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This is National Intelligence Estimate 11-5-61, Soviet Technical Capabilities in Guided Missiles and Space Vehicles. It was submitted by the Director of Central Intelligence and concurred in by the United States Intelligence Board on 25 April 1961. The estimate assesses Soviet surface-to-air, antimissile, air-to-air, air-to-surface, ballistic, ICBM, naval and space programs. It concludes that the first Soviet ICBM unit was probably operational around 1 January 1960. It also says there is no evidence the Soviets are developing offensive space weapons. It contains no UFO material.
“Kapustin Yar”16 pages
6-00278407 TOP SECRET UST OF FIGURES Following page 1. USSR: Missile Test Ranges 8 2. Surface-to-Air Missile Complex at Kapustin Yar 12 3. Surface-to-Air Guided Missile Sites in the Moscow Area 12 4. Typical SA-1 Guided Missile Site in the Moscow Area 12 5. SA-1 Missile System (including V-301 missile) 12 6. USSR: Oblique Drawing of the Istra Guided Missile Support 12 Facility 7. Typical SA-2 Missile System Site (Stalingrad, USSR) 12 8. Typical SA-2 Missile System Equipment Layout (Glau, East 12 Germany) 9. Fruit Set Fire Control Radar 12 10. Spoon Rest Acquisition Radar 12 11. SA-2 Missile System (including Guideline Missile) 12 12. Field Type SA-2 Support Facility (Ladeburg, East Germany) 12 13. Permanent SA-2 Support Facility Layout (Kuybyshev, USSR) 12 14. Launch Sites for SA-3 Missile System (Kapustin Yar Missile 12 Test Range) 15. Sary Sha:gan Antimissile Defense Test Center 16 16. 500 Foot Antenna, Sary Shagan Radar Site No. 2 16 17. 900 Foot Building, Sary Shagan Radar Site No. 1 16 18. 54 Foot Diameter Dish, Sary Shagan Instrumentation Sites 16 Nos. 3 and 10 19. 110 Foot Dome, Sary Shagan Instrumentation Site No. 6 16 20. Missile Launch Complex B, Sary Shagan 16 21. Kamchatka Peninsula ICBM Impact Area 16 22. Kapustin Yar-Vladimirovka Missile Test Center 23 23. Training Launch Area, Complex G, Kapustin Yar 23 24. SS-1 Surface-to-Surface Missile (SCUD) 23 25. SS-3 Surface-to-Surface Missile (SHYSTER) 23 26. SS-4 Surface-to-Surface Missile 23 27. Tyuratam Missile Launching Complex 30 28. Launch Area A, Tyuratam 30 29. Possible Configuration of Completed Launch Area C, 30 Tyuratam 30. Krupnyy and Kildin Class DDG's 33 31. Osa and Komar Class PG's 33 32. Modified "Z" Class Submarine 33 33. Soviet "G" Class Submarine 33 34. Early Soviet Earth Satellites 45 35. Soviet Lunar Probes 45 36. Sputnik V Escape Capsule 45 TOP SECRET
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is under it. 101 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.