR TO THOSE FOUND AT THE KAPUSTIN YAR/VLADIMIROVKA RANGEHEAD. THESE TEN BUILDINGS.ARE POSITIONED AT VARYING DISTANCES ALONG A LINE ABOUT 8,400 FEET IN LENGTH. A POSSIBLE CONTROL BUILDING IS SITUATED TO ONE SIDE AND NEAR THE CENTER OF THE BUILDING ARRAY. PROBABLE FIELD-TYPE LAUNCH INSTALLATION - THIS INSTAL- LATION IS LOCATED APPROXIMATELY 25 MILES NORTH OF CHELKARS AT ABOUT 48 16N - 59 45E. I T CONSISTS OF A FENCED SUPPORT AREA AND A FENCED FIELD-TYPE LAUNCH AREA WITH SEVEN ASSOCIATED VEHICLE REVETMENTS. PROBABLE MISSILE LAUNCH FACILITY, NEAR BALAKLAVA 4772FO_ _N - 33 32 E THE TWIN PADS OF THE PROBABLE MISSILE LAUNCH SITE NEAR BALAKLAVA APPEAR UNCHANGED SINCE THE PREVIOUS PHOTO COVERAGE NEW SUPPORT BUILDINGS, THREE OF WHICH ARE DRIVE- s AVE BEEN CONSTRUCTED WITHIN THE AREA ENCLOSED BY THE DOUBLE SECURITY-FENCES' THE THREE DRIVE-THROUGH 25X18 BUILDINGS ARE LOCATED ADJACENT TO THE OLD FORT IN THE SOUTHEASTERN EXTREMITY OF THE SECURED AREA. THE UNEXPLAINED THE PADS NOW EXTENDS TO THE SURFACE 0 ROADS IN NTY OF THE PADS* Approved For Release .2A0o/0g/1QRP-migy5164A000100020002-2 Approved For Release 2001/08/10 : CIA-RDP78TO5164A000100020002-2 Next 1 Page(s) In Document Exempt Approved For Release 2001/08/10 : CIA-RDP78TO5164A000100020002-2 ODD 8009 Approved For Release 20Q1/0> 't0-.91-004F05164A000100020002-2 PAR - 5'73 - 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 ELECTRONICS NEW-TYPE RADAR INSTALLATIONS, SAROVA AND MICHURINSK 54 55 N .- 43 19 E--- 52 54 N- 40 3 0 E 25X1 D TWO NEW-TYPE, NEARLY IDENTICAL RADAR INSTALLATIONS HAVE BEEN LOCATED. ONE IS 27 NM SW OF SAROVA AT 54 35N - 42 53E ALSO REPORTED UNDER STANTSIYA SHAL). THE OTHER IS 2 NM E OF MICHURINSK AT 52 55N - 40 40E. THE INSTALLATIONS, WHICH ARE DOUBLE-FENCED, EACH CONTAIN AT LEAST 5 RADARS, IFF EQUIPMENT, AND HF/VHF COMMUNICATIONS. 1. VLF NAVIGATIONAL AID STATION (MOON) 44 53 N - 33 52 E A VERY LOW FREQUENCY NAVIGATIONAL AID STATION IS LOCATED APPROXIMATELY 10 NM WSW OF SIMFEROPOL. IT CONSISTS OF A SECURED AREA CONTAINING 4 MASTS 700 FEET HIGH POSITIONED SO AS TO FORM A SQUARE APPROXIMATELY 960 FEET ON A SIDE, AND ABOUT 20 SUPPORT BUILDINGS, ONE OF WHICH IS A LARGE MULTI-STORY CONTROL BUILDING. AIRFIELDS 1. AKTYUBINSK AIRFIELD 50 14 57 13 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED I BEAGLE, 5 CRATE, 2 COACH, 14 CREEK, I CAB, 4 COLT, 2 MAX, 4 HARE 94300 X 450 FT NNW/SSE RUNWAY 5,000 X 340 FT NE/SW RUNWAY SNOW COVER PRECLUDES DETERMINATION OF RUNWAY SURFACE. Approved For Releas?,Q.Q1fgegl f IAdRQpS 8TO5164A000100020002-2 Approved For Release 2b9108~9FATRB49~164A000100020002-2 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 PAR - 573 - 60 14 FEBRUARY 1960 2. NEW AIRFIELD 2.5 NM SE OF ALGA 49 53 N - 57 22 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 38 U/I SINGLE ENGINE 2:700 X 19000 FT LANDING AREA (SNOW COVERED), WITH THE MAJOR AXIS ORIENTED NE/SW A SECURED AREA WITH 36 OBJECTS RESEMBLING RADAR DISHES IS SITUATED NW OF THE AIRCRAFT PARKING AREA. 3. BELGOROD NORTH AIRFIELD 50 39 N - 36 35 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 1 COLT (PROBABLE), 10 CREEK (PROBABLE) SNOW COVER PRECLUDES DETERMINATION OF LANDING AREA. 4. NEW AIRFIELD 3 NM SE OF BUGURUSLAN 53 35 N - 52 33 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 7 U/I SINGLE-ENGINE LIAISON-TYPE SNOW COVER PRECLUDES DETERMINATION OF RUNWAY AND AIRFIELD BOUNDARIES BUGURUSLAN AIRFIELD 53 36 N - 52 26 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 2 COLT, 1 COACH (POSSIBLE)3 38 U/I SINGLE-ENGINE LIAISON-TYPE N/S RUNWAY, SNOW-COVERED, SURFACE AND DIMENSIONS UNDETERMINABLE BUZULUK AIRFIELD 52 49 N -d 52 14 E NO AIRCRAFT OBSERVED Approved For Releasa2A 7UP i Cl9RDP7 T05164A000100020002-2 E CHESS Approved For Release 2g'1/OSH!WR9IA-FAD 8T-O5164A000100020002-2 ODE - 8009 PAR - 573 - 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 N/S RUNWAY' SNOW-COVERED. LENGTH AND SURFACE NOT DETERMINABLE 7. CHELKAR AIRFIELD 47 50 -N- 59 36 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 1 COACH/CRATE: 1 MOOSE ONE 59100 X 230 FT NNE/SSW RUNWAY (SNOW COVERED) NEW AIRFIELD 17 NM NE OF CHKALOV 51 58 N - 55 26 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 55 BEAGLES 2 CREEKt 1 CREEK (PROBABLE) 6s800 X 425 FT E/W BLACKTOP RUNWAY. CLEARED OF SNOW CHKALOV AIRFIELD 51 48 N 55 07 E 2%300 X 120 FT NNE/SSW RUNWAY 2,900 X 175 FT WNW/ESE RUNWAY SNOW COVER PRECLUDES DETERMINATION OF RUNWAY SURFACES FIELD IS FLYAWAY FIELD FOR ADJACENT AIRCRAFT FACTORY. ZAVOD 47 10. CHKALOV CIVIL AIRFIELD 51 47 N - 5 5 21 - AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 1 CABS 10 CREEKS 2 COLTS 4 U/I SINGLE-ENGINE LIAISON-TYPE ONE 39000 X 300 FT E/W RUNWAY ONE 39500 X 260 FT NNW/SSE RUNWAY ?SNOW COVER PRECLUDES DETERMINATION OF RUNWAY SURFACES Approved For Release.2001/QRL R JA-SpPg 05164A000100020002-2 op- Approved For Release 2009/08tP9T-F $ 8 5164A000100020002-2 ODE - 8009 PAR - 573 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 CHKALOV/KARGALA AIRFIELD 51 52 N 55 09 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 24 CAB SNOW COVER PREVENTS DETERMINATION OF RUNWAY SURFACE AND MEASUREMENTS 12o CHKALOV SOUTH AIRFIELD 51 39 N 55 04 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 1 BULL, 39 FAGOT/FRESCO (POSSIBLE) 9,000 X 630' FT E/W RUNWAY, SNOW-COVERED SECURED AREA ALONG THE E EDGE OF THE BUILDING AREA CONTAINS 9 OBJECTS RESEMBLING RADAR DISHES 13. CHKALOV SOUTHWEST AIRFIELD 51 43 N - 55 04 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED I. BULL, 13 BEAGLE, 53 FAGOT/FRESCO, 3 CAB, 2 CREEK, 8 FLORA (POSSIBLE), 3 MAX/MOOSE 8,700 X 300 FT E/W RUNWAY: SNOW-COVERED 14. NEW AIRFIELD 2o5 NM SE OF CHUCHKOVO 54 15 N - 41 30 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 38 U/I 9,000-FT-LONG N/S RUNWAY, SNOW-COVERED. FIELD IS ON FAR OBLIQUE CHUGUYEV AIRFIELD- 49 50 N - 36 38 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 160 U/I SWEPT-WING FIGHTERS Approved For Release-20 M ,C/A-Z051 64A000100020002-2 UN CH Approved For Releasl`Q0011081;8~~IA=feDP-705164A00010R002R0002--2T ODE - 8009 - 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1,960 69750 X 175 FT N/S CONCRETE RUNWAY. PARALLEL TAXIWAY AND CROSSOVER TAXIWAY. LARGE PARKING APRON EAST OF TAXIWAY. 16. DONGUZ AIRFIELD 51 31 N 55 00 E 25X1 D AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 5 FAGOT/FRESCO (POSSIBLE), 1 CABi 7 COLT (PROBABLE) 89300 X 200 FT N/S RUNWAY, SNOW-COVERED DONGUZ NORTHWEST AIRFIELD 51 36 N - 54 59 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 1 COACH/CRATE (POSSIBLE) SNOW COVER PRECLUDES DETERMINATION OF RUNWAY AND AIRFIELD BOUNDARIES GRAKOVO AIRFIELD 49 42 N 36 47 E NO AIRCRAFT OBSERVED NW/SE RUNWAY, SNOW-COVERED, DIMENSIONS AND SURFACE UNDETERMINABLE NEW AIRFIELD 5 NM SSW OF GRYAZI 52 25 N 39 52 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 30 U/I SINGLE-ENGINE FIGHTER5?9 6 CAB/COACH 89500 X 250 FT NE/SW RUNWAY, SNOW-COVERED. ADJACENT STRIP MAY BE GRAVEL OR SOD AND APPEARS TO BE AN ALTERNATE FOR BAD-WEATHER USE KACHA AIRFIELD 44 47 N - 33 33 E Approved For Release 2QQ1/ff RnAepp,8?05164A000100020002-2 Approved For ReleassQ1k181;9EllJ?T05164A000100o0o20002- ODE ~- 8009 FA 3 - 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 76 FRESCO 6,800 X 170 FT NE/SW CONCRETE RUNWAY 21.. KARANKUT AIRFIELD 45 35 N 34 17 E NO AIRCRAFT OBSERVED BECAUSE OF HAZE AND POOR RESOLUTION 8,200 X 240 FT NE/SW CONCRETE RUNWAY. TWO WORLD WAR II RUNWAYS SOUTH OF THIS RUNWAY NOW ARE POSSIBLE PARKING AREAS9 BUT HAZE PRECLUDES MEASUREMENT 22. KAZAN AIRFIELD 55 47 N - 49 12 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 2 BULLS 6 CAB, 5 COACHS 5 COLT, 6 U/I SINGLE-ENGINE TRANSPORTS NE/SW RUNWAY AND NW/SE RUNWAYS BOTH SNOW-COVERED, PRECLUDING MEASUREMENT 23. KAZAN NORTH AIRFIELD 55 52 N - 49 08 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 7 BOMBERS (RESEMBLING BACKFIN), 1 BEAGLES 2 COOKER, 8 CAMELS 1 CAB 1 U/I SINGLE- ENGINE LIAISON-TYPE 2 RUNWAYS -- ONE NW/SE 10*200 X 300 FT, CONCRETE, CLEARED OF SNOW. OTHER E/W 44500 X 265 FTS SNOW- COVERED 24. KAZAN NORTHWEST AIRFIELD 55 51 N - 49 03 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 8 FAGOT/FRESCO, 1 COLT, 2 CREEK, 23 ROUND, 2 HOUND WITHOUT ROTOR Approved For ReleaseY2001/U. LlRfAEp,7,8?05164A000100020002-2 Approved For ReleassQl 1;g~1I4tff4HT05164A000100020002-2 - ODE - 8009 PAR -^ 573 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 NO EVIDENCE OF RUNWAYS ON THIS SNOW COVERED FIELD 25, KHARKOV AIRFIELD 49 55 N - 36 17 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 2 CAT-) 10 CABs 5 COACH, 21 COLT, 16 CREEK, FUSELAGES OF 4 COACH/CRATE 7,100 X 250 FT E/W BLACKTOP RUNWAY, CLEARED OF SNOW. NW/SE RUNWAY, SNOW-COVERED, PRECLUDING MEASUREMENT AND SURFACE DETERMINATIONS PROBABLE PACKED SNOW RUNWAY PARALLEL TO AND NORTH OF E/W RUNWAY 26. KHARKOV/ALEKSE.YEVKA AIRFIELD AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 4 BULL, 5 BEAGLE, 1 BADGER, 4 FLASHLIGHT, 9 FRESCO, 3 FAGOTS 8 CABs I CRATE, 1 COLT o 2 CREEK 9 I HARE, 2 HOUND ONE 4,300 X 250 FT NNW/SSE POSSIBLE RUNWAY, SNOW COVERED 27. KHARKOV/LYUBOT I N AIRFIELD 47-58 N - 36 00 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 1 COLT, 4 CREEK (PROBABLE)s 29 BEAST (POSSIBLE), 1 MAX/MOOSE (POSSIBLE) SNOW COVERED, APPEARS TO BE A MINOR SOD FIELD 28. KHARKOV NORTH AIRFIELD 5 1 N - 36 16 AIRCRAFT OBSERVED I COLT 6,800 X 350 FT NE/SW RUNWAY. SNOW COVERED KHARKOV/ROGAN AIRFIELD 49 55 ( 4 - 36 26 E Approved For Release ,200,1/Q$il.1 Ep,7~8?05164A000100020002-2 ET, Approved For Release 109T/08ff(P'&Z-R8~5164A000100020002-2 ODE -- 8009 PAR - 573 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1.960 AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 17 BEAGLE, 23 CAB, 3 HOUND POSSIBLE RUNWAY 5,300 (ESTIMATED) X 300 FT NW'/SE, SNOW- COVEREDe SURFACE AND EXACT MEASUREMENTS UNDETERMINABLE 30. KOCHUBEYEVKA AIRFIELD 49 45 N - 35 01 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED AT LEAST 28 U/I FIGHTERS (POSSIBLE) 94000-FT-LONG NNE/SSW RUNWAY, SNOW-COVERED, WIDTH AND SURFACE UNDETERMINABLE KRIVOY ROG .AIRFIELD 47 51 N 33 18 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED NUMBER AND TYPE MADE UNDETERMINABLE BY SCALE AND OBLIQUITY NW/SE RUNWAY, SNOW-COVERED, WITH PARALLEL TAXIWAYs MEASUREMENTS AND SURFACE NOT DETERMINABLE 32.. KURAYLI AIRFIELD 50 25 N - 57 02 E 4s700 X 900 FT NW/SE LANDING AREA, SNOW-COVERED 33. LIPETSK AIRFIELD 52 37 NO AIRCRAFT OBSERVED AIRFIELD APPEARS ON FAP OBLIQUE AND IS SNOW-COVERED 34. LIPETSK WEST AIRFIELD 52 38 N - 39 27 E Approved For Release T/O?L1ekf~- W,78T05164A000100020002-2 Approved For Release 20Q9/O?PtiY"AA-0Pf8+F05164AO00100020002-2 ODE - 809 PAR 573 - 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 8x500-FT-LOG WNW/ESE PROBABLE ASPHALT RUNWAY CLEARED OF SNOW, WIDTH NOT DETERMINABLE (ASSOTW HAS 69600 X 280 EST. FT CONCRETE). PARKING AREA IMPROVED OVER PICTURE. IN ASSOTW -- IT IS INCREASED IN LENGTH AND NOW IS PARALLEL TO RUNWAY 35. MELITOPOL AIRFIELD 46 53 N 35 1 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 38 BULL# 18 BADGER 7060 X 240 FT NE/SW CONCRETE RUNWAY FACILITIES INCLUDE LARGE POL STORAGE AREA, WITH ,4 LARGE BURIED TANKS AND NUMEROUS SMALLER HORIZONTAL TANKS 36. MICHURINSK AIRFIELD 52 56 N 40 30 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 66 BEAGLE, I BULL% 1 COACH, 3 CREEK (PROBABLE) NNW/SSE PROBABLE HARD-SURFACE RUNWAYS SNOW-COVERED BUT IN USE. SPLIT IN PHOTOGRAPHY PRECLUDES MEASUREMENT 37. MORSHANSK AIRFIELD 53 26 N - 41 43 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 39 U/I SINGLE-ENGINE SWEPT-WING FIGHTERS 71250 X 120 FT WNW./ESE RUNWAY, SNOW COVERED 38. MUROM AIRFIELD 55 26 N - 42 19 E NUMEROUS AIRCRAFT OBSERVED BUT SCALE MAKES COUNT AND IDENTIFICATION UNDETERMINABLE NNE/SSW CONCRETE RUNWAY. OBLIQUITY AND SCALE PRECLUDE RUNWAY MEASUREMENT. Approved For ReleasIT Q~1/ $L A- 7,$?05164A000100020002-2 Approved For Release 109P/O ft0`UX-F 5164A000100020002-2 ODE 8009 PAR 573 - 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1.960 39. OKTYABRSKOYE AIRFIELD 45 19 N - 34 06 E 25X1 D NO AIRCRAFT OBSERVED WI G HAZE. RUNWAY (SHOWN AS 79000 X 210 FT ON PHOTOGRAPHY) VISIBLE BUT HAZE PRECLUDES FU PRETATION 40. ORSK AIRFIELD 51 17 N - 58 36 E 25X1 D RUNWAY APPROXIMATELY NW/SE.. SMALL SCALE PRECLUDES DETERMINATION OF LENGTH OR OTHER DETAILS 41. POLTAVA AIRFIELD 49 37 N - 34 30 E 25X1 D. AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 34 U/I SWEPT-WING BOMBERS9 7 U/I BOMBERS (POSSIBLE) 89000-FT-LONG E/W CONCRETE RUNWAY 42. PROSANDEYEVKA AIRFIELD 54 09 N 41 40 E APPEARS INACTIVE. HAS 18 ABANDONED AIRCRAFT REVET MENT59 AND N.O.RUNWAY OR AIRFIELD FACILITIES ARE EVIDENT 43. SAKI AIRFIELD 45 08 N - 33 35 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 6 BEAGLE (PROBABLE), 20 BEAGLE tPOSSIBLEi NE/SW CONCRETE RUNWAY, MEASUREMENTS PRECLUDED BY HAZE AND CLOUDS (ONLY ONE OF 2 REPORTED RUNWAYS VISIBLE ON PHOTOGRAPHY) Approved For Release?,AQ1/O L 1 Q 1 -13Q g 05164A000100020002-2 ODE- 80.9 Approved For Release 109T/08Y1CViol-RgW5164A000100020002-2 c - 60 DATE OF 11N1'FO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14RFEB ;UARY 1960 SMALL U/I STORAGE AREA 2.5 NM E OF FI ELD j HAS LOOP TURNAROUND AND IS CONNECTED TO FIELD BY PE1MANENT ROAD 44. SARABUZ AIRFIELD 45 07 N - 33 59 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED AT LEAST 17 BADGER, AT LEAST 17 BULL 9,400 X 290 FT NNE/SSW CONCRETE RUNWAY HAZE AND CLOUDS PRECLUDE DETAILED INTERPRETATION 45. SASOVO AIRFIELD 54 21 N - 41 58 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 3 COLT,j 29 CREEK/MULE TYPE, 41 U/I SINGLE-ENGINE LANDING AREA SNOW-COVERED, PRECLUDING INTERPRETATION 46. SOLILETSK AIRFIELD 51 10 N - 55 00 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 79 FAGOT/FRESCO (POSSIBLE) SNOW-COVERED E/W LANDING STRIP 9f7O0 FT LONG WITH 1.50-FT-WIDE CLEARED AREA 47.. SEVASTOPOL AIRFIELD 44 34 N 33 31 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 4 COLT, 8 CREEK 21500 X 2,300 FT LANDING FIELD 48. SEVASTOPOL/BELBEK AIRFIELD 44 41 N - 33 34 E Approved For ReleaseelT/OBL1 -LHESS05164A000100020002-2 Approved For Release 2UfJ1/0k`FC.'iCIA-RDPf81;5164A000100020002-2 ODE 8009 PAR - 573 - 60 DATE OF. INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 18 FARMER, 7 FRESCO, 6 FAGOT, 2 MIG-TYPE, 3 CREEK 6,200 X 180 FT NE/SW CONCRETE RUNWAY. NE END HAS 980 X 180 FT SOD OVERRUN, SW END HAS 1,440 X 180 FT SOD OVERRUN AIRFIELD IS ENCLOSED BY PERIMETER FENCE AND HAS NUMEROUS BARRACKS AND ADMINISTRATION-TYPE BUILDINGS, LIMITED HANGAR AND MAINTENANCE FACILITIES 49s SEVASTOPOL NORTHWEST SEAPLANE STATION 44 38 N - 33 31 E NO AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 50. TAMBOV AIRFIELD 52 42 -_41 22 E 10,250 X 280 FT N/S PROBABLE CONCRETE RUNWAY, WITH PARALLEL TAXIWAY TO THE W AND CROSSOVER TAXIWAY.S. FORMERLY A.SOD FIELD ABOUT 8#000 X 6#000 FT 51s TAMBOV/DONSKOYE AIRFIELD 52 48 N - 41 30 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 1 CAB (POSSIBLE), 2 COLT (POSSIBLE), 6 CREEK (POSSIBLE) RUNWAY N/S, PROBABLE SOD. SNOW COVER PRECLUDES DETERMINATION OF DIMENSIONS. 52. USMAN AIRFIELD 52 01 N - 39 39 E AIRCRAFT REVETMENTS VISIBLE. SNOW COVER PRECLUDES INTERPRETATION Approved For ReleaseZ00/00p k(E~-CVIgI05164A000100020002-2 Approved For Release 200'I/0890"CIA-OgA5164A00010002.0002-2 ODE 809 FEAR -- 573 - 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 VOLCHANSK AIRFIELD 50 19 N 3.6 55 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 1 BULL, 6 FAGOTJFRESCOs 32 CAB NE/SW RUNWAY, DIMENSIONS AND SURFACE UNDETERMINABLE OWING TO SNOW COVER 54. V;ORONEZH/CH"ERTOVIT'SKOYE AIRFIELD 51 48 N - 39 13 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 1 COLT, 3 CREEK, 14 MAX/MOOSE, 6 BEAST (POSSIBLE) DETERMINATION OF LANDING AREA PRECLUDED BY SNOW COVER 55. VORONEZH EAST AIRFIELD 51 39 N - 39 15 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 11 BADGER, 1 BEAGLES 1:3 CAT (MODIFIED), 1 COLT, 1 CREEKS 2 CAB, 2 MAX 7,000 X 230 FT NE/SW CONCRETE RUNWAY, CLEARED OF SNOW 56. VORONEZH NORTH AIRFIELD 51 42 N - 39 10 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 4 CRATE., 7 CAB, 4 COLT, 3 CREEK,. 2. MAX/MOOSE (PROBABLE), 1 HOUNDS 2 U/I SINGLE-ENGINE TRAINER--TYPE 2 RUNWAYS, SNOW--COVERED. SURFACE UNDETERMINABLE 69425 X 375 FT NE/SW AND 59,000 X 375 FT NW/SE 57. VORONEZH SOUTHWEST AIRFIELD 51 37 N - 39 08 E AIRCRAFT.. OBSERVED 1 BULL, 47 BEAGLE, 39 FRESCO (PROBABLE)q 4 FITTER (PROBABLE), 22 FISHPOT, 2 COLT, 4 CREEKS 6 CA.B, 1 CRATE, 2 COACH, 2 HARE, 3 HOUND Approved For Release T OP/Off ]g A-C }gSS 5164A000100020002-2 Approved For Release 299/OSI't~"(?1A-RDP~A5164A000100020002-2 ODE - 8009 PAR 573 - 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 8,200 X 250 FT E/W RUNWAY, SNOW-COVERED, SURFACE TYPE NOT DETERMINABLE. DOUBLE-FENCED STORAGE AREA, MATERIAL U/I, 6,000 FT SW OF W END OF RUNWAY 58.. YOSHKAR-OLA AIRFIELD 56 45 N 47 56 E FAR OBLIQUE PHOTOGRAPHY MAKES PRESENCE OF AIRCRAFT UNDETERMINABLE 11,000 (APPROX.) FT NNE/SSW RUNWAY, SNOW-COVERED, WITH PARALLEL TAXIWAY 59. ZAPOROZHYE EAST AIRFIELD 47 52 N - 35 18 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 8 BEAGLE, 60 BEAGLE (PROBABLE), 28 FAGOT/FRESCO (POSSIBLE), 3 COACH/CRATE (POSSIBLE), 1 TRANSPORT-TYPE (POSSIBLE), 2 U/I SINGLE ENGINE NEW 7 5OO X 250 FT NNE/SSW BLACKTOP RUNWAY, CLEARED OF SNOW A DOUBLE-FENCED UNIDENTIFIED STORAGE AREA IS SITUATED APPROXIMATELY 1,800 FEET EAST OF THE SSW END OF THE RUNWAY. TWO OTHER FORMER RUNWAYS NOW APPEAR TO BE USED AS PARKING AREAS* 60. ZAPOROZHYE SOUTH AIRFIELD 47 47 N 35 13 E 61. ZAPOROZHYE SOUTHEAST AIRFIELD 47 48 N - 35 15 E AIRCRAFT OBSERVED 1 CAB, 1 U/I TWIN ENGINEo 10 COLT/ CREEK (PROBABLE) Approved For Release ~O L9Q~ 1~4-F3pp,Z ~05164A000100020002-2 ,2Q0 Approved For Release ZO91'/OSIFO` '-~45164A000100020002-2 ODE 8009 PAR..- 5? - 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 4.500 X 3,800 FT SOD FIELD WITH MAJOR AXIS E,t 62. AIRFIELDS PREVIOUSLY REPORTED BUT NOT CONFIRMED THE FOLLOWING AIRFIELDS WERE NOT CONFIRMED BECAUSE OF CLOUDS. SNOW COVER, OR DISTANCE, KURSK EAST AIRFIELD 51 45 N - 36 18 E ARZAMAS AIRFIELD 55 20 N 43 44 E YEFREMOV AIRFIELD 53 09 N 38 03 E BELGOROD AIRFIELD 50 35 N 36 40 E TOTSKOYE AIRFIELD 52 31 N- 52 45 E YELETS WEST AIRFIELD 52. 38 N - 38 25 E DZHANKOY AIRFIELD 45 42 N -. 34 25 E SOVETSKIY AIRFIELD 45 22 N - 34 57 E ISLAM-TEREK AIRFIELD 45 10 N - 35 11 E NIKIFOROVKA AIRFIELD 52 53 N - 40 49 E YEVPATORIYA AIRFIELD 45 13 N - 33 22 E BOGOYAVLENSKOYE AIRFIELD 53 16 N 40.18 E RYAZHSK AIRFIELD 53 41 N 40 00 E YEVPATORIYA SEAPLANE STATION 45 11 N -- 33 23 E SIMFEROPOL NORTH AIRFIELD 45 01 M - 33 59 E Approved For Release 1Q1/0 L1e f-13Qpg 05164A000100020002-2 Approved For Release 70 1POS/1U`:W-R9P'995164A000100020002-2 ODE - 8009 PAR - 573 - 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 196.0 SIMFEROPOL AIRFIELD 44 55 N - 34 04 E PESCHANOYE AIRFIELD 44 52 N - 33 37 E IZYUM AIRFIELD 49 15 N - 37 09 E YELETS AIRFIELD 52 39 N - 38 31 E DNEPROPETROVSK/VOL.OSHKOYE AIRFIELD 48 21 N - 35 06 E DNEPROPETROVSK/VOLOSHKOYE NORTHEAST AIRFIELD 48 33 N - 35 06 E SEVASTOPO.L WEST SEAPLANE STATION 44 36 N 33 27 E APPARENT ON 63... AIRFIELDS PREVIOUSLY REPORTED BUT ABANDONED OR NOT GRYAZI AIRFIELD 52 28 N - 39 56 E KRASNO.GRAD AIRF"IE.LD 49 24 N 35 29 E SEVASTOPOL/KHERSON#SSKIY AIRFIELD 44 34 N - 33 32 E KHARKOV/GROBLI AIRFIELD 49 56 N 36 21 E DNEPRODZERZHINSK AIRFIELD 45 29 N-'.343.6 E SOLENOYE AIRFIELD 48 14 N - 34 51 E VORONEZH AIRFIELD 51 39 N 39 08 E SASOVO EAST AIRFIELD 54 21 N 41 59 E Approved For Release ffiT/O?L1el~-I W78TO5164A000100020002-2 ESS Approved For Release 7091P0 1'0q'C'1A-RBPT8Y95164A000100020002-2 ODE ~ 8009 PAR ?.573 - 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 KHOBOTOVO AIRFIELD 53 02 N - 40 22 E MICHURINSK WEST AIRFIELD 52 55 N -- 40 2:5 E SELEZN:I AIRFIELD 52 49 N - 41 18 E TAMBOV NORTHWEST AIRFIELD 52 46 N 41 22 E AKTYUBIN.SK NORTHEAST AIRFIELD 50 19 N - 57 20 E KAZAN WEST AIRFIELD 55 51 N -- 48 54 E KAZAN EAST AIRFIELD 55 48 N - 49 23 E SHATSK AIRFIELD 54 03 N 41 44 E STARYY OSKOL NORTHWEST AIRFIELD 51 20 N - 37 45 E MAJOR INSTALLATIONS AND AREAS AKTYUBINSK 50 17 N - 57 10 E EXCELLENT COVERAGE OF THE CITY SHOWS SEVERAL INDUSTRIES BUT NO UNUSUAL ACTIVITY AND NO APPARENT EXPANSION. COVERAGE INCLUDES THE HUGE FERROALLOY PLANT 5 NM NW OF THE CITY, A HOUSING AREA ROUGHLY 114 THE SIZE OF THE CITY, LOCATED SOUTH OF THE PLANT, THE ALGA CHEMICAL PLANT (WHICH PROBABLY PRODUCES SULFURIC ACID) 20 NM S OF THE CITY. AND AN OIL FIELD 45 NM SW OF THE CITY. BELGOROD 5 - 36 35 E Approved For Release,200-1/O~L1 ~1A-~QP7 ~05164A000100020002-2 ODE - 800 Approved For Release 109f/08fUiol-FC~5164A0001000~OR02i2 573 - 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 THE BELGOROD AREA IS COMPLETELY COVERED BY GOOD QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHY WHICH REVEALS EXPANSION OF THE CITY AND SEVERAL INDUSTRIES. INCLUDING A LARGE CEMENT PLANT. A RADIO STATION IS SITUATED ON A HILL SOUTH OF THE CITY. AN UNIDENTIFIED RAIL-SERVED INSTALLATION IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION 13 NM NORTHWEST OF THE CITY. SUGURUSLAN 53 39 N - 52 27 E A GREAT EXPANSION TO THE SOUTH OF THE OLDER PART HAS APPROXIMATELY DOUBLED THE SIZE OF THE CITY. THE AREA INCLUDES SCATTERED LIGHT INDUSTRIES . AND OIL FIELDS. 4. EUZULUK 52 47 N - 52 16 E THIS CITY APPEARS ON FAR OBLIQUE PHOTOGRAPHY AND IS HAZE-COVERED, CHELKAR 47 51 N =- 59 38 E THE CITY IS FULLY COVERED BY GOOD-QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHY. 6. CHKALOV 5.1 47 N - 55 07 E THE CITY IS COVERED 100% BY GOOD-QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHY. THERE IS MODERATE EXPANSION IN THE NW PART OF THE CITY, WITH SCATTERED INDUSTRIES PRESENT. CHKALOV AIRFRAME PLANT NO 47 APPEARS ACTIVE. NO AIRCRAFT ARE IN THE PLANT AREA, BUT AIRCRAFT CRATES ARE PRESENT IN THE EASTERN PART OF THE PLANT. TWO COMMUNICATION SITES, ABOUT 1.5.NM APART, ARE VISIBLE 5 NM NNE OF THE CITY. ONE SITE HAS 2 RHOMBICS AND SEVERAL STICK MASTS. THE OTHER SITE HAS AT LEAST 4 RHOMBICS AND SEVERAL MASTS. A MILITARY TRAINING AREA IS LOCATED 1.6.5 NM SSW OF CHKALOV, AT THE VILLAGE OF DONGUZs Approved For Release W/O?L1ek 4CHESS05164A000100020002-2 Approved For Release 209 T/081F(Pk4iol-RBWS5164A000100020002-2 ODE -,-860? OAR -- .. 5i7j bah . DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 1:4 FEBRUARY 1960 7. DONSKOYE 50 15 N - 58 31 E A CHROMIUM MINE* AND NICKEL AND IRON HAVE BEEN REPORTED IN THIS AREA PHOTOGRAPHY SHOWS THREE LARGE OPEN PITS* EACH RAIL SERVED. DNEPRODZERZHINSK 48 3.1 34 37 E 25X9 25X9 GOOD: COVERAGE OF THE ENTIRE CITY, AFFECTED Y ;. ? SMOKE FROM INDUSTRIAL PLANTS* INCLUDES THE INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION SIN 1. STEEL PLANT DZERZHINSKY, WITH A NEW BATTERY OF FURNACES AND A ROLLING MILL4 2. RAILROAD CAR PLANT PRAVDA* WITH SEVERAL ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS* 3. COKE CHEM ICAL PLANT OR DZHONIK I DZE f WITH INCREASED FACILITIES. 4. COKE CHEMICAL PLANT KAMENSKOYE:* REPORTED NEAR COMPLETION IN 1952. THIS PLANT APPEARS TO BE IN FULL. PRODUCTION, P s H 1 .W ur 1 V 1 J 4 . I V i U/t* A JALC1 t i v t rtt L.u:1 t t LAN I .: b. A NEW PLANT AT 48 27 N 34 42 Et ADJACENT TO AN 8-GUN'HEAVY AA POSITION. THERE IS NEW URBAN DEVELOPMENT EAST* SOUTH# AND WEST OF THE CITY,, AS WELL AS WITHIN THE CITY.. AT A RAIL SPUR TERMINUS APPROXIMATELY 8 NM NW OF THE CITY, . OUT OF THE NORMAL FLOW OF TRAFFIC,. THERE IS A NEW U/ I PLANT* INCLUDING THREE LARGE MULTISTORY BUILDINGS, A HEAVY- INDUSTRIAL--TYPE BUILDING*. AND A POWER STATION WITH NEW HOUSING ADJACENT TO IT. ON THE DNEPR * ABOUT 3 NM NW OF THE TOWN-) THERE IS A NEW LOW DAM AND POWER PLANT I N EARLY STAGES OF CONSTRUCTION* THE .PROJECT INCLUDES A LARGE EARTH COE'FERLAM AND PROBABLE NAVIGATION LOCKS. 'DEPROPETROVSK 48 27 N - 55 0 E HAZE AND CLOUD COVER PRECLUDE DETAILED INTERPRETATION OVER MUCH OF THE AREA. FOR EXAMPLE, STREET PATTERN AND BUILT-UP AREAS IN MANY INSTANCES ARE BARELY DISCERNIBLE, Approved For Releaseo/O~L1Q l~-13W1g~05164A000100020002-2 Approved For Release l1QR/0iACREl -4 1 05164A000100020002-2 ODE - 8009 PAR 573 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 THE MOTOR VEHICLE FACTORY COMPLEX (DAZ) IS ONLY FAINTLY VISIBLE. IN THE AREA AROUND DNEPROPETROVSK PHOTO QUALITY VARIES FROM POOR TO GOOD. MIDWAY BETWEEN DNEPROPETROVSK AND DNEPRODZHERZ_.HINSK IS AN U/I ROAD AND RAIL-SERVED INSTAL- LATION SECURED BY DOUBLE FENCING, GUARD TOWERS, GATE HOUSES AND PATROL ROADS. FEATURES OF THIS INSTALLATIONS INCLUDING THE.SECURITY,.COMMUNICATIONS, AND WIDE-RADIUS ROAD TURNS, SUGGEST UTILIZATION OTHER THAN OPEN STORAGE. AN AREA NEAR NOVOMOSKOVSK (48 38 N 35 14 E) MAY BE THE PAVLOGRAD PROVING GROUND, 10. GORKIY 56 19 N - 44 00 E THE CITY IS VISIBLE ON THE FAR OBLIQUE. SEVERAL LARGE INDUSTRIES WITH SMOKING STACKS CAN BE SEEN. AN ANTENNA FARM WITH 18 STICK MASTS IS LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE OKA RIVER SSW OF THE CITY. A SAM SITE SSW OF THE CITY IS LOCATED AT ABOUT 56 07N - 43 44E. ALSO VISIBLE IS A POSSIBLE PETROLEUM REFINERY SSE OF GORKIY. HAZE AND OBLIQUITY PRECLUDE A DETAILED INTERPRETATION OF THE URBAN AREA, AND THE AIRFIELDS ARE NOT READILY DISCERNIBLE. 11. GRYAZI 57_ 30 N - 39 57 E COMPLETE COVERAGE OF THE AREA INCLUDES A DISTILLERY AND THREE RAIL YARDS, THE LARGEST OF WHICH HAS LOCOMOTIVE AND CAR REPAIR FACILITIES* THREE TRANSMISSION LINES CONVERGE AT A LARGE RAIL-SERVED SUBSTATION, 12. KAZAN 55 47 N 49 08 E INDUSTRIAL PLANTS, AND OTHER FACILI URBAN DEVELOPMENT, TRANSPORTATION NETWORKS, NUMEROUS GOOD COVERAGE OF THE ENTIRE KAZAN AREA SHOWS EXTENT OF LS 3879 ENGINE PLANT ., AIRFRAME PLANT 22. AIRCRAFT PLANT 387, REPORTED TO MANUFACTURE HELICOPTERS, HAS 13 FAGOT/ Approved For Release~Q0.1/0B1JCL2 ~4-F3p} 05164A000100020002-2 ODE - 8009 Approved For Releaser2W1/0O1'IZJ'BETA-298T05164A00010& 2RO02 9,x3 - 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 FRESCO AND ONE PROBABLE FARMER IN OPEN STORAGE. THE PLANT IS RAIL-SERVED BUT HAS NO FLYAWAY FIELD. ENGINE PLANT 16, APPROXIMATELY 25 PERCENT LARGER THAN HAS 6 NEW-TYPE ENGINE TEST CELLS. 25X1 D 25X1 D 25X1 D 25X1 D 25X1 D 25X1 D 25X1 D EXPLOSIVES STORAGE AREA NOVOYE ARAKHCHINO, NORTHWEST OF THE CENTER OF THE CITY, AND A NEW HIGHWAY BETWEEN KAZAN AND ZELENODOLSK ALSO APPEAR ON THE PHOTOGRAPHY. YUDIN09 7 NM W OF KAZ.AN, SHOWS A 30% EXPANSIONo IT HAS A LARGE RAILROAD CLASSIFICATION YARD WITH A LARGE OPEN STORAGE AREA AT THE EAST. END OF THE YARD. THE STORAGE AREA REPORTED AS ITEM 10 ON ADF SHEET 0165-9999-1--25MA (PROV) HAS BEEN REMOVED. 13. KHARKOV 49 59 N - 36 14 E THE ENTIRE CITY AND SURROUNDING'AREA ARE COMPLETELY COVERED BY EXCELLENT QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHY. THE FOLLOWING ARE AMONG INSTALLATIONS COVERED IN THE CITY. 1. KHARKOV TRACTOR PLANT ORDZHONIKIDZE} EXPANDED BY ONE QUARTER TO ONE THIRD SINCE PHOTO COVERAGE. 2. KHARKOV BEARING PLANT 89 NDE.D ABOUT 10 PERCENT SINCE COVERAGE. 3. KHARKO INE TOOL PLANT MOLOTOV, WITH ONE NEW ASSEMBLY BUILDING 4.- KHARKOV AI AF ASSEMBLY PLANT 135, EXPANDED ABOUT 50 PERCENT 5. TWO NEW PROBABLE ME H RICS SCHOOLS, WITH VARIOUS TYPES OF AIRCRAFT.. 6.. KHARKOV TANK AND LOCOMOTIVE PLANT KOMINTERN 754 WITH ONLY MINOR CHANGES PRIME MOVERS AND TANKS ARE PARKED IN ROWS IN THE PLA AREA. IN ADDITIONe AT LEAST 1.10 SLENDER UNIDENTIFIED OBJECTS, APPROXIMATELY 30 FEET LONG FEET WIDE, AND HAVING A SMALL UPWARD PROJ .ONE ENDS ARE LOCATED AT TWO PLACES IN THE PLANT AREA. 7.: KHARKOV AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY PLANT, WITH ONLY M'I'NOR CHANGES 8. KH.ARKO ANICAL PLANT KHEMS, WITH ONLY MINOR CHANGES SOUTHWEST OF i LITARY COMPLEX AROUND CHUGUYEV AND THE ARMY BARRACKS AND AMMUNITION DEPOT NEAR BALAKLEYA ARE ALSO COVERED BY PHOTOGRAPHY. A COAL-BURING THERMAL POWER PLANTS SERVED BY A RAIL SPUR FROM THE KHARKOV CHUGUYEV RAIL LINE' IS LOCATED 3.5 NM WSW OF CHUGUYEV. Approved For Release -20D 0a//1 R~I~p F gP]$~D5164A000100020002-2 TOP SECRET CHESS Approved For Release 2001/08/10: CIA-RDP78T05164A000100022,~0002-2 ODE - 8009 PAR - 573 - 6th DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 LIPETSK 52 37 N 39 36 E THE LIPETSK URBAN AREA APPEARS ON THE FAR OBLIQUE, HAZE AND OBLIQUITY PRECLUDE A DETAILED INTERPRETATION OF THE CITY9 BUT NUMEROUS INDUSTRIES ARE EVIDENT AND IN OPERATION, THE LIPETSK AMMUNITION DEPOTS WHICH IS RAIL-SERVED AND CON- TAINS APPROXIMATELY 70 STORAGE BUILDINGS, IS ALSO COVERED.. 1:5... MICHUR?INSK 52 53 N - 40 30 E COMPLETE COVERAGE OF THIS RAIL CENTER INCLUDES FOUR RAIL YARDS9 ONE LOCOMOTIVE AND CAR REPAIR PLANTS AND A POWER PLAN. THERE IS MODERATE TO HEAVY TRAFFIC IN THE YARDS$ ONE OF WHICH HAS 15 EIGHTY-FOOT PROBABLE PASSENGER CARS. 16. SEVASTOPOL 44 36 N - 33 32 E WIDESPREAD HAZE AND PARTIAL CLOUD COVER LIMITED DETAILED INTERPRETATION IN THE SEVASTOPOL AREA* NAVAL SHIPPING SEEN INCLUDED THE FOLLOWING -- 1 LIGHT CRUISER, 2 OLD CRUISER HULLS, 12 DESTROYERS. 1 PROBABLE OLD DESTROYER HULL, 3 DESTROYER ESCORTS, AND 13 SUBMARINES, INCLUDING 5 SMALL COASTAL SUBS. OTHER SHIPPING NOTED -- SEVERAL AUXILIARIES,. NUMEROUS MERCHANT SHIPS AND SMALL CRAFT. 17. SHUMERLYA 55 32 N 46 23 E GOOD COVERAGE OF THIS CITY` SHOWS A POWER PLANTS A REPORTED AIRCRAFT PLANT, SEVERAL OTHER INDUSTRIES. AND EXPANDED RAIL FACILITIES. 18. TAMBOV 52 43 N - 41 27 E GOOD QUALITY, FAR-OBLIQUE COVERAGE OF THE CITY SHOWS RAILROAD ACTIVITY, PROBABLE MILITARY ACTIVITY9 AND EXPANSION Approved For Release _2QOJ/08/1Q'~ -F3J~PZ ~05164A000100020002-2 25X9 25X9 25X1 D 25X1 D 25X1 D TOP SECRET CHESS ODE 8009 Approved For Release 2001/08/10: CIA-RDP78T05164A0001000*O O2- i73 - 60 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 ACRES (2 X 1 MILE), AND CONTAINS 60 BUILDINGS. OF INDUSTRIES. AMONG INDUSTRIES COVERED ARE THE TAMBOV SYNTHETIC RUBBER PLANT, WHICH I5 MUCH EXPANDED SINCE WORLD WAR II, AND THE KOTOVSK CHEMICAL AND EXPLOSIVES PLANT 204. THE NEARBY TOWN OF RAZZKAZOVO HAS UNIDENTIFIED INDUSTRIES AND STORAGE. A STORAGE AREA, ON THE FAR OBLIQUE AND UNIDENTIFIED AS TO TYPE OF MATERIALS IS LOCATED AT 52 25N - 41 30E, 16 NM S OF TAMBOV. THE AREA IS RAIL-SERVED, COVERS ABOUT 1,200 19. TOTSKOYE 52 32 N - 5.2 45 E THE CITY'IS COVERED BY FAR OBLIQUE PHOTOGRAPHY. A POSSIBLE BARRACKS AREA, PARTIALLY CLOUD-COVERED+ IS LOCATED ABOUT 1 NM NE OF THE CITY ON THE NORTH BANK OF THE RIVER. AN OIL FIELD IS LOCATED AT 52 38N - 53 0OE, 14. NM NE OF THE CITY. 20. VORONEZH 51 40 N - 39 12 E. A NEW TOWN AND A U/I RAIL-SERVED INDUSTRY OBLIQUE PHOTOGRAPHY .37 NM ENE OF VORONEZH. SYNTHETIC RUBBER PLANT, WHICH HAS BEEN RE U L THE CITY OF VORONEZH IS COVERED BY EXCELLENT QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHY. MAJOR INSTALLATIONS IN THE AREA INCLUDE VORONEZH AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY PLANT 64, WHICH HAS A FINAL ASSEMBLY BUILDING ADDED VORONEZH AIRCRAFT ENGINE PLANT 265, SLIGH AND VORONEZH 21. ZAPOROZHYE 47 50 N -- 35 11 E THE ZAPOROZHYE AREA IS COVERED BY PHOTOGRAPHY OF ONLY FAIR QUALITY BECAUSE OF WIDESPREAD HAZE. THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME OF THE MORE IMPORTANT INDUSTRIAL PLANTS NOTED. 1. ALUMINA AND ALUMINUM PLANT DNEPR. HAZE OBSCURES DETAILS. 2. METALLURGICAL COMBINE ZAPOROZHSTAL, WHICH IS ABOUT 60 TO 75 PERCENT LARGER THAN AT THE TIME OF WORLD WAR II COVERAGE. 3. CARBORUNDUM PLANT, WHICH IS EXPANDED SINCE WORLD WAR II COVERAGE:. Approved For Release tp$ .' O t T / g5164A000100020002-2 TOP SECRET CHESS ODE - 8009 Approved For Release 2001/08/10 : CIA-RDP78TO5164A000100020002-2 PAR - 573 66 DATE OF INFO 5 FEBRUARY 1960 14 FEBRUARY 1960 A DOUBLE-FENCED ROAD AND RAIL-SERVED STORAGE AREA, WITH 12 EARTH-COVERED OBLONG TANKS, 18 LOCATED 10 NM NE OF ZAPOROZHYE. 22o ZELENODOLSK 55 50 N - 48 30 E COVERAGE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING INSTALLATIONS. ZELENODOLSK SHIPYARD 340 4 SUBCHASERS ARE VISIBLE (2 ON THE SIDE LAUNCHING WAYS AND 2 LOCKED IN THE ICEl-. THE YARD HAS BEEN CONSIDERABLY IMPROVED SINCE _PHOTOGRAPHY* ZELENODOLSK AMMUNITION AND AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY PLANT SERGO ORDZHONIKIDZE 184 -- THE PLANT HAS BEEN PLYWOOD PLANT FURNIR 3 -- APPEARS ACTIVE. ZELENODOLSK RAILROAD BRIDGE -- THIS BRIDGE OVER THE VOLGA IS NOW A DOUBLE BRIDGE, WITH BOTH SPANS THROUGH TRUSS, NEW ALIGNMENT OF RAILROAD LINE 7 NM SW OF CITY REPORTED UNDER CONSTRUCTION IS NOW COMPLETE. OTHER INSTALLATIONS 25X1 D ANDREYEVKA 49 32 N - 36 37 E OBLIQUE PHOTOGRAPHY SHOWS THE ZMIYEVSKAYA GRES UNDER CONSTRUCTION 31 NM SSE OF KHARKOV, NEAR ANDREY?VKA. THIS GAS-BURNING POWER PLANT, WHICH IS IN AN EARLY CONSTRUCTION STAGE, IS RAIL-SERVED. Approved For Release-2001/ow C.LA 05164A000100020002-2 TOP SECRET CHESS ODE