ICBM COMPLEX, PERM, USSR LAUNCH AREAS D AND E

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CIA-RDP78T05439A000300390002-8
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March 24, 2004
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June 1, 1964
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REPORT
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25X1 Approved For Release 2004/05/05 : CIA-RDP78TO5439A000300390002-8 Approved For Release 2004/05/05 : CIA-RDP78TO5439A000300390002-8 iA'=RDF"78TU5A3RO GA DrA- NATIONAL. PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION CENTER rkevevWed by NGA. TC P SECRET TOP SECRET ,ICBM COMPLEX, PERM, USSR LAUNCH AREAS D ANb E. ._pERM LAUNCH AREA D This report presents information on Launch Areas D (6)0 ancl E"(5)', Perm 3C13ACMComplex, :.,,Nipdating that given in.WPIC/R-226/64, dated April 1964. 1/ launch h-Area D (57-45N 56.-00E) consists 'building. between the right pad and the ready- hotpgraphy I launch` site, contaixis 30 buildings,. includipg .4 It s -Considered complete by barracks-type. buildings, one L-shaped building, find ' 3 buildings under construction. The other A double security e . ce, .eneompaasing-aR administration and housing section is 4,200 feet first seen in -and cap tion, approximately 1?,170 feet southeast of the< of a Type IID launch- site-and--&-.site-suppo 1-building. Three-bu.l4inga are located. outside .. facility (Figure 1). It is in. a large clearing, the fenced site, adjacent 'to the actress road. 10.6 nautical milos. (nm) west-northwest of the The site support facility is divided into-two compleX support facility. The launch area was administration -and housing sections. One'secl area approximately-2,200 by 2,000feet, d lcloseis , south of the launch ,_lte. Thirteen buildtngb. the site., Sixteen buildings are within the site, were visible, including five barracks-typebuild- 1ieluding an earth,banked missile-ready build- ings and one L-sfiaped building. ? Heavy cloud in$t 700. feet behind thee- right pad, it is. canted '.iover- :precluded observing ttte eastern portion out a.r4 about 45 ddgrees. Twoearttr-ir(& i ided, ',of this section, which contained an additional canted',buildings are if board 6f=-each-pad, and. sit build. four earth-motinded buildtugssare in Pine'dowg' buildings,. I northeast of this. section. A power trace is shelter ; is visible. F but' the, outline of-what appears t bethe erectors sable tent foupdatlon.s. are, situated 1,900 feet _ possib>e missile _transpgrter ale on the right shaped building have been removed from~`tbts. -pad, Clouds obscure' most of the :left pad; section About sevten pus- J 'located approxirriately 4,000 feet to the -south. is . Part of-the. phptegraphic ai1aly~sis and most building with a covered; entrance,, and.,-4 :,very II since- many.: details. were obscured on small . building,.' r~boat.'eight gm i'vehicl9s ~`-photography of I Ib and four other small buildings-are idehtifiabt6 cause of , snow covet lan . tattered clouds.. Pad orientation Pad separation Missile-read* buildRig .2 Center.,buildings 4;Canted buildings' .2 Erectors/shelters Y Building 1;Building 1: Building f1 . --- Read Fence --?-- -~`~abl~waj ACMINISTRATI AND HOUSING ' ' SECTION - SITE SUPPORT FACILITY 4 ..Pb If ~Y"NT FO 0 XVI HG r r ready idirlllsi s.' Ealdiorurded bui rl#: r- Buildlna.undef construction s" Cloud Erector(shelter .. G o o , RI _ TOP SECRET LAUNCH SITE Dimensions irafeet (approxrnate), Pad orientation 3!5: ` 1, 175- 3 Missile-ready buit`dings 2 Center buildings 4 Can 1 Building 1 Building : 3130 170 xi 90 Cableway ? -- Power trace t I 10 x'-40 .y0 Y. 30 t . , Earth-banked missile- . ADMINISTRATION AND ready b ~a HOUSING SECTION / BID x, ?45 45 )K -45. Erector/shelter I ~?. . SITE'SUPPORT FACILITY ADMINISTRATION AND HOUSING SECTION DrmenSions'in feet lapproximate~ 1 L-shaped building _ 1 Builjj4igs' 15 Buildings 7 Buildings x 3`- TOP..SECRE-T. 170 x 40 80'x 40 140 x 45' 110x30 90 x ~%C Launch i4rea E (57-41N 55-48E) consists of a Type LID launch site and a site support facility. It is in a heavily wooded area, 16.6 nm west of the complex support facility (Fig- - ure 2). The launch area was first seen in .and can be negated on It photography Security TOP SECRET; - fencing was evidence of partial security--was apparent at tan earlier date, At. least 12 buildings are discernible within the lau'nc2; site. An earth-banked missile-ready building is 700 feet -behind, t le right pad. it . 4:. is canted outytizlid?abt ut`45 d rew-. tnrdearth= banked, missile-ready buildings are 700 feet beklind the left pad. One of them is in line with the padand-the other one?is canted out- ward about 45 degrees. Two earth-mounded, canted buildings are inboard of each pad. There are also four building, three of which are earth mounded, in a line down the center, of the site. .Each' pad contains an erector/shelter, two- unideritified objects, and one *possible vehicle. Only one bulfding was on the snow-covered photography ofl discernible possible buildings are situated adjacent to this facility. The'' site support ,facility is divided into two administration and housing sections.. One admii4istration and housing section is 80d feet northeast of the launch site. It co ainj at least 19 buildings, including app? ximately 16 barracks-type buildings. The other admid- istrationand housing section is 7,000.teet east- northeast of the launch site. It contains approx- imately 18 buildings, including approximately 10 barracks-type buildings -and one L=fjhaped MildIng. A power trace approaches the site support facility`s from the vicinity of Launch Area B. Part of the photographic analysis and most of the mensural data for Launch Area E- were since' most of the. details on the non, stereoscopic, snow-covered photography of were obscured" 1. NPIC. 3Z-~"'6 61, !( .'!3 1 C'uniplez, Perm, USSR, .-A-P, 6.1 (TOP'1E;('RET MAPS OR CH:VRTS S.C. PS Air Target Chzirt;,Seri -s 200; Sheet 01.56-11 HL, 1-t ed, Jun 113, ACIC. ONC DI, 2d ed, cafe 1:1,000,000 (('ONFTDF,NTIAL) usf6- ;I i NPIC PROJECT ;not apparent at the.