SOVIET NAVAL VESSELS IN SWINOUJSCIE

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CIA-RDP80-00810A004600410007-2
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RIPPUB
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S
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1
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December 20, 2016
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August 8, 2007
Sequence Number: 
7
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Publication Date: 
October 26, 1954
Content Type: 
REPORT
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Approved For Release 2007/08/08 : CIA-RDP80-0081OA004600410007-2 1.waurn.nJsun ii,~,~ 5 INFORM SUBJECT aovist dbsal Wseels is smdn jscia (Swisasmas .) PLACE ACQUIRED DATE OF INFO. DATE DISTR. 26 oetoaer 195k MO. OF FC 1 NO. OF ENCLS. sane saow SUPPLEM@R TO REPORT NO. 640785 1. On 18 April 19549 ship can.a from Stettin and approeehsd the biftrosti on a the Old Swine River, a gray Soviet amdliary vessel of about 2,000 tdv under the Soviet ensign was see unloading torpedoes with her own gear at a wooden pier projectiat into the river. This auxiliary vessel had a plmb stag and a rairad foredeck with a gun pedestal. A east with derricks u-A 1ne.+aA *atween hatches No.1 and No.2, and another at between hatcnus ..,... 010.4 he had two decks, a poop with a auslroea- shaped auperatructux,., and no armament. 2. Another auxiliary of similar type was moored at the former destroyer pier in Swinesmmends. This ship carried two guns of between 75-art. and 100-a, caliber, one each separately mounted forward and aft without protective shields. Three submarines of about 500 tons vase alongside this vessel. The submarines, which were sister ships)hed a net cutter and a well rounded conning tows with steps at the after end. No armamera ens observed on deck or on the conning tower. Cargo booms were swung out from the freighter over two of the submarines but no uur'- was in progress aboesd the submarines or the freighter. C) Wx R'.VY J: X wt110 uu inucUIIVPI I N4 1, rat __ 25X1