HEN HOUSE ANTENNA RADAR SITE 1 ANTIMISSILE TEST CENTER SARY-SHAGAN, USSR

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HEN HOUSE ANTENNA
RADAR SITE 1
ANTIMISSILE TEST CENTER
SARY-SHAGAN, USSR
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HEN HOUSE ANTENNA
RADAR SITE 1
ANTIMISSILE TEST CENTER
SARY-SHAGAN, USSR
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION CENTER
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1 POINT
? Launch complex
^ Instrumentation site
^ Communication site
~ Airfield
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MAIN HOUSING
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This report is in response to NSA re-
quirement P0432/R55-64 and CIA requirement
C-RR4-81,565 requesting a detailed report on
the HEN HOUSE antenna and associated facili-
ties at Radar Site 1 (45-59N 73-39E) at Sary-
Shagan Antimissile Test Center (Figures 1 and
2), with information on construction chronology
- Since TALENT photography
at least.small-scale KEYHOLE
of fair to very good photography,
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although interpretation is limited by the small
scale. The original TALENT photography of
is the only large-scale photography
available. The original mensural data on the
HEN HOUSE antenna furnished in PIC/JR-
have been carefully
reviewed and the results, including certain
significant changes, can be found in Figure 7.
Vertical dimensions given in this report can
be considered accurate to plus/minus lOfeet,
horizontal dimensions to plus/minus 5 feet.
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The support area for Radar Site 1 in _
I consisted of approximately 20 buildings,
some temporary and some permanent, including
a batch plant and a steam plant. By -
-most of the temporary buildings, the batch
plant, and crates observed at the site in _
-had been removed. The majority of the
b
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permanent support
ui
dings had been con-
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support buildings appeared between
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One major building was re-
moved between Ap- 25X1 D
proximately 27 permanent-type buildings of
various sizes and configurations now are con-
tained in the support area. The tabulation in
annotations for Figure 3 (Table 1) provides 25X1 D
pertinent details on support facilities. _
of Radar Site 125X1 D
is shown in Figure 4. The construction chronol-
ogy of support facilities and utility lines is shown
in Figure 5.
The following utility lines were present at
25X1 D Radar Site 1 in -a water intake line
and an effluent line extending directly from the
site to Lake Balkhash, a possible water line
extending from the site to the Water Treatment
Facility near the Main Housing Complex, a
conduit extending from the site to the Probable
Range Headquarters/Complex Control Area,
and a powerline paralleling the access road
and extending from the Main Power Substation
and continuing south to the HEN ROOST anten-
nas. At the same time an open ditch was under
excavation along the eastern site boundary.
This ditch was extended further toward the north
by and was subsequently buried, 25X1 D
terminating at a liquid disposal area. This
disposal area increased in size as observed on
subsequent missions. Between 25X1 D
a number of long new conduits 25X1 D
were constructed to the site as depicted on
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Figure S. Numerous short ground scars and
conduits have appeared from time to time in
the support and operational areas, only some
of which are shown on Figure 5 because of
space limitations.
Fence realignment has taken place in the
southwestern corner of the site to accommo-
date the recently constructed triangular facility
and the vertical screen. Two fence segments
observed in ~ just west of the antenna 25X1 D
structure have been removed. The small-scale
photography currently available could preclude
distinguishing between fencelines and utility
lines.
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Original HEN HOUSE structure
Original control bldg
Control bldg extension
Vertical screen
Triangular facility
Bldg at apex of triangular facility
Bldg
Bldg
Bldg
Bldg
Bldg
Dimensions
(ft, approx)
See Figures 6 and 7.
See Figures 6 and 7.
See Figures 6 and 7.
See Figures 6 and 8.
See Figures 6 and 8.
See Figures 6 and 8.
20 x 20
100 x 55
55 long
110 long
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85 x 35 x 20 high Flat roof. -Probably completed by 25X1 D
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12 Probable bunker -- Identifiable as a bunker on TALENT photography.
Configuration details not discernible on cur-
rent small-scale photography.
13 Probable buried tank -- Circular excavation observed at site on TAL-
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First observed as circular ground scar between
-appeared earth covered by ~ 25X1 D
Served by buried conduit. 25X1 D
15 Bldg 85 x 65 x 15 high Probable gable roof. appeared
complete by 25X1 D
16 Bldg 110 x 25 Gable roof. dismantled be- nr_v~ n
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17 Bldg 130 x 45 x 10 high Gable roof. L7/~ I U 25X1 D
18 Bldg 110 x 25 x 15 high Gable roof.
19 2 bldgs Each 20 x 20
20 Bldg 55 x 35
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21 Unidentified facility, possibly a
bunker
22 Hardstand or very low shed-type
bldg
23 Bldg
24 Several very small u/i structures
25 Three small u/i structures
26 Bldg
27 Possible buried tank
28 Bldg
29 Bldg
30 Bldg
31 Bldg
32 Bldg
33 Barracks-type bldg
34 Bldg
35 Bldg
36 Possible buried tank
38 Apron for coal supply
39 Bldg
40 Bldg
41 Bldg
42 Administration/barracks-type
bldg
43 Administration/barracks-type
bldg
44 Bldg
45 Bldg
46 Bldg
47 Barracks-type bldg
48 Barracks-type bldg
49 Bldg
50 Bldg
Dimensions
(ft, approx)
110x65x20
high
35x25
50 x 30 x 10 high
80 x 25 x 15 high
130 x 55 x 25 high
130x35
110x45x15high
155 x 40 x 25 high
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Trail served. 25X1 D
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two app/ etween 25X1 D
Gable roof. 25X1 D
Identifiable on TALENT photography; details
not apparent on current photography.
Gable roof.
Gable roof.
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Gable roof.
Identifiable on TALENT photography; details
not discernible on current photography.
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140 x 35 x 10 high
Gable roof. Constructed between
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Flat roof.
100 x 25 x 10 high
Flat roof.
135 x 30 x 10 high
Gable roof.
30 x 30
30 x 30
50 x 30
110 x 60 x 15 high Hip roof.
125 x 55 x 25 high Hip roof.
20 x 20
20 x 20 Possible mast identified on TALENT photog-
raphy. Fenced.
The HEN HOUSE antenna structure (Figures
25X1 D 6 and 7), first observed in -does not
appear to have changed significantly through
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feet in length. Intensive review of the large-
25X1 D scale TALENT photography of -has
resulted in certain significant mensural changes,
as depicted in Figure 7. The overall width of 25X1 D
the antenna structure including the shed is
feet, with the width from the rear wall to the
ridgeline _ and from the ridgeline to the
front shed wall 45 feet. The height of the struc-
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ture at the ridgeline is ~ The length of
the roof slope on the face side of the antenna
from ridgeline to shed is 40 feet and it is ^
degrees off the vertical: the shed roof length
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The rear roof slope is ~ong and it is
off the vertical; the vertical rear
~ Roof slope angles can be
considered accurate to plus/minus 10 degrees.
Between
numerous crates were removed from the vi-
cinity of the antenna structure, and an unidenti-
fied object casting a heavy shadow at the middle
of the antenna structure in had
been removed.
The antenna face is housed in an area ap-
proximately across the
west side of the structure and consists of at
least 40 panels. The antenna face is-
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off the vertical. The antenna face appeared
light-toned on -photography as well as 25X1 D
on subsequent available photography when the
face was discernible until At that 25X1 D
time approximately 190 feet along the northern
end of the antenna face appeared dark. One year
later, on -coverage, and on subsequent 25X1 D
missions the entire antenna face appeared black.
the most 25X1 D
recent coverage included in this report, the
antenna face was not discernible.
The orientation of the perpendicular bi-
sector of the antenna is computed at 25X1 D
(referenced to true north and accura~
Development of the HEN HOUSE antenna and
other components of the operations area is
depicted in Figures 9 through 11.
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The original control building (Figures 6 and
7) observed in measured approxi-
mately It is positioned
at right angles to the south end of the antenna
structure and is connected to it by a building 85
feet long by 65 feet wide. By an
extension was being added to the east end of the
control building. Construction continued in
the extension
appeared complete externally except for possible
TRIANGULAR FACILITY AND VERTICAL SCREEN
(Figures 6 and 8)
Earth scraping of an unidentified nature was
observed on photography in the south-
west corner of Radar Site 1 just southwest of the
control building. By a generally
triangular light-toned facility was under con-
struction at this site with a small low building
activity on the roof. This addition is higher and
wider than the original building, measures 100
by 75 and is 55 feet high.
The area to the west of the control building,
which was being bulldozed in -appears 25X1 D
to be a below-grade entrance on subsequent pho-
tography. Probable vehicles were parked there
as observed on photography taken during the
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positioned to the west at the apex of the triangle.
Construction activity was in progress at the same
time east of the base of the triangular facility.
Realignment of the western and southern fence-
lines appeared to have taken place to accommo-
date the new construction activities.
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Fence
Fence removed
Power line
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Water I ine
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Probable buried tank
Unidentified object
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Work continued on the triangular facility
and a strut;ture could
be identified connecting this facility and the
low building at its apex. Construction was ob-
served during this time 125 feet cast of the
base of the triangular facility (east of the site
of a vertical screen to be developed subse-
quently). Two linear areas were under de-
velopment (including probable excava.tion), par-
alleling the base of the triangular facility. The
western strip approximated 40 feet in width,
the eastern strip 25 feet in width, with a sepa-
ration interval of 80 feet.
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first time in the area adjacent to the base of
the triangular facility. A structure under de-
velopment, probably to provide the base for
the vertical screen to be erected shortly, is
light-toned, appears to be on ground level, and
measures approximately 200 by 60 feet. It ex-
tends from the northern edge of the Triangular
25X1 D facility and by had reached a
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point 45 feet from the southern edge of the
facility. The area of activity observed in _
-falls to the east of this structure and
appears dark in tone on this coverage.
By with snow conditions
prevailing, construction appeared to have taken
place since - along the entire length
mately 75 by 45 and is 15 feet high. The tri-
angular facility is stepped or notched, approxi-
mately 245 feet wide at the base, 85 feet wide
at the apex, with a depth of 195 ff:et. Five
steps are contained in the facility, with depths
of the site of the future screen and just to the east
of it.
The triangular facility, the low building at
the apex with connecting structure, and the verti-
cal screen appeared complete or nearly com-
plete externally on small-scale photography of
-. The low flat-roofed building at the
apex of the triangular facility measure; approxi-
of approximately 80, 40, 20, 40 and 15 feet,
respectively, from the base to the apex. The
surface of the facility appears to be flat and of
uniform height from the ground (approximately
10 feet). Although on almost every coverage
the facility is highly reflective, appearing very
light in tone, its composition cannot be as-
certained from available photography. - 25X1 D
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_ the surface appears gray. Whether this 25X1 D
tone is attributable to sun angle could not be
determined. The gray/light tone noted on ~ 25X1 D
apparently was ?~?, r,
caused by a combination of snow and dust.
Connecting the two facilities is a structure of
undetermined width, approximately 30 feet long.
Along the base of the triangular facility
and feet from the southwest25X1 D
corner of the control building a vertical screen
approximately 110 feet high has been con-
structed. Configuration details and mensuration
must be considered as approximate since inter-
pretation has been based almost entirely on
shadow analysis. The screen is estimated to be
at least 245' feet wide (possibly somewhat wider)
and appears to abut the triangular facility at its
base, with no apparent curvature. The vertical
screen and the triangular facility appear to line
up with each other at the southern extremity.
Dense shadows and indistinct imagery preclude
detailed interpretation of the northern extremity
of the screen. However, the screen or an append-
age to it may possibly extend a short distance
beyond the northern terminal point of the tri-
angular facility, as portrayed on Figure 8.
Several small unidentified structures, too in-
distinct. for graphic portrayal, are positioned
close to and aligned with the northern and south-
ern extremities of the screen. It is an estimated
35 feet at the base and _ at the top. The
vertical screen and triangular facility both par-
allel the original antenna structure, having as
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VERTICAL DIMENSIONS ACCURATE TO ? 10 FEET
HORIZONTAL DIMENSIONS ACCURATE TO ? 5 FEET
ROOF SLOPE ANGLES ACCV RATE TO ? 10 DEGREES
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A. In ~adar Site 1 consisted
of an antenna structure (1) with light-toned
anels in the antenna face and a control
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building (2). Note initial earth scraping (3)
to the southwest of the control building.
B. By a stepped light-
toned triangular facility (1) with a low
building (2) at its apex is under develop-
ment. Construction activity (3) is noted to
the east of the triangular facility.
C. Work continues on the triangular
facility (1) and in the area (2) to the east
of it in -
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work is
a vertical screen to be erected and on an
extension (2) to the control building.
B. The vertical screen (1) at the base
of the triangular facility (2) and the exten-
sion (3) to the control building appear com-
plete or nearly complete externall on small-
scale photography of ~ 25X1 D
C. A segment (1) of the HEN HOUSE
antenna face approximately 1,900 feet long
appears dark in tone on photography of _
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25X1 D A. On photography of -the
entire antenna face (1) appears black. The
vertical screen (2) and triangular facility
(3) are barely visible.
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well a perpendicular bisector of -
(referenced to true north and accurate _
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screen is usually in shadow, thusprec:ludingde-
termination of recent activity there. Levelling
and grading comprise the only activity observed
in visible portions to the east. A small number
of light-toned objects, 15 to 20 feet square and
approximately 10 feet high, are positioned on
either side of the triangular facility. These
objects decrease in number and were: possibly
used in the construction of the facilities.
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B. The antenna face (1) remains black
on the latest available coverage of _
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these facilities on small-scale photography.
Several very small unidentified objects appeared
on the roof of the building at the apex of the
triangular facility. Probable construction ma-
terials observed on both sides of the facility in
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tended from a point close to the control build-
ing, proceeded around the triangular facility
to the southeast to a small area of unidentified
construction activity, possibly a bunker. Con-
struction continued through 25X1 D
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This report is one in a series on Soviet Ground Force and Logistic
installations being prepared for aDIA/CIA Panel. The series is being
coordinated, published and disseminated by NPIC. The photographic
analysis is being performed by the NPIC Photographic Analysis Group,
the CIA Photographic Intelligence Division (NPIC), and the Production
Center 1Pla (DIA). The photographic analysis for this particular re-
port was performed by the Production Center 1Pla.
In the interest of uniformity, the titles and letter designators for
the facilities observed at these installations are identical with those
appearing in the project requirement. When a specific facility is not
observed both its title and letter designator are omitted in the report.
Titles and letter designators for the various facilities are as
follows: (A) railroad service, (B) road service, (C) landing strips,
(D) administrative and troop housing areas, (E) storage areas, (F) am-
munition storage areas, (G) POL storage areas, (H) other buildings and
facilities, (J) equipment storage/maintenance areas, (I