IRBM/MRBM LAUNCH AREAS IN THE EUROPEAN USSR IDENTIFIED ON MISSION 9019

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IN THE
EUROPEAN USSR
IDENTIFIED ON MISSION 9019
Handle Via TALENT - KEYHOLE Control Only
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IRBM/MRBM LAUNCH AREAS
IN THE
EUROPEAN USSR
IDENTIFIED ON MISSION 9019
September 1961
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PREFACE
This photographic interpretation report has been prepared by the
Army, Navy, Air Force, and Central Intelligence Agency in answer to
CIA and Air Force requirements for analysis of missile facilities iden-
tified in the USSR from photography of KEYHOLE Mission 9019. The CIA
requirement (DDI/RR/E/R-27/61) requests an analysis of IRBM/MRBM
launch areas and associated facilities. The Air Force requirements
(AFIC-10/61, AFIC-11/61, and AFIC-14/61) request an analysis of SSM
launch and support facilities.
The scale of this photography and the amount of halation around the
items of interest dealt with in this report make measurements presented
herein inaccurate in varying, unpredictable amounts. All mile distances
given are in nautical miles.
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SUMMARY
KEYHOLE Mission 9019 has revealed nine previously unreported
Soviet IRBM/MRBM launch areas along the western perimeter of the
USSR. These installations, combined with the 25 launch areas (19 firm,
4 probable, and 2 possible) identified on KEYHOLE Mission= give a 25X1 D
total of 34 IRBM/MRBM launch areas located in the USSR.
Each of the newly identified launch areas has four launch pads and
associated support facilities. All except one of the areas are deployed
in pairs. The two launch areas comprising each pair are separated by
a distance of not more than 8 miles. The single launch area was found
in an area generally obscured by heavy clouds, making a complete search
for other facilities impossible.
The nine installations are dispersed over an area extending from the
Baltic Sea southeastward to the Carpathian Mountains. The confirmed
launch areas identified on Mission 9019 are in the general vicinity of the
cities of Liepaja and Klaipeda (four launch areas), Drogobych (two launch
areas), Mukachevo (two launch areas), and Brest (one launch area).
There is no photographic evidence that these cities are specifically in-
volved in IRBM/MRBM deployment or directly associated with the launch
areas.
On the photography from Mission 9019 covering this whole area,
weather conditions ranging from scattered clouds to widespread overcast
prevented examination of most of the previously reported launch areas
and of many areas made missile-suspect by collateral reports.
INTRODUCTION
This report presents a detailed photographic analysis of nine IRBM/
MRBM launch areas in the USSR identified from photography of Mission
9019. The launch areas have been divided into four groups based on lo-
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cation, and are referenced only for convenience to the largest city in the
vicinity. It is not implied that these cities are involved in IRBM/MRBM
deployment or specifically associated with the launch areas identified.
All the launch areas are road-served only and are located in dense,
coniferous forests. As at launch areas previously identified, security
precautions are generally not evident, although fencing is probably
present.
These launch areas are generally similar in configuration to those
25X1 D identified on Mission _ However, it should be noted that reference
to any of the identified IRBM/MRBM launch areas. as "Inline," "Dumbbell,"
or "Rectangular" type installations merely indicates the relationship be-
tween pads within an individual launch area and not the service system
and flow pattern. Several of the areas have variations in layout which
cannot at this time be stereotyped. Where possible the type will be as-
signed; in other instances it may be necessary merely to describe in
detail and show an area by means of a photograph or line drawing.
Figure 1 depicts the location of all identified IRBM/MRBM launch
areas in relation to possible targets in Europe, Africa, and the Near East,
25X1 D including those identified on Mission - Table 1, at the end of this
report, is a tabulation of all identified IRBM/MRBM launch areas.
LIEPAJA/KLAIPEDA AREA
Four IRBM/MRBM launch areas with a total of 16 launch pads have
been located inland from the Baltic port cities of Liepaja and Klaipeda
(Figure 2). Two of the areas are designated Inline types while the other
two have not been assigned a designation. Rail lines are located near
these launch areas but a firm candidate for a rail-to-road transfer point
has not been located. Two surface-to-air missile (SAM) sites, one of
which has been identified as a probable SA-3 system launch point, have
been located in this area near Palanga. 2/
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Inline Launch Area, 56-24-40N 21-16-OOE (Item 1, Figure 2; Figure
3). An Inline-type IRBM/MRBM launch area is located 10 miles south-
east of Liepaja, 6.5 miles west-southwest of Paplaka.
The road pattern servicing the launch points at this facility is dif-
ferent from that observed at other Inline-type IRBM/MRBM launch areas.
However, the alignment of the four launch points in a north/south line
indicates that this area should be designated an Inline-type facility. Two
drive-through buildings are located near the pads.
The launch pads are grouped in pairs 680 feet apart; the pads in each
pair are separated by a distance of 535 feet. Parallel north/south roads
are located on both sides of the launch pads diagonally off which a service
road leads to each launch point. A small support area with at least seven
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small buildings is located immediately to the east of the pads. No secu-
rity is evident at this facility.
Inline Launch Area, 56-22-50N 21-16-?OOE (Item 2, Figure 2). Another
generally similar Inline-type IRBM/MRBM launch area which is partially
obscured by cloud and cloud shadow is located 11 miles southeast of
Liepaja and
approximately 2
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FIGURE 3. INLINE LAUNCH AREA 10 MILES SOUTH-
EAST OF LIEPAJA.
south of the launch area described
above. The four launch pads are in
a north/south line and the support
area is located just to the east. The
quality of the photography at this
point is such that individual build-
ings cannot be identified.
FIGURE 4. LAUNCH AREA 26 MILES NORTH-
EAST OF KLAIPEDA.
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Launch Area, 56-02-OON 21-42-OOE (Item 3, Figure 2; Figure 4). An
IRBM/MRBM launch area of an irregular type is located in a forest 26
miles northeast of Klaipeda and 4.5 miles east-southeast of Salantai. The
four launch points at this facility are grouped in pairs approximately
1,000 feet apart. The pads of each pair are in a northwest/southeast line
and are served by wide-radius-turn road systems. The pads in one pair
are approximately 400 feet apart while those in the other pair have a
separation of approximately 800 feet. Each pair of launch points has a
drive-through building associated with it.
Immediately to the southeast of the pads is a support area consisting
of at least 10 buildings. A road pattern in the forest, approximately
three-quarters of a mile south of the launch support area, probably indi-
cates the location of additional support facilities.
Launch Area, 55-59-30N 21-39-10E (Item 4, Figure 2; Figure 5). An
IRBM/MRBM launch area of an irregular type is located 4 miles south-
west of the launch area described above, 5 miles south-southeast of Sa-
lantai, and 24 miles northeast of Klaipeda. The four launch pads at this
facility are grouped in two pairs; the pads of each pair are aligned north-
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west/southeast, but the pairs of pads are offset from a straight northwest/
southeast line by a distance of 400 feet. The pads in each pair are approx-
imately 500 feet apart. A drive-through building is associated with each
pair of launch points. A support area consisting of at least six buildings
is located immediately to the south. Another support area with at least
nine buildings and served by a network of wide-radius-turn roads is lo-
cated approximately one mile to the southeast of the pads. The smallness
of the surrounding forest may account for the area's unique configuration.
DROGOBYCH AREA
Two Dumbbell-type IRBM/MRBM launch areas have been identified
near Drogobych (Figure 6). These facilities are located in forests and
have support areas associated with them. Two IRBM/MRBM launch areas
25X1 D that were identified on Mission_ (listed in Table 1 as in the vicinity
of Stanislav) are located 30 miles to the southeast, between Stryy and
Kalush. These areas were cloud-covered on Mission 9019 and could not
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be re-examined. Two SAM sites have been identified in this general area.
Dumbbell Launch Area, 49-25-OON 23-34-30E (Item 1, Figure 6;
Figure 7). A Dumbbell-type launch area is located 4.5 miles northeast
of Drogobych near the village of Vatsovitse. The four pads of the launch
area form a parallelogram, measuring approximately 300 by 950 feet.
Each of the two pairs of pads has a drive-through building and a network
of wide-radius-turn roads. A small support area is immediately south
of the launch points and contains at least five small buildings. No security
is evident on the photography. The Drogobych/Sambor rail line passes
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just to the west of this launch area, but the heavy forest would prohibit
any ground observation of the facility.
Dumbbell Launch Area, 49-22-30N 23-45-OOE (Item 2, Figure 6; Fig-
ure $ . A Dumbbell-type IRBM/MRBM launch area is located 10 miles
east of Drogobych near the village ofMona styr'-Letnyanskiy. This facility
is positioned in a forest 7.5 miles southeast of the launch area described
in the preceding paragraph. The launch points form a parallelogram,
measuring approximately 500 by 950 feet. Two parallel roads service
the pad areas. There is a possible drive-through building located on each
of the parallel roads. A support area, which has a network of wide-radius-
turn roads, is located approximately a mile to the south of the launch
points. No buildings in this area can be identified on the photography, but
there are a number of clearings in the forest which probably have buildings.
MUKACIIEVO AREA
Southwest of Mukachevo near the village of Cat', and near the Hungar-
ian border, two Rectangular-type IRBM/MRBM launch areas under con-
struction have been identified (Figure 9). These launch areas and two
other facilities possibly missile-related are located within a triangle
formed by the rails and road connecting Mukachevo, Beregovo, and Uz-
lovoye. Also located in the Mukachevo area are a SAM site at 48-18N
22-24E and a LOX transfer point at Kolchino. 3/
Rectangular Launch Area, 48-18-30N 22-30-30E (Item 1, Figure 9;
Figure 10). A Rectangular-type launch area is under construction in the
forest 12 miles southwest of Mukachevo and near the village of Rafaynovo.
The four clearings for pads have been made in the forest and form a
rectangle, measuring approximately 500 by 1,100 feet. No definite drive-
through buildings or support area can be identified, although the road
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pattern in the forest indicates where they will probably be located. No
security fences are evident at this facility.
Rectangular Launch Area, 48-19-30N 22-37-30E (Item 2, Figure 9;
Figure 11). A Rectangular-type launch area is under construction 8 miles
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south-southwest of Mukachevo and just west of the village of Gat'. This
facility appears to be in an earlier stage of construction than the one
located 5 miles west-southwest which was described in the preceding
paragraph. Measurements of this road-served installation are similar
to those of other Rectangular-type IRBM/MRBM launch areas.
Missile Support Area
A missile support area (Item 3, Figure 9) is under construction at
48-17-OON 22-33-OOE in a forest near the village of Malaya Began, 11
miles south-southwest of Mukachevo. A road pattern with wide-radius
turns is evident, but no buildings are apparent. The facility, which ap-
pears to be in the early stages of construction, is located within a few
miles of the Rectangular-Type IRBM/MRBM launch areas identified in
this vicinity.
Possible Missile-Associated Activity
An area of scarring in the forest, 3 miles southwest of Mukachevo
at 48-24-30N 22-41-15E, may be some type of missile-associated activity
in early stages of construction (Item 4, Figure 9). The facility is road
served, but no definite road pattern can be determined.
Missile-Related Activity Near Kolchino
This facility was cov-
ered by Mission 9019 but is in deep cloud shadow. The rail spur can be
identified, but a detailed description of the area cannot be made from this
photography.
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BREST AREA.
Inline Launch Area, 52-33N 24-07E (Figures 12 and 13). An Inline-
type IRBM/MRBM launch area has been identified 32 miles north-north-
east of Brest in a forest near the village of Myl'niski and close to the
Soviet-Polish border. This launch area appears on photography in an
area generally covered by heavy clouds. This condition and the fact that
the area is positioned near the edge of the photographic frame preclude
a thorough search of the area for additional missile-related facilities.
The four pads are aligned approximately 550 feet apart in a north-
west/southeast line with a series of interconnecting roads. A small
support area, containing at least seven buildings, is immediately south of
the launch area and along the access road serving the facility. No drive-
through buildings are discernible, but such buildings could be present in
the cleared areas in the forest.
FIGURE 12. MISSILE ACTIVITY IN THE BREST AREA.
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CONCLUSIONS
1. Nine deployed, fixed, IRBM/MRBM launch areas with a total of
36 launch pads have been identified in the European USSR on KEYHOLE
Mission 9019. These are in addition to the 19 launch areas with 76 launch
pads, 4 probable launch areas with 16 pads, and 2 possible launch areas
with 12 pads which were identified on Mission _ making a total of
140 pads with 34 firm, probable, and possible launch areas.
2. The newly identified IRBM/MRBM launch areas are similar to
those identified on Mission - 25X1 D 25X1 D
3. As with those identified on Mission = there is no photographic
evidence that the launch areas described in this report are intended to
have an ICBM capability.
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Distance and Direction
From Reference City
Construction
Status
Liepaja
10 miles SE
56-24-40N 21-16-OOE
Inline
Completed
11 miles SE
56-22-50N 21-16-OOE
Tnline
Completed
Klaipeda
27 miles NE
56-02-OON 21-42-OOE
Irregular
Completed
24 miles NE
55-59-30N 21-39-IOE
Irregular
Completed
Chernyakhovsk
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22 miles NNW
54-58-30N
21-28-50E
Inline
Complete
24 miles NNW
54-58-30N
21-36-30E
Inline
Completed
9 miles NE
54-43-30N
22-04-50E
Inline
Completed or
9 miles NE*
54-41-OON
22-04-50E
Probable Inline
in late stage
Probable U/C
22 miles WSW
54-32-50N
21-12-OOE
Inline
Poss mid-stage
21 miles WSW*
54-35-40N
21-12-OOE
Probable Inline
Undetermined
29 miles NE**
55-00-50N
22-21-30E
Irregular
Undetermined
25 miles WNW**
54-45-05N
21-09-OOE
Irregular
Completed
Brest
32 miles NNE
Gomel'
10 miles W
52-24-45N
30-39-45E
Inline
U/C
10 miles SW
52-18-45N
30-42-15E
Inline
U/C
Ovruch
33 miles WSW
51-08-50N
28-00-30E
Rectangular
Completed
30 miles WSW
51-10-OON
28-03-OOE
Rectangular
Completed
20 miles W
51-16-50N
28-15-OOE
Rectangular
Completed
29 miles NE
51-43-55N
29-12-30E
Rectangular
U/C
27 miles NE
51-42-OON
29-12-50E
Rectangular
Completed or
Uman'
13.5 miles NE
48-53-40N
30-27-45E
Dumbbell
in late stage
Completed or
in late stage
U/C
49 miles SE
48-02-30N
29-33-30E
Inline
Completed
Kamenets-Podol'skiy
20.5 miles NW
48-51-30N
26-08-30E
Dumbbell
Completed
24 miles NW
48-53-OON
26-03-30E
Dumbbell
Completed
12 miles NE
48-51-ION
26-43-OOE
Inline
U/C
Stanislav
18 miles S
48-38-45N
24-43-30E Dumbbell
U/C
16 miles S
48-40-OON
24-48-30E Dumbbell
Completed
26 miles NW*
49-06-OON
24-08-OOE probable mod-
Completed
Drogobych
4.5 miles NE
49-25-OON
ified Dumbbell
Probable mod-
ified Dumbbell
23-34-30E Dumbbell
Completed
10 miles E
49-22-30N
23-45-OOE Dumbbell
Completed
Mukachevo
12 miles SW
48-18-30N
22-30-30E Rectangular
U/C
8 miles SSW
48-19-30N
22-37-30E Rectangular
U/C
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** Possible launch area
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REFERENCES
PHOTOGRAPHY
Mission Date Pass Frames Classification
TSR
MAPS AND CHARTS
ACIC. Operational Navigation Chart 152, May 59, scale 1:1,000,000 (U)
ACIC. Operational Navigation Chart E-3, 2d ed, 24 Sep 59, scale
1:1, 000, 000 (U)
AMS. Series M 508, Sheet R 56, 2d ed, Mar 56, scale 1:250,000 (U)
AMS. Series N 501, Sheet NM 34-9, Isted, Aug 57, scale 1:250,000 (U)
AMS. Series N 501, Sheet NN 34-12, 4th ed, Nov 57, scale 1:250,000
(U)
AMS. Series N 501, Sheet NN 35-10, 4th ed, May 58, scale 1:250,000
(U)
AMS. Series N 501, Sheet NO 34-11, 4thed, Nov 59, scale 1:250,000 (U)
DOCUMENTS
1. NPIC. R-3/61, IRBM/MRBM Launch Areas in the European USSR,
Jul 61 (TSR)
2. NPIC. OAK 9019, Supplement 2, 25 Jul 61 (TSCR)
3. CIA. PIC/JB-18/61, Probable Missile-Related Activity in Car-
pathian Military District, USSR, Mar 61 (TSR)
REQUIREMENTS
CIA. DDI/RR/E/R-27/61 (TSR)
Air. AFIC-10/61, AFIC-11/61, and AFIC-14/61 (TSR)
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AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT
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AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT AT SAN ANTONIO DE LOS BANOS, CUBA
The major changes in aircral
the jet aircraft. showed 17
FAGOT/MIDGET, 2 possible FRESCO, 2 FARMER, and 4 probable T-33.
The second pass, at approximately 1628GMT, showed 2 possible FRESCO,
5 FARMER, and 4 probable T-33. 17
FAGOT/MIDGET aircraft were either airborne or moved under cover.
Three FARMER aircraft were either airborne or under cover at the time
of the first pass.
Mission Date Camera Frames Classification
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