BORISOV ARMY BARRACKS NOVOSADY NOVOSADY, USSR BELORUSSIAN MD

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• Publication Date: May 1, 1964
• Content Type: REPORT

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May 1964
PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION REPORT lr~~y
BORISOV ARMY BARRACKS NOVOSADY
NOVOSADY,WSSR
A
BELORUSSIAN MD Declass Review,
NIMA/DoD
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'Ibis report is one in a series on Soviet C-uund Force and logistic
installations being prepared for a D1:AC1A Panel. The series is being
coordinated, published and disseminated by APIC. 'I he photographic
analysis is being performed by the APIC: Photographic Analysis Group,
the CIA Photographic Intelligence Iliyision (\PiC), and the Production
Center 1P1c (DI:A). the photogra hie analysis for this particular re-
port was performed by the \PIC Photographic Analysis Group.
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 retluirctncnt. AV hen a specific facility is not
observed both its title and letter designator are omitted in the report.
-I ides and letter designators for the various facilities are as
follows: (A) railroad service, (13) road service, (C) landing strips,
(D) administrative and troop housing areas, (L~) storage areas, (1 ) am-
munition storage areas, (G) POP storage areas, (11) other buildings and
facilities, (J) equipment storage; maintenance areas, (K) athletic fields,
(L) sm.tll arni~ firing ranges, Aih driver training areas, (\) tank
assault gun firing ranges, (P) flat trajectory firing ranges, (tom) artillery
emplacements (batteries, (K) infantry or combined arms field train-
ing area or courses, (S) special training facilities, (I ) unidentified
facilities or tracking activity.
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BORISOV ARMY BARRACKS NOVOSADY
(54-15N 28-43E)
NOVOSADY, MINSKAYA OBLAST, USSR
BELORUSSIAN MD
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FIGURE 1. LOCATION OF BORISOV ARMY BARRACKS NOVOSADY._
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Borisov Army Barracks i'ovosady y\L--3)
is located 13 kilometers (kill) east of Borisov
(34-1,5N 28-30E), and just west of \ovosady
(54-15N 28-44E). The installation is served
by all-weather road connections with the Minsk-
Moscow Highway and is adjacent to the Minsk-
MoscoW rail line (Figure 1).
The installation includes a 17-acre secured
area with four administration buildings, eight
barracks, 17 support buildings and two storage
buildings. An additional area coveringapproxi-
mately four acres contains one administration
building, nine barracks, and five support build-
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in s and is located on the west side of the secured
area. A possibly associated storage area con-
taining seven storage buildings is located just
east of the main installation.
The area was covered by 1-ALL. \ 1 photog-
raphy in and eight KLY1IOLL missions 25X1 D
between Com-
tive analysis revealed the same general 25X1 D
para
level of usage between
with reduced usage during the winter 25X1 D
months. Significant changes since -include
,he addition of six barracks, and two support
buildings.
DESCRIPTION OF INSTALLATION
Railroad Service
The adjacent ,losco%+-Nlinsk rail line does
not appear to provide direct rail service to
the installation.
A probable all-weather secondary road
leads to the Moscow-Minsk Highway.
Administrative and Troop Housing Area
One administration building, nine barracks
and five support buildings are located in area
D1 (Figure 3). Four medium-sized barracks-
t - e buildings were added to the area between
Four administration buildings, eight bar-
racks, 17 support buildings and to storage
buildings are located in area D2 (Figure 3).
h~tio large barracks were added between
Track activity within the main installation
and adjoining areas indicates probable occu-
pancy of all buildings. The level of track ac-
tivity has remained constant.
Seven general storage buildings are loca-
ted in area
Equipment Storage/Maintenance Areas
Small scale and marginal quality of avail-
able photography preclude identification of any
building in this installation as vehicle storage/
maintenance.
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BOR ISOV
13 KM
K R U P K I
27KM
Road
Fence
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FIGURE 3. BORISOV ARMY BARRACKS NOVOSADY,
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