SOVIET NAVAL BASES AND SHIPYARDS, PACIFIC OCEAN FLEET, PART I

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• Document Creation Date: December 28, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 30, 2003
• Sequence Number: 4
• Publication Date: March 1, 1968
• Content Type: REPORT

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These reports are part of a continuing series of Photographic
Interpretation Briefs on Soviet Naval Bases and Shipyards,
Pacific Ocean Fleet, Part 1, initially disseminated as
March 1968.
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INTRODUCTION
This is the third of a series of Photographic Interpretation Briefs covering Soviet naval
bases and shipyards in the Pacific Ocean Fleet region. This particular publication encompasses
southeastern Siberia and Sakhalin Island. All naval facilities and all shipyards or boatyards
which appear to be capable of building or repairing PT or greater size vessels are included in
this study.
These brief reports are designed to provide basic facility inventory information in a pre-
scribed geographic area. Previously published detailed NPIC studies of certain significant targets
within the area are not superseded by this series.
Each brief will contain identification and reference data, a brief summary of facilities, an
annotated photograph, and a locator map of the installation.
Additional groups, which will be published later for incorporation into this basic document,
will be accompanied by an updated introduction and index. The final group will contain a
complete index and area locator map.
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Blagoveshchensk KGB Base
Bukhta Abrek Naval Base Promyslovka
Dunay Naval Missile Storage
Dunay Naval Storage Depot, Putyatina Island
Khabarovsk Naval Ammunition Depot Osipovskiy Harbor North
Khabarovsk Naval Base Ostrov Zayachiy
Khabarovsk Naval Headquarters Amur River Flotilla
Khabarovsk Naval Ship Repair Yard Amurflot
Khabarovsk Shipyard Amur Arutozat 876
Khabarovsk Shipyard Osipovskiy Kirov 368
Khabarovsk Shipyard Ussuri South
Khabarovsk Shipyard Zayachiy
Komsomolsk Shipyard Amur 199
Nakhodka Petroleum Products Storage
Nakhodka Shipyard
Nakhodka Ship Repair Yard
Petrovka Shipyard
Sovetskaya Gavan Missile Patrol Boat Base
Sovetskaya Gavan Naval Base and Shipyard 263
Sovetskaya Gavan Naval Facility Bukhta Severnaya
Sovetskaya Gavan Naval Storage Depot
Sovetskaya GavanNaval Torpedo Depot PUG
Sovetskaya Gavan Petroleum Storage Rybkino North UG
Sovetskaya Gavan Petroleum Storage Rybkino South PUG
Sovetskaya Gavan Reserve Fleet Base
Sovetskaya Gavan Shipyard 1
Sovetskaya Gavan Submarine Base
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Vladimir Submarine Base
Vladimir Torpedo Boat Base
Vladivostok/Bukhta Patrokl Seaplane Station
Vladivostok Missile Patrol Boat Base
Vladivostok Naval Base Bukhta Novik
Vladivostok Naval Base Bukhta Paris
Vladivostok Naval Base and Shipyard 202
Vladivostok Petroleum Storage Mys Lagernyy
Vladivostok Shipyard Bukhta Diomid
Vladivostok Ship Repair Yard
Vladivostok Shipyard Ulis (Bystry)
Vladivostok Submarine Base Bukhta Ulisa
Zaliv Strelik Naval Missiles Storage Pavlovskogo
Zaliv Strelik Submarine Base Pavlovskogo
Zaliv Vladimira Port Facilities
Zaliv Vostok Naval Base Livadiya
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On the south shore of Bukhta Severnaya on the SW tip of Minchakova
Peninsula, 2.5 nm SE of Pyatisotka.
Facilities at this base include an offshore wharf, 2 quays, 3 piers,
1 hangar, 6 storage/repairways (on former seaplane ramp), a large shop, 5
barracks, a steamplant, a probable messhall, 2 secured storage buildings, 5
storage buildings, and several support buildings.
An associated open storage area for crates is located in the SW sector
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A small walled facility at the west tip of the base contains a drive-
through, multistory building, 3 support buildings, and an open storage area.
A rail-served naval pier is located 4.6 nm NNE which may be used for ammunition
loading or staging for missile boats.
Order of battle observed consists of OSA PTFG, Komar PTG, P-6 PT, and
probable STYX missile crates.
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On the west shore of Bukhta Severnaya, 1.9 r. ESE of Pyatisotka.
Facilities at this small minesweeper base cc)sist of an off-shore
tir?f +(pontoons ), an L-head pier, an administrati.or. building, a barracks,
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On the north shore of Bukhta Severnaya, 2.1 r. east of Pyatisotka.
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~?.:)rizontal tanks, 8 storage buildings, 3 probable bur"ered builcinas, 3
!mall si.nport buildings, a pump house, and a pier.
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