1. NAVY RADIO STATIONS IN VICINITY OF GDYNIA 2. REDLOWO DEFENSES

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• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 30, 2006
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• Publication Date: August 11, 1952
• Content Type: REPORT

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11 August 1952
25X1 SUBJECT 1. Navy Radio Stations in Vicinity of Gdynia NO. OF PAGES 1
2. Redlowo Defenses
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1. In the Gdynia region the Polish Navy possessed the following radio stations:
a.. ~Tel:ltkowo. station; used for communications with Warsaw.
b. d'eli.tkowo station; used for communications with Oksywie.
c. Oksywi_e station; used for communications with naval units at sea.
d.. Redlowo station; used for communications with Hel.
e. uel station; used for communications with Redlowo and Oksywie.
2. The radio station at Redlowo was in the barrack grounds of the coastal artillery
battery of Redlowo and was subordinate to the commanding officer of this battery.
Its calling sign. was WIR. The station used an aerial 38 m. long, placed at a
height of 20 m. Its counterpart also measured 38 m. All communications
were in code (groups of numbers); messages which had already been coded were
always handed by the code officer to the station. The code was called T 4+5
and consisted of a code proper and a key which was changed every four or
five days.
each.
the coastal artillery battery at Redlowol 25X1
The battery had 12 Soviet guns set up on concrete gun positions in four groups
of threes. Close to the guns were underground ammunition shelters. The
ammunition was passed from the shelter to the gun by hand. The command post
of the battery was connected with each one of the groups by separate telephone
lines.. The commanding officer's observation post had a range finder of Soviet
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25X1 1. reported the existence of six 125 mm. electrically
operated guns and confirms the existence of the range finder; The coastal
artillery battery is supposedly commanded by Lieutenant Commander Rychel.
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