AREAS A AND C OF AIRCRAFT PLANT NO. 84 IN TASHKENT

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• Publication Date: April 8, 1960
• Content Type: REPORT

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COUNTRY USSR (Uzbek SSR)
SUBJECT Areas A and C of Aircraft Plant
No. 81. in Tashkent
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PLACE &
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Two reports on the layout of Areas A and C at Tashkent A;rrra1'+ 'Plo.,+ AT? Q), 50X1-HUM
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COUNTRY USSR (Uzbek SSR)
SUBJECT Areas A and C of Aircraft Plant
No. 811. in Tashkent
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To reports on the layout of Areas A and C at Tashkent Aircraft Plant No. 81i.
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SUBJECT Areas A and C of Aircraft Plant DATE DISTR. 8 Apr, / 196 Q
No. 84 in Tashkent
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Two reports on the layout of Areas A and C at Tashkent Aircraft Plant No. 84
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COUNTRY U'Z?. (U:zbek SS?)
SUBJECT ILrea A of aircraft 'lant Jo. 0a?
in Tashkent
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lant area. ' ,sere were two or titre` strands of barbed
wire on to,) o t. e brick wall.
;'pint ..:o. iantranc to tiic i, it area ? there were a rr.:ber of turnstiles he re
through which err 1c~ys entered after gcttind their passes at a
boot1i, sere were tvrc guards r-tationed here, chocking er ployees t
passcc just before t1m a inn:Log of each shift.
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Point _o. 3: Carl: area - about 20 rcters in c .aricter. here were rrr trees
gror,.3.ng at this spot.
'Point 1o. 4;
this building; was going to be about 0 meters o, iPc::e Ir about 3W
ryetcrs long one story id,:
reinforced the concrete.
:let a xaildi.
At that time the workers hac' gut in four reinforced con-
crete bloelm and had boles chug for four ':are when the work was
stopnod because of lack of funds, The blocks were tic meters by
two rasters by two neters deep and the distance between blocks was
three meters (or five meters from the center of one block to the
center of the net block). In the r:3icclle of each block Caere
a:,Dra-3mately 12 iron rods, 3.0 riilliryters in dies tors running 50X1-HUM
vertically, and 12 running horizontally forming squaress which
Uem rsur s
construction of this
Point No. 5: Shop No. 3 - b irks one stor,; s about CO noter's by liD meters by
eight meters high with, an '";" shod roof The ff'i" mart of the 50X1-HUM
:" was metal and the two sides glass. construe.
tion on this building began in ::arch or Aril o~ > a finished
in the early ?art of 1955. the foundation for this building was
as 'such as six neters deep in sons daces and nowhere less than
two meters deep. This was cue nrinar to the land formation. 50X1 -HUM
k pro:ti.lrli ately 200 neople were worion-r in thin bu 1t?inn w hic3h con*
tained nostly Dresses and drills.
Point No. 6 = Transforner ? about two and a half to three meters highs consisting
of four nosts tr-th bows on tops interconnected.
Point No. 7: Shop No. 22 - bricks one story* about 60 meters by '_,0 neters by
eight meters high. One snail section of this building was devoted
to mrnrn:facturing metal beds; another snail section was a cselding
shop; the remainder was a paint manufacturing shop.
Point No. u: .:d ministration JuilLing - brick, three story, a..)oi t 150 peters long
by CO meters trick and 12 ::-cters high. :post of the built?ine was 50X1-HUM
devoted to oy."licess including those of the plant directors plant
C st earn' sccrctaW, and ?lant trace union secre
ti-icre were about 700-OW office workers em-il in
this building,esices the offices tip-re was a --)attcrn shon located
?i n one section of the second floor.
td ie first floor of this bL11c:ing, a black tank (use aid
contents unsp)ecifie) t.Iiich reaches? above the first floor through
an o .en rng cut out of t z ceiling to access odate it. The tank was
about ni:= neters high and two actors in cia:Eter, 1~?rom two sides
of the t .? there were three 'wipes, about s1: centimeters in diao.
meter, going doom to the floor as follows s
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COUNTRY US;; (UZbek SR)
SUBJECT Area C of Aircraft Plant ITo. 84
in Tashkent
DATE OF
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Area C of 'lent 'To. ,like Areas A P. had been moved from Ttoseow
Tashken to
t ime dur :51or1d tsar II
Area made twood components used in
the assembly o aircraft Area P; it also manufactured several other pro-
ducts as described in paragraph 2 below.
2. The main building at Area C consisted of the following shopst
as Pattern shop., which made wooden forms or patterns required in aircraft
productione
be Shop where wooden boxes were made and sent to Area T to be used as contain
ers for shipping spare aircraft parts to various places in the Soviet Union.
c. Toy manufacturing shop located in one corner of the main building.
3. Ltanber was delivered by rail, whose tracks were adjacent to tile, plant area.
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of whom were men.
Plant To. 849 most o
1700 and 1700 to 0100 hours.
5. Sketch No. 1 is an annotated overlay pinpointinr.. !area C of Plant "o. 8!. on
the Chart of Tashkent,
approximately 200 people sere employed at .Area C of
They !orked in two shifts: 0800 to
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6. Following is a description of points on Sketch 'To. 2,
ketch of Area C :
.Jell and fence - about two meters high. Some narts were
of wood and others of brick. Al]. sides of the niant area
wore surrounded by the wall except the portion that faced
the railroad tracks.
Point o. 2: entrance to the plant area - the left side was used by
pedestrians and the right side by motor vehicles. There
was always one # uard checking the passes of the employees.
Vehicle entrance doors were kept closed and were opened
only when a vehicle was ready to enter or leave.
Point "o. 3: :rater storage cistern - circular, about eight "eters in
diameter and six to seven meters deep, or brick and con-
crete construction. This water was to be used only in
case of fire.
Point 7"o. 1: rain plant - brick, one story, about 50 maters by 30 meters
by five meters high with wooden gable roof. There were four
windows, about four meters high 1,70 meters de, on
each side of the building. about 150 50X1-HUM
people were employed in this bui1dingi some in the pattern
shop, some in the toy manufacturing shop and the others making
wooden boxes.
Point '!ae 5: Power saw - this large power saw was under a roof (without
sides), held by wooden posts. Trunks of trees from the
railroad siding were first brought to this saw which had
five or six parallel blades with the distance between each
blade adjustable. Therefore, in one operation a tree could
be cut into five or six lengths. These pieces were then
sent to the kiln (Point 'to. 6).
Point ''o. 6: Kiln - brick building, two stories, about ton meters by ten
meters by six meters high. The first floor contained
nothing but drying tcilns and the second floor contained
showers and bath tubs for the use of employees.
Point "o. 7: Mater storage cistern - circular, about five neters in diameter,
six to seven meters deer. This was of brick and cement
construction, always filled with water to be used by the *ire
department only.
Point "o. 8:
Fire Station - two fire trucks were
stationed in this building.
Point ?o. 9: Location of the Chirchik Freight Station In Tashkent.
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1. 'I"Tinth Workers' Settlement
2. ^xcavator Plant
3. Canning Plant
Ii. Chirchik T'relght Station
5? Area C of Plant %
690'
Prm^cr1rr o Aron C of Plant Bit
(Chart of Tashkent,
Sketch No. 1
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Point A1o, 9: 3tarxit Shop - brick, one 0t017, wooden r ? 50X1-HUM
by 30 meters bjr eight to nine motors high. 'sere
were about 150 ;)coc)le worldY in this shoo which contained various
types of )resses. 50X1-HUM
Point Jo. 10: gorge Shop " before 1956 this was a snail building about 10 meters
by six meters by four meters h3.gh, but in 1956 a larger building
was co .)leted which i as al=t 60 meters by 35 meters by 10 meters
there -mm two cranes r:=, ing the ler "
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Point .;o, lls Dining hall. - brie:,, one .story, ton meters by six meters by three
and a half meters high. Seating ca7'acity was cstir.iated to be
100 .eople.
Point _do. 12: Shop :;o. 30 .. brick, one stor7-, gable roofed, aaoc.t 40 raters by
20 motors by four meters high, ,ibmt 100 : ;eople were employed
here in the manufacture of consumer goods such as aluminum and
stainless steel .pots, vans, knives, forks and spoons.
point ' 1o. 13:
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Tire Station + brick, one story, about 10 rotors by six meters by
four rotors hi ;h. Three fire trucks were housed here,
Nurseries - two; each a brick building. Used for the children of
the plant employees.
point "o. 15: Paring Area - open area; six or seven plant automobiles were
parked I ero.
Point Io. 16: Shop :Io, 20 - Construction Section - brick one story
meters by 20 meters by four meters hi ;h.
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Point ?:o. 17s linen stora,_,c area - about O meters square. Paint in buckets,
and large empty glass containers of eight, ten, anc twelve liter
capacity, were stored sere. The glass containers or L- con-
)d alcohol that was used by Shoo :'o. 22 and 50X1 -HUM
w. en enough empty containers had. been accumulated, they were
shipped ban to the ecm:pany :rich had
su??pliod the alcohol,
!joint :lo, 13: Si azri11 - wooden building, one story, about 30 meters by four
rcters by t :=e rioters 33;yh, This building contained a large saw
and planer. X11 rough wood received was first cut and :olmod here.
About ten ;'eo 1c were em-,loyed here.
Point ..o, 19s :wares' booth - brick, one story, about three meters by three meters
by two and a half meters high. One guard was on-duty at all tiaas,
,.is was the entrance to the area around Shop No. 20.
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Point Jo. 20: 'vehicle entrance ?? gates to this entrance were always kept closed.
'.'hen an occasional vehicle a proaclred, the gates were cnened to
_)cDnt its entrance and closed i- c3iately aftertrarc1.
1. Comment: The bus No. 8 and trolley No. 10 ran north and south on 50X1-HUM
ulitsa Poligraficheskaya.
Comment: The Aircraft Plant No. 81+ complex was made up of Areas A,B
a , eac located in a different padt of Tashkent. Area B was the aircraft
assembly plant and Area C made wood components parts for aircraft.
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Area A of aPlant '~o. 811
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3. Area i of Plant ..o. C.
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