MILITARY INFORMATION: DISPOSITION OF TROOPS; AMMUNITION FACTORIES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R000300200006-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 16, 1998
• Sequence Number: 6
• Publication Date: January 28, 1947
• Content Type: IR

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Military inf'armationx Disposition of Troops;
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The Soviet 59 Air Force, stationed at Tamsog Bulak (117-35, 47--20), .is preseat3.y
training the air force of the Mongolian People's Republic. There are some
cualified, Mongol pilots, but the majority are Soviets. Half cf the ground
force and some of the crew m ambers of the bombing
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ote: Similar information as previously reported by Mongols in
Cha ,gehrun.
in th course of tratr g, missions are flown northeast toward Hatlar, aoutt -
was expanded by Soviet engineers and an a unaition factory was set up under the
direction of Soviet toohnici.ansc
4. There is an airfield and an munition factory at Ulan Bator (l06--53, 47.55) both
of which were expanded by Soviet technicians, From Ulan Bator an army (designation
unknown) which was a combination of Mongol and < ov-iet troops, moved in three
columns towards lger Teogtu (106-30, 46-.20), lithe Lide (?(uteh) ,F Dramiin Uude,
also known as Wutsh, (111-14, 44-30f, and Darinaganga bi.ne Saringanga SumaJ
(113-40, 45.20). These troopa were supposed to have garrisoned Dariganga in March
1946.
5. At 3khe Lido /rib &niin W07 there is an ammunition factory, but production
figures and details regarding the types of aan .unction made there are unknown.
There is an at u .tion factory at Khentei ZA"180 known as Hentey Stmt (109.30,
48.10)/arid also one at ?aringanga. These factories are run by citizens of the
east toward wa eh~ao i .2 i, 46-05) and south into Inner Mongolia.
Headquarters of the Soviet. 29 Army is at Urtuin >rtga Suma, 115-..30, 46-0 ye
There is constant liaison between the 29 Arm and the 5,9 Air Force. The 29 Ary
is training and.eguipping troops of the Mongolian Peoplele Republic with captured
Japanese and obsolete Soviet arms. There is an ordnance depot at Urtuin where
arms are raaaired before they are distributed to the Mongols? The airfield there
iongolian T'eople's republic, perhaps with Soviet advisors.
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