2 r 2299H'4a CLASSIFICATION I 11 5 OFFICIALS ONLYV CENTRAL INTELLIGENIC AGENCY 25x1 INFORMATION REPORT Approved For Release 20057 1 713 COUNTRY as DATE 0m 23 July 1m SUBJECT mm on Haul Intel-lotion N0 OF PAGES 4 1 Ray Du Parado in Vladivostok 2 Ships and Installationo in Vladivootok Harbor l l FLA - - ow 40482 mu mo mm- I LIBRARY T0 Lil L'Z f il 53 manor AFFECTIIS BEICISE 3 IF WE mus mnnu Till 0' mum SD THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION FOR THE RESEARCH USE OF TRAINEE INTELLIGENCF J I C II on IS IESNDID OI nsvzumcm II II All anltl In All unoumomzeo FIRSOI II 5 ll 0 In Oll- - Hm II com o nil Hill II ammo a'n Ill 'i lm IV Till - ELMMAMLM 25x1 1 A total or about sixty-1'1 or oovontr trnoto participant in tho Hay Day parade 25 in 01 than the great IoJoritr uoro ton vhoolod Studobnkor typo trucks and about trout vol-o of tho local 1930 lord typo Tho fifty truck 25 loading tho pondo ooro filled with Iootly young ohildron 25 2 Poroonnol participating in tho actual minim count m borod 6 800 25x1 Th1- count oxolmoo unitary unito in tho parado and poroonnol can-lad in tho h ucko 25 Military unito marching in tho psi-ado mo no follow a Sovontooa naval unito ouch of nino rook-o and eight loo 25x1 b Sovon am unito coo-mood of ton rub and oight filoo Tho cont of nnito oboorvod ohonld ho oonoidorod oo conservative 25x1 since only unito actually o luorvod mo oomtod Alon in oomo tho unito ooro approximtoly toico tho also notot show 25 4 Snon ontminoo mo tn the ohannol of tho Goldon Born 0 form- 25x1 were of tho largo I Throo omllor subliminal you dormitoly idontifiod no the many typo I r 3 5 and is okotohod below to 4 17 4k - - Lmd mLJ-y 1r 1' 1- g ig i zz g Ei sea CLASSIFICATION mom com 334 3310 3 on Ema mm osna I DISTRIBUTION I lam lem- I J __J 4i Jo Approved For Release 2006f11i13 - Approved For'Release 200611 1 13 sooner common 25x1 u s momma om Germ IETEILIGEHCE some 'i eo naval vessels were noted in the harbor One was a warship with a transom stern a single Japanese type raked stack and two five inch turrets aft one behind the other There was no designation marked at any place on the after portion of the ship 'I'ho other vessel was a floating machine ohm similar to those used by the 11 5 amphibious forces It was of the barge tyne with vertical steel plate bulkheads rising from the main deck of the barge and broken only by ventilation holes approximately eight inches square 25x1 6 a Ostrov blinker 11g is located on this island There are also three radio-type masts one of which appeared to be radar equipment with screens perpendicular to the meet There are a lighthouse and too or three structures similar to barracks on the island Smite rising from at least six etacks behind the range of hills indicates the presence of eeme induetrial installations in that area -3 a radio nest is in evidence on this Jntting point a trench or emplacement in the form or an extended semi-circle fifteento twenty feet in diameter is located at this point A dirt parapet about three feet in height and three feet in width extends around the emplacement o The boxes indicate two heavy etructures apparently mode of concrete with seni- epherioal roofs One is about twenty feet high and the other is smaller These structures together with two nearby houses are visible both from seaward and from behind the peninsula Two enplaoenonts possibhr of con icts are located here with two tour-man tents nearby The enplaoenents appear to be able to accomdete 40m guns A radio nest is erected here with a temporary wooden structure located nearby 31 Four oil tanks are located Just behind the Jutting point shown here They are about twenty feet high and tweniw fi-re feet in diameter with seventy-five oil drone fifty five gallon nearby 1 An oil tanker of the small coastal type was docked here at the time of obse ation a catwalk alongside extended from amidshipo to a point about fifty feet inland J Four barrow-type structures have been built at this point one of the-m obviously new is of bright red brick Located on the top of the hill at this point are a small house a meet as indicated and a canola-like structure about twenty feet high of which the ccpola takes up about ten feet The cupole is apparently by supporting members extending from the base of the cnpolo to the apex On this point are six round roofed structures apparently of concrete each about fifteen to tweet- 1r feet high and thirty root in length They are camouflaged in green and arranged in a line running northwest by southeast separated only by a narrow passageway from each other More buildinaend equipment at this point are camouflaged in the some green color as the buildings noted in paragraph 1 An enact description or the equipment here is not poeeible due to difficulties of observation n Hero ship was picked up by an armed PC-type vessel with a gun mounted forward of the superstructure The forward third of the hell of this craft was 25x1 painted black and the after portions grey Irho only apparent signal was the hoisting of a yellow pennant on the port yardarn of source's ship About one 25x1 hundred yards further along the channel ehip was picked up by a PT boat painted green and followed for fitter to enmity-five yards Approved For Release 2006 13 U s OFFIcnca on Approved For Release 2006 13 CIA-RDP83-OD415R001100030027-6 sooner cosmos 25x1 0 s arrows on comma INTELLIGHRGE manor o Dotted lines indicate the course of light inland tug pulling a barge loaded with four oil storage tanks apparently new 13 Dotted lines indicate the course of a ship first appearing to he a cargo ship but later observed to be armed with four three-inch fifty caliber guns two forward oneh bove and behind the other and two aft of the superstructure in corresponding positions This ship in apparently a naval auxiliary draft since she is painted in the some grey color however no markings were visible on the hull q About one hundred yards from thewater's edge is a very active area of railroad sidinge filled with be care and flat cars About two hundred yards from the tip of the peninsula is a cooling base for ships with an overhead travelling crane with a runway of seventy five to one hundred yards r In this navel anchorage and wharfege were noted the following vessels from treat to east 1 naval transport vessel 1 navy oiler 3 PG type craft Flat stack aft of superstructure Single gun mounted toward 7 DE- type craft with cutting prow and raked hull 4 destroyers with Japaneektype single raked stack aft and a five-inch gun turret mounted forward e Here were noted four destroyers of the type mentioned in paragraph r t Dotted lines indicate the course of a oergo vessel which appeared to be about half loaded 7 In all thirty thee cargo result were noted the majority lying within the Golden Horn or in the close Vicinity These included 3 seagoing tankers 25x1 3 barkentinee said to be used as trainirg ships for midshipuen a petrol bests including twcoest Guard picket type boats and six Pi' boats 25x1 The PT boats still had radar sets and 19 naval warshipsj l 8 30 channel been or markers were observed 9 The names of the following ships were observed I or mam 4 Soagoing 011 1' running down by the stem Apparently empw with after tanks filled for better weigh 113 130 largo ship Cargo ship mm Cargo ship SHEAR Cargo ship 52m Cargo ship UZBEK Cargo ship This ship instead of hating the English translation listed below the mission name had ml written in Roman lettels below the Russian 003mm cargo ship A re ed For Release 200 H1113 pp seem corner ms OFFICIALS arm Approved For'Release 2006l11i13 CIA-RDP83-OO415RUO1100030027-6 - 0 5 OHICIALS ONLY 25 IMLIMIGE mar -4- 25x1 PM a we Po mum-a 6 - 11 location of installation 25x1 25x1 2 4 $9439 Viv W h Sg f LilA i A 4 I mm oonmh - v 3 omoma an Approved For Release 2006l11l13 This document is from the holdings of The National Security Archive Suite 701 Gelman Library The George Washington University 2130 H Street NW Washington D C 20037 Phone 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