SOVIET MOBILE MISSILE SUMMARY (SANITIZED)

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• Publication Date: July 1, 1980
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Soviet Mobile Missile Summary
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SOVIET MOBILE MISSILE SUMMARY
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1. (TSR) This report updates information in previous NPIC report on SS-20 mobile 25X1
IRBM bases in the USSR. This report includes a synopsis of significant mobile missile activity seen at two
offensive missile test centers, three production facilities, a research/training facility, a missile support rear
depot, and several command and control facilities. Also included is a list of target names and BE numbers
for the newly designated SS-20 field training areas.
2. (TSR) Significant activity was observed at deployed facilities (Figure I) during this reporting
period. A new mobile base was identified, the equipment mockups at Postavy were identified as being
associated with the SS-16 mobile ICBM missile system, probable SS-16/-20 missile support equipment was
seen at a missile support rear depot, ten field training exercises were observed, and an SS-20 transporter-
erector-launcher (TEL)/resupply vehicle with a canister was observed in an open single-bay garage.
3. (U) The reporting period extends from A location map, 13 25X1
annotated photographs, and four tables are included in the report.
DISCUSSION
4. (TSR) Construction was begun on a new SS-20 base during the reporting period. As of 18 25X1
of the 27 bases were in the late stage of construction or were complete and were assessed to be capable of
maintaining an operational unit. The 27 bases, including the Remote Site at Drovyanaya, will eventually contain
a total of 246 single-bay, sliding-roof garages (SRBs) to house SS-20 missiles on launchers. The bases are in the
following geographic regions: nine are in the western section of the USSR (Belorussia), eight are in the Ural
mountain region, four are in the western section of Siberia, and six are in the eastern section of Siberia.
5. (S/D) On~the fourth SS-20 mobile IRBM base in the Yurya complex was identified in an early 25X1
stage of construction at Yurya SSM Launch Position 7 Figure 2). Building foundations for seven 25X1
confirmed and two probable single-bay garages and for one three-bay garage were under construction. No SS-20
construction was underway on The new base, designated Yurya Mobile IRBM Base 4, is the 27th SS-20 25X1
mobile missile base identified to date and the second base identified in 1980 (Table I). Construction of this base
had been predicted following the start of construction for the fourth base in the Verkhnyaya Salda complex in
March. Construction of new SS-20 bases has consistently been started in the Yurya area following the start of
SS-20 construction in the Verkhnyaya Saida complex.
6. (TSR) A reanalysis of canister mockups at the Postavy Mobile IRBM Base (Figure 3) revealed that the
mockups correspond in both size and configuration to the SS-16 ICBM missile canister. The two main parts of
the canister mockups-the main body and the launch assist device/gas expansion chamber (LAD) section-are
nearly identical to the SS-l6 canisters previously observed at Plesetsk Missile Space Test Center (MSTC) SSM.
The overall length of each mockup is the main body is and the LAD section is
The overall length of comparable SS-l6 canister components is=
meters-the main body is and the LAD is The length of the main canister
body and the length and diameter of the LAD are the principal means of distinguishing between SS-16 and SS-
20 canisters. Although the main body of the SS-16 canister is longer overall than the main body of the SS-20
canister , the most distinctive difference between the two canisters is in the LAD: the SS-16
LAD is shorter and wider in diameter than the SS-20 LAD ( An SS-20 canister (Figure 4) near
the mockups was used for visual and mensural comparison. Canister mockups were also constructed at Polotsk
SS-20 Mobile IRBM Base I. These mockups, although similar in appearance to those at Postavy, correspond in
both size and configuration to the SS-20 canister. The overall length of each mockup is the main
body is
components is
and the LAD is The overall length of comparable SS-20 canister
the main body is and the LAD is The mockups
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FIGURE 1. LOCATIONS OF SS-16/-20 ACTIVITY, USSR
1 Polotsk Mobile IRBM Base I
Polotsk Mobile IRBM Base 2
2 Postavy Mobile IRBM Base
3 Smorgon Mobile IRBM Base I
Smorgon Mobile IRBM Base 2
4 Minsk Motor Vehicle and Guided
Missile Support Plant
5 Kozhanovichi Mobile IRBM Base
6 Konkovichi Mobile IRBM Base
7 Mozyr Mobile IRBM Base/Training Facility
8 Rechitsa Mobile IRBM Support Base
9 Bryansk Guided Missile Support Equipment Plant 11
10 Serpukhov SSM Engineering Research Training Facility
I I Plesetsk Missile/Space Test Center SSM
12 Yurya Mobile IRBM Base I
Yurya Mobile IRBM Base 2
Yurya Mobile IRBM Base 3
Yurya Mobile IRBM Base 4
13 Volgograd Steel and Machinery Plant
Krasnyy Barricada 221
14 Kapustin Yar Missile/Space Test Center SSM
15 Verkhnyaya Salda Mobile IRBM Base I
Verkhnyaya Salda Mobile IRBM Base 2
Verkhnyaya Salda Mobile IRBM Base 3
Verkhnyaya Salda Mobile IRBM Base 4
16 Novosibirsk Mobile IRBM Base I
Novosibirsk Mobile IRBM Base 2
Novosibirsk Mobile IRBM Base 3
Novosibirsk Mobile IRBM Base 4
17 Drovyanaya Mobile IRBM Base I
Drovyanaya Mobile IRBM Base 2
Drovyanaya Mobile IRBM Base 3
Drovyanaya Mobile IRBM Base 4
Drovyanaya Mobile IRBM Base 5
18 Olovyannaya Mobile IRBM Base 1
19 Bobrovskiy Missile Support Rear Depot
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7. (S/D) Probable SS-16/-20 equipment was identified in the storage and maintenance area of the
Bobrovskiy Missile Support Rear Depot (MSRD). Probable SS-16/-20 towed canister dollies were seen in
front of storage buildings on and again on Two slightly 25X1
different variations of the SS-20 canister dolly have been identified. Both variations have been seen at
Bobrovskiy MSRD (Figures 5 and 6), at deployed SS-20 IRBM bases (Figure 7), and at Kapustin Yar
MSTC. Evidence suggests that the dollies seen at Bobrovskiy were shipped disassembled and were reas-
sembled in the storage and maintenance area of the depot. Also, a probable SS-16/-20 missile canister was
identified in the storage and maintenance area at Bobrovskiy (Figure 8). The canister, first observed in
November 1977, remained in the same area for approximately two years and was removed between ^ 25X1
A nearby SS-11 canister was used for visual and mensural comparison. 2 DA1
8. (S/D) Bobrovskiy MSRD is a logical place for the handling and storage of SS-16/-20 missiles
since the SS-13, also a solid-propellant missile, was handled here. The facility is also one of the two rear
depots closest to Votkinsk Missile Final Assembly and Checkout Facility . Bobrovskiy is 25X1
approximately 250 nautical miles (nm) from Votkinsk, and Glasov MSRD is 90 nm from
Votkinsk.
9. (TSR) On ~ a partially erected probable SS-20 missile canister was seen in an open SRB at 25X1
Verkhnyaya Salda Mobile IRBM Base 2 (Figure 9). The roof of the SRB was open and the canister was
slightly erected. This is the first time that an SS-20 canister or TEL has been seen in an SRB with the roof
in the open position.
10. (TSR) Two SRBs were also observed occupied at Novosibirsk Mobile IRBM Base 2 on 25X1
(Figures 10 and 11). One of the open SRBs was occupied by an empty SS-20 TEL/resupply vehicle. In the
second SRB was an SS-20 canister on a probable TEL/resupply vehicle.
11. (TSR) Thirty-one permanent field training areas (FTAs) to support SS-20 crew training operations
have been identified.2 For ease of reference and of reporting SS-20 field training exercises, each FTA has been
assigned a designator (Table 2). The first digit or letter of the designator associates the FTA with the closest SS-
20 mobile IRBM support base, rail-to-road transfer point (RTP), or remote site. If the FTA has vehicle
revetments, the abbreviation Rvt follows the designator. For example, Drovyanaya SS-20 FTA IA-Rvt indicates
that this particular training area is closest to Drovyanaya Mobile IRBM Base I and contains revetments.
Likewise, Drovyanaya SS-20 FTA RB-Rvt means that this training area is closest to the Drovyanaya RTP and
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Table 2.
SS-20 Field Training Areas, USSR
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Kozhanovichi SS-20 FTA IA-Rvt
Postavy SS-20 FTA I A
Postavy SS-20 FTA I B-Rvt
Postavy SS-20 FTA IC-Rvt
Smorgon SS-20 FTA IA-Rvt
Verkhnyaya Salda SS-20 FTA IA-Rvt
Verkhnyaya Salda SS-20 FTA I B-Rvt
Yurya SS-20 FTA 2A-Rvt
Yurya SS-20 FTA 3A-Rvt
Yurya SS-20 FTA 3B-Rvt
Yurya SS-20 FTA 3C-Rvt
Yurya SS-20 FTA RA
Novosibirsk SS-20 FTA RA-Rvt
Novosibirsk SS-20 FTA RB-Rvt
Novosibirsk SS-20 FTA RC
Novosibirsk SS-20 FTA RD-Rvt
Drovyanaya
Drovyanaya
Drovyanaya
Drovyanaya
Drovyanaya
SS-20
SS-20
SS-20
SS-20
SS-20
Drovyanaya SS-20
Drovyanaya SS-20
Drovyanaya SS-20
Drovyanaya SS-20
Drovyanaya SS-20
FTA IA-Rvt
FTA I B-Rvt
FTA IC-Rvt
FTA I D-Rvt
FTA 2A-Rvt
FTA 3A
FTA 3B-Rvt
FTA 3C
FTA 3D-Rvt
FTA 5A-Rvt
Drovyanaya SS-20 FTA 5B-Rvt
Drovyanaya SS-20 FTA RA-Rvt
Drovyanaya SS-20 FTA RB-Rvt
Drovyanaya SS-20 FTA SA-Rvt
Drovyanaya SS-20 FTA SB-Rvt
52-18-02N 027-42-27E
55-05-40N 026-51-38E
54-56-27N 026-37-06E
54-57-30N 026-28-23E
54-34-32N 026-21-51 E
58-03-45N 060-54-20E
58-09-04N 060-44-42E
59-08-41 N 049-43-22 E
59-15-16N 049-22-30E
59-15-37N 049-23-I5E
59-I6-01N 049-23-57E
59-08-48N 049-24-21 E
55-16-25N 083-03-OOE
55-I6-35N 083-03-20E
55-17-12N 083-01-02E
55-I6-53N 083-04-54E
51-28-16N 112-59-59E
51-27-58N I12-59-27E
51-27-55N I I2-57-37E
51-28-41N 112-5I-19E
51-20-14N II2-55-OOE
51-25-04N II 3-04-50E
51-26-18N 112-59-20E
51-25-5IN I12-57-35E
5I-27-46N 112-53-I7E
51-24-03N I12-56-IOE
51-22-47N 112-55-53E
51-29-30N I13-02-25E
51-31-29N 113-02-53E
51-31-5IN II2-45-32E
51-3I-54N 112-44-35E
also contains revetments. For training areas closest to SS-20 remote sites, the letter S is used and followed by a
letter. The association of a training area with a particular mobile base does not imply that SS-20 crews using the
area come from that base.
12. (TSR) Ten SS-20 field training exercises were observed-six at Drovyanaya, two at Yurya, one
at Verkhnyaya Salda, and one at Novosibirsk. The exercises observed at Drovvanava on
were the only confirmed regiment-sized exercises.
13. (TSR) An SS-20 field training exercise was observed 0.3 nm east of Novosibirsk Mobile IRBM Base 2
on The battalion-sized exercise consisted of three camouflaged SS-20 TELs/resupply vehicles with 25X1
canisters and eight support vehicles (Figure 12). This is the closest to any base that an SS-20 field training
exercise has been seen to date. All previous exercises in the Novosibirsk division have been conducted near the
RTP.
14. (TSR) At Kapustin Yar MSTC SSM, only two of the four SS-20 support facilities were seen on total
coverage during the reporting period (Launch Site IC and Bivouac/Troop Training Area). The Missile Receiv-
ing/Inspection/Storage Area was seen once on partial coverage of No coverage was availahle of the 25X1
General Support Area or any of the six SS-20 crew training areas. Related SS-20 activity observed during the
period includes the resumption of construction of the three-bay garage at Launch Site IC and the sighting of 12
canvas-covered SS-20-associated vehicles at the Receiving/Inspection/Storage Area and of probable SS-20-
related vehicles near the three single-bay garages in the Bivouac/Troop Training Area.
15. (SAD) Three SS-20 launches took place at the test center during the reporting period.
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16. (S/D) Launch Site IC. Construction had resumed on the three-hay garage between Launch Pads
IC-2 and IC-3 (Figure 13) by early May. When last observed on the garage was nearly externally 25X1
complete, and a cable trench extended from the three-bay garage to the single-hay garage at Launch Pad
I C-3. On a missile railcar was observed on the rail line immediately west of Launch Pad IC- 25X1
3. Between an expended SS-20 canister was deposited in the SS-20 canister boneyard at 25X1
Launch Pad IC-2. An SS-20 launch took place onF__1 25X1
17. (S/D) Missile Receiving/Inspection/Storage Area. On one empty SS-20 TEL and seven 25X1
SS-20 support vans, all canvas covered, were seen near the six-bay garage. A probable communications
unit nearby included a possible truck-mounted TWIN EAR antenna and three support vehicles, all can-
vas/net covered. SS-20 vehicles seen in this area are normally awaiting departure from the test center.
18. (S/D) Bivouac/Troop Training Area. On~ six large MAZ-type vehicles (two canvas/- 25X1
net covered) were seen within the battalion-sized training area which is fence secured and contains a
single-hay garage. This was the first sighting of SS-20 vehicles in this area since the area was completed in
late 1979.
Plesetsk Missile/Space Test Center SSM
19. (S/D) All four mobile-missile-associated bases (mobile facilities I and 2 and sites 5 and 6) and the SS-
16 receiving and checkout area of the Missile Handling Facility were seen during the reporting period. The
following construction/activity was observed: at Mobile Facility 1, four support buildings in the site support
area were in various stages of construction; at Mobile Facility 2 on seven engineering-type vehicles were 25X1
in front of an I 1-bay garage; and at Launch Site 5, construction was continuing on the high two-hay payload
handling building, and byF---] the roof had been put on the building. 25X1
20. (S/D) Activity was observed at Launch Site 21, a former mobile missile test site which had been
inactive since the termination of SS-16 testing at the site in 1976. On crates of various sizes were 25X1
seen near the entrance to the site. These crates remained at the site for the duration of the reporting.
period. Trucks were also observed in the site area and at the site security area during this period. This
activity may be an indication of new testing at the site.
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Table 3. Minimum Number of SS-20 Single-Bay Garages Fabricated at
And Shipped from Bryansk Guided Missile Support Equipment Plant II
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Garages fabricated and shipped,
Garages fabricated and shipped,
Number of
Fabricated
Shipped
Days Between
Coverages
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ages
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* Garages Garages*
Incomplete
Garages
0
4-5
1
4-5
0
3-4
0
2
0
7-8
0
11-12
0
2
0
4
0
2
0
2
0
18-21
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23-25
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Single-Bay Garage Production
Bryansk Guided Missile Support Equipment Plant II
18-21 24-26
231 - 261 221 - 247
249 -282 245 -273
21. (SAD) Sliding-roof sections for at least 18 garages were fabricated, and sections for at least 24
garages were shipped out of the plant (Table 3). These totals, as well as others in Table 3, are probably
minimum numbers because of the paucity and quality of imagery available.
SS-16/-20 Command and Control
22. 1 Significant command and control activity observed during the reporting period (Table 4)
included the installation of two sets of mast-mounted TWIN EAR antennas (possibly TRISOMIC4/R-412) at
the Drovyanaya ICBM Headquarters Radio Communications (Radcom) Receiver Bunker Hard
construction of seven lattice towers at the Yurya ICBM Complex Command Post (CP)/Bunker (BE
and the first SS-20 related modifications at the Olovyannaya ICBM Complex CP/Bunker (BE
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23. (S/D) Modification of the Drovyanaya ICBM facility continued during the reporting period.
Two sets of mast mounted TWIN EAR troposcatter antennas were erected near the control bunker (Figure
14). This is the first time this antenna has been seen installed at a deployed strategic rocket forces (SRF)
facility. Two lattice towers were erected near the control bunker. Several masts which had supported both
of the FISHBONE antennas were removed. Based on their orientation, these FISHBONE antennas proba-
bly corresponded with Moscow. No antennas were observed on the lattice towers.
24. (S/D) Seven 28-meter-high lattice towers and a new frequency-diverse pair of horizontal dipole
antennas were constructed in the antenna field surrounding the Yur a ICBM Complex CP/Bunker (Figure
I5). The new horizontal dipole antennas are oriented o antennas were observed on the 25X1
lattice towers.
25. (S/D) SS-20-related modifications were observed for the first time at the Olovyannaya ICBM Com-
plex CP/Bunker. Three excavations, probably footings for lattice towers, were observed near the bunker.
Several other smaller excavations were observed in the area, and a new building was under construction in the
support area near the bunker. Another small building was under construction next to the type-B communica-
tions satellite building.
26. (S/D) Modification of the Olovyannaya ICBM Headquarters Radcom Receiver Bunker Hard (BE
continued. The two buildings which were under construction in the antenna field were externally
complete. A frequency-diverse pair of horizontal dipole antennas and one FISHBONE antenna were inoperable
with several masts down. The horizontal dipole antennas had been oriented toward Chita, and the FISHBONE
antenna had been oriented toward Dzhambul.
27. (S/D) A frequency-diverse pair of horizontal dipole antennas have been erected near the C-
shaped command and control building at the Rechitsa Mobile IRBM Support Base. These antennas are
orientedF____]degrees with Moscow as the probable correspondent.
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Mobile Base I
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Mobile Base 3
Mobile Base 4
Mobile Base 5
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Mozyr MRBM Div
CP/Bnk
Rad Rcvr
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Konkovichi MRBM Regt
Gomel MRBM Regt
CP/Bnk
Rad Rcvr
OMSK SRF ARMY
Novosibirsk ICBM Cplx
CP/Bnk
Rad Rev
Rad Xmi
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Table 4,Command and Control Developments at Deployed SS-16/-20 Associated Facilities as of
PRESENT ANTENNA INVENTORY
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Mobile Base I
Mobile Base
2 Yes
2- Yes
2 Yes
NEW SS-16/-20-RELATED ANTENNAS
Comp Type B* No
No - Yes
Yes - No
* - No
- Comp Type A No
- No No
- No - No
* -- No No
No No No
No No No
No No No
No No No
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Parking apron for TWIN EAR ant still ucon
2 sets of mast-mounted TWIN EAR ants erected
Facility now completed
3 excavations prob for new lattice towers
I FISHBONE ant removed; 2 new bldgs ucon in ant field
2 hardened WASHER ants
2 masts support FORK REST ants
2 masts support FORK REST ants (Dec 1977 imagery)
Located 3.5 nm SW of div CP & rcvr
Foundation in spt area
1 mast supports FORK REST ant
This facility is not the regt CP/bnk & prob never functioned as such
Ants by C-shaped C&C bldg listed under rcvr totals
Rechitsa Mobile IRBM Spt Base; ants located by C-shaped C&C bldg
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Postavy MR/IRBM Div-
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Rad Rcvr
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Postavy MRBM Regt-
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CP/Bnk
Rad Rev
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Mobile Base 3
Mobile Base 4
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CP/Bnk
Rad Rcvr
Rad Xmtr
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Facility deactivated
Yes Mobile base collocated with regt CP & recvr
Yes - No - No
No No No
No No No Polotsk/Disna MRBM Regt Xmtr; mast supports a FORK REST ant
Ucon No No Currently undergoing modification
- No No
No No Facility prob deactivated
- Ucon No No 2 FORK REST ants
Ucon No No Bunker mod underway; 2 new bks ucon near CP/bnk
No No 2 FORK REST ants
No No 3 FORK REST ants; I R-400 ant
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(TSR) All applicable KEYHOLE imagery from
report. Selected earlier imagery was also used.
1. NPIC. I RCA-01/0004/80, Soviet Mobile Missile Summary,
(TSR), Apr 80 (TOP SECRET
3. DoD. DEFSMAC S/DQ/302-80, SS-20 Launched from Kapustin Yar, 22 Mar (S), 220843Z May 80 (SECRET)
4. NSA. NSA/V36/SPO/R-098-77, TRISOMIC Military Troposcatter System, 10 May 77 (TOP SECRET
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