DAURIYA ARMY BARRACKS DAURIYA, USSR TRANSBAIKAL MD
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August 1, 1964
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This, report is one in a series on Sovi;bt Ground Force and Logistic
installations being prepared for a I)L \'CI4\ Panel. The series is being
coordinated, published and disseminated obv \PIC1 The photographic
analysis is being performed-by the \PIC 'hotogrohic Analysis Group,
the CIA Photographic Intelligence Divisitpn (\PICO and the Production
:enter 1Plc (I)IA). The photographic aitialysis fey this particuFrr re-
port vaS performed by the CIA Photographic 1~telligence Division.
In the interest of uniformity, the titles and 'otter designators for
the faciities observed at these installaQons are5 identical with those
appearing; in the project requirement. When a specific facility is not
observed: both its title and letter designator are cipitted in the report.
"Titles and letter designators for Are various facilities are as
follows: (A) railroad service, (13) roaQi service, (C) landing strip3,
(I)) administrative and troop housing areas, (F) storage areas, (F) am-
munition storage areas, (G) P01, storage areas, (I,~) other buildings and
facilities, (J) equipment storage'maintenbnce areas, (K) athletic fields,
(L) small arms firing ranges, (N1) driver traiping areas, (\) tank,'
assault gun firing ranges, (P) flat trajectory firing ranges, (Q) artillery
emplac ?nts (batteries), (R) infantry qi combined arms field train-
ing areas or courses, (S) special training facil8ies, ("I) unidentified
facilities or tracking activity. 0
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DAURIYA ARMY BARIRACKSO
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DAURIYA, CHITA OBLA
TRANSBAIKAL M
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FIGURE 1. LOCATION OF DAURIYA ARMY BARRAC
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SUMMARY
l)-iuriva Armv Barracks is located I igure
3orzva 51)-
1) 57 kilometers km) southeast of 1
23N 116-311-:) and 45 km northwest of t!~?c Sino-
Soviet border at Otpor. I he4nstallation is served
by a spur of the Cliita-Otpor line of the Frans-
Siberian railroad and by a probable hard surface,
all -weath~_er road. .\. laf'ge military training area
adjoining the installation tothe east contains both
tank and artillery ranges.
t he installation 1 inures 2, 3, 4, and 5) en-
compasses approximately 1,500 ccres and in-
cludes a total of 244 buildings of whicta there are
four administrative, 57 barracks, 35 administra-
tive %barracks, 26 general stnrage, 13Q general
Support and throe vehiclc;'equipmcnt mainte-
nance and storage buildings. I he installation ap-
DESCRIPTION OF INSdALLATI' N
pears to he divided intothree separate functional.
elements plus a general administrative :ind
billeting area. The associated trackage indicates
that one area appears primarily associated with
the artillery facility while the other two appear
Railroad Service
:\ single rail spur ervestheentire installa-
tion. A siding from ? he spur serves a power
plant and the vehicle maintenance and storage
facility. The presence of off-loading facilities
is suggested but cannot he confirmed.
Rood Service
:\ probable hard surface, all-weather read
connects the install atien with points north and
south Gong the rail line. Secondary roads and
improved trails connct t the surrounding ,irca.
Aircraft Landing Strips
"111e nearest air f:acil?ity' is at Horzv.a
23% I lh-31l.t 57 kin nnrth_.a.a.
Administrative and Tioop Housing Areas
Area I)1 has 23 h.rjr.icks, 13 small support
rnore~i closely related to the tricked vehicle
activity
1~1,c Lit ion also includes a P01 , storage
area of nine large tanks, three of which are
burie