CAPTAIN JEGOROV PLANT OF AERO NATIONAL ENTERPRISE IN DOLNE VESTENICE

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00810A006000850008-7
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• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 11, 2008
• Sequence Number: 8
• Publication Date: March 22, 1955
• Content Type: REPORT

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DATE OF INFO.
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Captain Jegorov Plant of Aero
National Enterprise in Dome
Vestenice
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DATE DISTR. 22 MARCH 1955
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REFERENCES
1. The Captain Jegorov Plant (Zavod Kapitana Jegorova), Number 22, in Dolne
Vestenice, near Banovce nad Bebrav'ou (P 49/T 76), is a factory of
Aero National Enterprise. It began to operate in January 1954. Its
installations cover an area of 300 by 200 meters and consist of an L-
shaped shop 200 by 30 by 100 meters, two units used as storage places 25X1
for raw materials, an engine room with electric paver plant, and a three-
story building housing offices. It is planned to expand the latter
building. The plant equipment is new and of Czechoslovak manufacture.
2. The plant has about 800 workers. About 100 specialized workers were sent
here from the Aero plant in Prague-Vysocany and constitute the nucleus of
the workers. Half of the workers are women. The manager is Eng. Alexander
Jirasek, a Czech, who comes from the Prague-Vysocany plant. The assistant
manager and economic director is Jan Buzelka. The workers' representative
and agent of the Party is Antonin Mazacek.
3. The plant produces airplanes of the Aero-45 type for civilian and military
uses. The main Aero plant in Prague-Vysocany has been producing this model
for several years, and in 1953 it,shipped to Poland and Rungary about 300
Aero-45 planes. The Dolne Vestenice plant turns out from 40 to 50 cockpits
every month; they are then shipped to the plant in Trencianske Biskupice,
near Trencin ;P 9/T 58), for mounting and finishing.)
4. Structural shapes and plates used in the construction of the Aero-45^are
obtained from the metallurgical plant in Rymarov (P 50/N $9).2
Special parts are obtained from the Aero Plant in Prague-Vysocany. During
1954) the Dolne Vestenice plant should be able to supply the materials needed
for its complete production cycle, especially cockpits and steering mechanism.
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