SOVIET AMMUNITION DEPOT AT WULKOW

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R009800360008-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 5, 2002
• Sequence Number: 8
• Publication Date: December 3, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

Soviet Ammunition Depot at Wulkpw
EVALUATION. ___25X1X PEACE OBTAINED
DATE OF CONTENT 3 October to 2 November 1951 25X1 C;
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REMARKS
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1. The following shipments arrived at the Soviet ammunition depot in Wulkow
between 9 October and 2 November 1951. (1)
Date Number
of
Railroad
Shipment-Record
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argo
,
Number
Dispatcher Receiver
15 October 3 boxc
ars
with
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ammuni
tion
20 October 5 gond
ola
cars
from Lapain, (fnug5Xl
with b
riqu
ettes
Fuersten- supply officer
berg (2)
23 October 1 boxc
ar w
ith
from
(3) 39*1
ammuni
tion
2. Artillery ammunition loaded in Tulkow on 19 October included: 12 boxcars
for 1 ockrehna; 2 boxcars for Rathenow; 1 boxcar for Toepchin; 4 boxcars for
Jueterbog-Altes Lager; 11 boxcars for Altengrabow; 8 boxcars for Finow; 1
boxcar for Lamitsch; L boxcars for Dannenwalde; and 15 boxcars for Frankfurt/
Oder, probably for further. dispatch to Brest Litovsk. Each shipment included
a car with escorting personnel, the shipment to Altengrabow had two cars with
escorts.
3. On 9 October, source learned that, contrary to previous information, the
motor pool, kitchen, service station and workshop of the ammunition depot
were located on Wulkow Estate and the officers were billeted in an adjacent
estate. The ranking officer was a major.
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!. The German personnel employed at the depot was dismissed without notice on
27 October,and were not permitted to enter the depot area the following day.
The work, formerly done by the Germans, was taken over by Soviet soldiers.
Prior to their dismissal, the German workers were engaged in clearing up
work and were not allowed to leave the area assigned to them. (5)
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(2) Lapain, (fnu), is reported for the first time. He may be an officer at the
procurement office.
(3)
(Li) 'The trucks . a ong to a headquarters unit of the Second Gds Mecz Army and to
an artill
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(5) Ammunition depots, where all the German personnel hAr3 hPPn d3cm9QQcr7
Wulkow, Wilmersdorf and Toepchin. See
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