MILITARY ACTIVITY (UPDATE) INDIA/PAKISTAN BORDER (SANITIZED), INDIA/PAKISTAN

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• Publication Date: December 1, 1972
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PHOTOGRAPHIC
INTERPRETATION
REPORT
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC
INTERPRETATION CENTER
MILITARY ACTIVITY (UPDATE) INDIA/
PAKISTAN BORDER
INDIA/PAKISTAN
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DECEMBER 1972
COPY NO. 1-2
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INDIA/PAKISTAN BORDER
ABSTRACT
1~ I provided coverage of approximately 150 miles of
the India/Pakistan border. A detailed search of four major areas, two in Pakistan and two in
India, revealed the continued deployment of military personnel and equipment since the
December 1971 war.
2. This report describes this activity in detail, graphically de icts s ecific locations,
and provides a comparison to activity observed in January 1972 and July 1972
MILITARY ACTIVITY (UPDATE)
INTRODUCTION
3.
the J;
immu/Lahore area
r coverage on F-
covered approximately 150 miles of the India/Pakistan border in
This coverage was compared to
simila
The overall qua ity of the October photography was good.
4. A detailed search was made in the Jammu/Lahore area to a distance of at least 30
nautical miles (nm) on both sides of the border (as coverage allowed) to determine the
disposition of military forces and a uipment. Four major areas of military encampments
were observable two in Pakistan--the Sialkot and Lahore areas--and
two in India--the Jammu and Amritsar areas. The heaviest concentration of personnel and
equipment was in the Sialkot area of Pakistan and the adjoining Jammu area of India.
5. A comparison of the major military cantonments along the Indian/Pakistan border
was also made to determine the amount of activity inside the compounds with respect to
that of the field-deployed forces and to the activity present in January and July 1972. Along
the Pakistan side of the border, activity in the major cantonments (Kharian, Jhelum,
Gujranwala, and Lahore) remained at the low postwar level observed in January and July
1972. Along the Indian side of the border, activity in the major cantonments (Akhnur West,
Akhnur Barracks, Jammu, and Amritsar), except for one, also remained at the low postwar
level. The one major change was at Akhnur Barracks Area Southwest
which contained 1,650 personnel tents, 17 tanks, 182 cargo trucks, and 113 utility trucks.
This activity was not present but was presen and
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Pakistan
6. A total of 29 military camps and 27 vehicle parks containing 942 personnel tents,
744 cargo trucks, 214 utility trucks, 14 tanks, 21 tank transporters, 11 prime movers, 13
occupied field artillery (FA) sites, and three occupied possible antiaircraft artillery (AAA)
sites were observed within a 30-nm strip along the border. These 56 military encampments
were at scattered locations throughout the Sialkot and the Lahore special area. Changes in
the locations of military encampments were apparent
. All 29 military camps and 26 o the 27 vehicle parks were new since
January, the old encampments having been disbanded. However, the total extent of the
field-deployed camps and parks remained essentially the same in October. Since January
1972 there had been a decrease of 374 personnel tents, 160 utility trucks, 15 cargo trailers,
and 27 occupied field artillery sites. However, there had been an increase of 347 cargo
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INDIA/PAKISTAN BORDER
ABSTRACT
1~ I provided coverage of approximately 150 miles of
the India/Pakistan border. A detailed search of four major areas, two in Pakistan and two in
India, revealed the continued deployment of military personnel and equipment since the
December 1971 war.
2. This report describes this activity in detail, graphically de icts s ecific locations,
and provides a comparison to activity observed in January 1972 and July 1972
MILITARY ACTIVITY (UPDATE)
INTRODUCTION
3.
the J;
immu/Lahore area
r coverage on F-
covered approximately 150 miles of the India/Pakistan border in
This coverage was compared to
simila
The overall qua ity of the October photography was good.
4. A detailed search was made in the Jammu/Lahore area to a distance of at least 30
nautical miles (nm) on both sides of the border (as coverage allowed) to determine the
disposition of military forces and a uipment. Four major areas of military encampments
were observable two in Pakistan--the Sialkot and Lahore areas--and
two in India--the Jammu and Amritsar areas. The heaviest concentration of personnel and
equipment was in the Sialkot area of Pakistan and the adjoining Jammu area of India.
5. A comparison of the major military cantonments along the Indian/Pakistan border
was also made to determine the amount of activity inside the compounds with respect to
that of the field-deployed forces and to the activity present in January and July 1972. Along
the Pakistan side of the border, activity in the major cantonments (Kharian, Jhelum,
Gujranwala, and Lahore) remained at the low postwar level observed in January and July
1972. Along the Indian side of the border, activity in the major cantonments (Akhnur West,
Akhnur Barracks, Jammu, and Amritsar), except for one, also remained at the low postwar
level. The one major change was at Akhnur Barracks Area Southwest
which contained 1,650 personnel tents, 17 tanks, 182 cargo trucks, and 113 utility trucks.
This activity was not present but was presen and
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BASIC DESCRIPTION
Pakistan
6. A total of 29 military camps and 27 vehicle parks containing 942 personnel tents,
744 cargo trucks, 214 utility trucks, 14 tanks, 21 tank transporters, 11 prime movers, 13
occupied field artillery (FA) sites, and three occupied possible antiaircraft artillery (AAA)
sites were observed within a 30-nm strip along the border. These 56 military encampments
were at scattered locations throughout the Sialkot and the Lahore special area. Changes in
the locations of military encampments were apparent
. All 29 military camps and 26 o the 27 vehicle parks were new since
January, the old encampments having been disbanded. However, the total extent of the
field-deployed camps and parks remained essentially the same in October. Since January
1972 there had been a decrease of 374 personnel tents, 160 utility trucks, 15 cargo trailers,
and 27 occupied field artillery sites. However, there had been an increase of 347 cargo
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8. Scattered throughout the Lahore special area of Pakistan were 13 Lin
military camps and five vehicle parks with 333 personnel tents, 151 cargo trucks, and 46
utility trucks. Additional equipment included five tank transporters and 56 cargo trailers.
There were three occupied field artillery (FA) sites containing 18 FA weapons in the area.
These totals represent, an increase of 12 military camps, three 25X1
vehicle parks, 328 personnel tents, 147 cargo trucks, 32 utility trucks, and 52 cargo trailers.
The five tank transporters and three FA sites were new. Deployed military activity in July
1972 included four vehicle parks with 16 cargo trucks, 28 utility trucks, and four cargo
trailers. No military camps or FA sites were discernible. The description and location of
each field-deployed encampmen follow (item numbers keyed to Figure 25X1
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(1) A vehicle park 30 nm northeast of Lahore at 31-59-OON 074-38-OOE contain-
ed seven cargo trucks and four utility trucks.
(2) A military camp 25 nm north-northeast of Lahore at 31-57-ION 074-31-30E
contained 21 personnel tents.
(3) A military camp 15 nm north-northwest of Lahore at 31-48-15N 074-12-
OOE contained 16 personnel tents and one occupied six-position FA site.
(4) A military camp 14 nm north of Lahore at 31-47-45N 074-15-05E contained
41 personnel tents and eight cargo trucks.
(5) A military camp 10 nm east-northeast of Lahore at 31-38-50N 074-29-OOE
contained four personnel tents, seven cargo trucks, and ten small tempo-
rary storage buildings.
(6) A vehicle park 10 nm southeast of Lahore at 31-26-48N 074-27-50E con-
tained three cargo trucks, five utility trucks, and 40 cargo trailers.
(7) A military camp 14 nm southeast of Lahore at 31-26-25N 074-33-35E con-
tained 12 personnel tents and six cargo trucks.
(8) A military camp 14 nm south-southeast of Lahore at 31-24-OON 074-30-OOE
contained ten personnel tents and seven cargo trucks.
(9) A vehicle park 15 nm south-southeast of Lahore at 31-22-50N 074-29-45E
contained seven cargo trucks.
(10) A military camp 29 nm southwest of Lahore at 31-18-40N 073-51-35E con-
tained 24 personnel tents.
(11) A military camp 29 nm southwest of Lahore at 31-18-ION 073-51-50E con-
tained 13 personnel tents.
(12) A military camp 28 nm southwest of Lahore at 31-17-35N 073-52-45E con-
tained 12 personnel tents.
(13) A military camp 30 nm southwest of Lahore at 31-17-20N 073-51-25E con-
tained 154 personnel tents, five tank transporters, 44 cargo trucks, 26
utility trucks, and 16 cargo trailers (Figures 4 and 5).
(14) A military camp 13 nm northwest of Kasur at 31-15-OON 074-14-12E con-
tained 12 personnel tents, two large tents, 32 cargo trucks, and five utility
trucks.
(15) A military camp 6 nm north-northeast of Kasur at 31-12-48N 074-29-30E
contained ten personnel tents and four cargo trucks.
(16) A military camp 8 nm northwest of Kasur at 31-12-OON 074-19-25E con-
tained six personnel tents and 12 cargo trucks.
(17) A vehicle park 2 nm north of Kasur at 31-08-40N 074-27-05E contained
14 cargo trucks.
(18) A vehicle park 2 nm northwest of Kasur at 31-08-35N 074-25-25E contained
six utility trucks.
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INDIA
9. A total of 60 military camps and two vehicle parks containing 9,792 personnel tents,
1,053 cargo trucks, 189 utility trucks, 13 tanks, and 16 occupied FA sites were observed
within a 30-nm strip along the border (as coverage allowed). These 62 military
encampments were scattered throughout two major areas of India, the Jammu area and the
Amritsar area (Figure 1). Changes in the locations of military encampments were apparent
Both vehicle parks and 57 of 25X1
the 60 military camps were new since January, the old encampments having been
disbanded. However, the total extent of the field-deployed camps and parks remained
essentially the same in October 1972. Since January 1972 there had been an increase of
1,012 personnel tents and seven tanks. However, there had been a decrease of 215 cargo
trucks, 189 utility trucks, and 15 occupied FA sites. Deployed military activity in July 1972
included 23 military camps and ten vehicle parks with 9,858 personnel tents, 1,165 cargo
trucks, 203 utility trucks, 24 tanks, and 23 tank transporters. No occupied FA sites were
discernible.
10. Scattered throughout the Jammu special area of India were 40 25X1
military camps with 9,120 personnel tents, 917 cargo trucks, and 121 utility trucks.
Additional equipment included 13 tanks and 172 vehicles/pieces of equipment. There were
seven occupied FA sites containing 45 FA weapons in the area. These totals represent, since
27 January 1972, an increase of 24 military camps, 621 personnel tents, and seven tanks.
The large increase in military camps resulted from the division of several large camps into
numerous smaller encampments. However, there had been a decrease of one vehicle park,
308 cargo trucks, 238 utility trucks, eight tank transporters, and 16 FA sites. Deployed
military activity in July 1972 included 14 military camps and two vehicle parks with 9,321
personnel tents, 1,029 cargo trucks, 180 utility trucks, six tanks, and eight tank
transporters. No occupied FA sites were discernible. The description and location of each
field-deployed encampment on follow (item numbers keyed to Figure 1). 25X1
(1) A military camp 25 nm north-northwest of Jammu at 33-05-27N 074-40-
35E contained 12 personnel tents, 13 tanks, two cargo trucks, and three
utility trucks (Figure 6).
(2) A military camp 11 nm northwest of Jammu at 32-51-45N 074-43-20E con-
tained 145 personnel tents, 29 cargo trucks, and 28 utility trucks. There
were 11 quonset huts and ten small temporary buildings in the camp.
(3) A military camp 21 nm west-northwest of Jammu at 32-50-50N 074-28-30E
contained 50 personnel tents, 85 cargo trucks, 57 utility trucks, one possi-
ble helicopter landing zone, and 24 vehicles/pieces of equipment (Figure 7).
(4) A military camp 23 nm north-northwest of Jammu at 32-49-30N 074-26-
OOE contained 28 personnel tents and 17 vehicles/pieces of equipment.
(5) A major military camp 7 nm northwest of Jammu at 32-48-18N 074-46-35E
contained 3,460 personnel tents.
(6) A military camp 7 nm northwest of Jammu at 32-47-03N 074-45-OOE con-
tained 90 personnel tents, six cargo trucks, and 20 utility trucks.
(7) A major military camp 15 nm east-northeast of Jammu at 32-46-50N 075-
08-15E contained 2,100 personnel tents (Figure 8).
(8) A major military camp 14 nm east of Jammu at 32-45-OON 075-08-15E con-
tained 1,800 personnel tents.
(9) A military camp 10 nm west-southwest of Jammu at 32-37-50N 074-40-
30E contained four personnel tents and one cargo truck.
(10) A military camp 8 nm southwest of Jammu at 32-37-40N 074-44-30E con-
tained 22 personnel tents and five FA weapons. One occupied six-position
FA site was at the camp.
(11) A military camp 9 nm southwest of Jammu at 32-37-30N 074-43-OOE con-
tained seven personnel tents and one occupied six-position FA site.
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(12) A military camp 7 nm southwest of Jammu at 32-36-30N 074-47-05E con-
tained six personnel tents.
(13) A military camp 8 nm southeast of Jammu at 32-36-30N 074-58-20E con-
tained six personnel tents and 11 cargo trucks.
(14) A military camp 7 nm south of Jammu at 32-36-OON 074-55-05E contained
20 personnel tents, 15 cargo trucks, and five vehicles/pieces of equipment.
Two occupied six-position FA sites were nearby.
(15) A military camp 11 nm southwest of Jammu at 32-35-15N 074-42-05E con-
tained 17 personnel tents.
(16) A military camp 16 nm east-southeast of Jammu at 32-35-OON 075-08-20E
contained 33 personnel tents.
(17) A military camp 15 nm southeast of Jammu at 32-34-30N 075-06-OOE con-
tained 35 personnel tents and 172 cargo trucks (Figure 9).
(18) A military camp 13 nm southwest of Jammu at 32-34-25N 074-40-30E
contained 26 personnel tents and 16 cargo trucks.
(19) A military camp 10 nm south-southeast of Jammu at 32-33-40N 074-56-
25E contained five personnel tents, seven cargo trucks, and one occu-
pied six-position FA site.
(20) A military camp 16 nm southeast of Jammu at 32-33-OON 075-06-20E con-
tained 73 personnel tents and 23 cargo trucks.
(21) A military camp 19 nm southeast of Jammu at 32-33-OON 075-10-15E con-
tained 27 personnel tents and 18 cargo trucks.
(22) A military camp 18 nm southeast of Jammu at 32-32-45N 075-09-05E con-
tained 89 personnel tents, 61 cargo trucks, and 18 vehicles/pieces of equip-
ment.
(23) A military camp 12 nm south-southeast of Jammu at 32-32-OON 074-57-
OOE contained six personnel tents and eight vehicles/pieces of equipment.
(24) A military camp 17 nm southeast of Jammu at 32-31-55N 075-06-30E con-
tained 134 personnel tents and 74 cargo trucks.
(25) A military camp 11 nm south of Jammu at 32-31-40N 074-50-05E contained
48 personnel tents, 22 cargo trucks, five vehicles/pieces of equipment, and
one occupied four-position FA site.
(26) A military camp 13 nm south-southwest of Jammu at 32-31-30N 074-42-
35E contained 76 personnel tents and four cargo trucks.
(27) A military camp 11 nm south of Jammu at 32-31-30N 074-53-40E contained
34 personnel tents and 15 cargo trucks.
(28) A military camp 13 nm south-southeast of Jammu at 32-30-30N 074-56-
30E contained 38 personnel tents and 15 cargo trucks.
(29) A military camp 14 nm south-southeast of Jammu at 32-29-35N 074-57-
20E contained 12 personnel tents and seven vehicles/pieces of equipment.
(30) A military camp 17 nm southeast of Jammu at 32-29-OON 075-03-40E con-
tained 55 personnel tents and 42 cargo trucks.
(31) A military camp 20 nm southeast of Jammu at 32-28-20N 075-08-05E con-
tained 162 personnel tents and 88 cargo trucks.
(32) A military camp 21 nm northwest of Pathankot at 32-28-OON 075-18-OOE
contained 165 personnel tents, 62 cargo trucks, and 52 vehicles/pieces
of equipment.
(33) A military camp 24 nm west-northwest of Pathankot at 32-27-20N 075-13-
55E contained 71 personnel tents, 53 cargo trucks, and six vehicles/pieces
of equipment.
(34) A military camp 20 nm northwest of Pathankot at 32-26-40N 075-18-40E
contained 56 personnel tents and 17 cargo trucks.
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(35) A military camp 28 nm north-northwest of Pathankot at 32-25-50N 075-08-
15E contained 90 personnel tents, 32 cargo trucks, and 24 vehicles/pieces
of equipment.
(36) A military camp 19 nm northwest of Pathankot at 32-25-05N 075-18-55E
contained 21 personnel tents and six cargo trucks.
(37) A military camp 1.6 nm north-northwest of Pathankot at 32-21-ION 075-21-
30E contained 31 personnel tents and 30 cargo trucks.
(38) A military camp 1.4 nm north-northwest of Pathankot at 32-20-15N 075-23-
OOE contained four personnel tents and two cargo trucks.
(39) A military camp 13 nm west of Pathankot at 32-18-05N 075-23-40E con-
tained 48 personnel tents and six vehicles/pieces of equipment.
(40) A military camp 35 nm west-southwest of Pathankot at 32-01-30N 075-01-
30E contained 14 personnel tents, nine cargo trucks, and 13 utility trucks.
11. Scattered throughout the Amritsar special areal of India were 20 25X1
military camps and two vehicle parks with 672 personnel tents, 136 cargo trucks, and 68
utility trucks. Additional equipment included 35 cargo trailers and nine occupied FA sites
containing 52 FA weapons. These totals represent, an increase of 17 25X1
military camps, one vehicle park, 391 personnel tents, 93 cargo trucks, 68 utility trucks, and
35 cargo trailers. The number of occupied FA sites was unchanged. Deployed military
activity in July 1972 included nine military camps and eight vehicle parks with 537
personnel tents, 136 cargo trucks, 23 utility trucks, 18 tanks, and 15 tank transporters. No
occuiped FA sites were discernible. The description and location of each field-deployed
encampment ollow (item numbers keyed to Figure 1). 25X1
(1) A military camp 19 nm north of Amritsar at 31-57-45N 074-53-45E con-
tained 44 personnel tents, six cargo trucks, eight utility trucks, and one
occupied six-position FA site.
(2) A military camp 16 nm north-northwest of Amritsar at 31-46-30N 074-37-
OOE contained 46 personnel tents, seven cargo trucks, seven utility trucks,
and four cargo trailers.
(3) A military camp 15 nm north-northwest of Amritsar at 31-43-ION 074-30-
45E contained 58 personnel tents.
(4) A military camp 13 nm west of Amritsar at 31-40-35N 074-37-45E contain-
ed 18 personnel tents, 41 cargo trucks, five utility trucks, and nine cargo
trailers.
(5) A military camp 6 nm west of Amritsar at 31-37-OON 074-45-30E contained
120 personnel tents, 21 cargo trucks, 19 utility trucks, and 16 cargo trail-
ers. The camp was being converted into a permanent base with the con-
struction (early stage) of six barracks, two administration buildings, and
two small multiwing buildings. Ten quonset huts, 12 small support build-
ings, and one water tower were already present.
(6) A military camp 4 nm southeast of Amritsar at 31-35-15N 074-56-25E con-
tained four personnel tents.
(7) A military camp 13 nm west of Amritsar at 31-34-30N 074-38-25E contain-
ed nine personnel tents.
(8) A military camp 12 nm west-southwest of Amritsar at 31-33-50N 074-38-
40E contained six personnel tents.
(9) A military camp 13 nm west-southwest of Amritsar at 31-31-48N 074-40-
OOE contained 55 personnel tents, five cargo trucks, and three utility
trucks.
(10) A military camp 12 nm southwest of Amritsar at 31-30-45N 074-41-05E
contained 17 personnel tents, two cargo trucks, and one utility truck.
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(11) A military camp 12 nm southwestofAmritsarat3i-30-30N 074-42-15E con-
tained 23 personnel tents, eight cargo trucks, and ten utility trucks.
(12) A military camp 13 nm southwest of Amritsar at 31-30-ION 074-41-48E
contained seven personnel tents and two utility trucks.
(13) A military camp 14 nm southwest of Amritsar at 31-29-OON 074-40-30E
contained 12 personnel tents.
(14) A military camp 14 nm south-southwest of Amritsar at 31-20-40N 074-41-
45E contained 190 personnel tents.
(15) A vehicle park 22 nm southwest of Amritsar at 31-20-OON 074-37-35E con-
tained five cargo trucks, six utility trucks, and six cargo trailers.
(16) A vehicle park 23 nm south-southwest of Amritsar at 31-17-ION 074-40-OOE
contained five personnel tents and 20 cargo trucks.
(17) A military camp 22 nm south of Amritsar at 31-17-1ON 074-46-15E con-
tained ten personnel tents.
(18) A military camp 28 nm south-southwest of Amritsar at 31-13-25N 074-38-
15E contained ten personnel tents and seven cargo trucks.
(19) A military camp 31 nm south-southwest of Amritsar at 31-10-OON 074-36-
12E contained two personnel tents and two cargo trucks.
(20) A military camp 32 nm south-southwest of Amritsar at 31-09-45N 074-35-
20E contained five personnel tents.
(21) A military camp 32 nm south-southwest of Amritsar at 31-09-OON 074-35-
30E contained three personnel tents, six cargo trucks, and three utility
trucks.
(22) A military camp 34 nm south-southwest of Amritsar at 31-08-40N 074-33-
45E contained 28 personnel tents, six cargo trucks, and four utility trucks.
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