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26. (Continued) three remaining possibilities are: SS-N-l-+ a destroyer-launched cruise anti- | ‘ship homing missile launched from © 30 foot inclined rails:. With : destroyer radar, the effective. sys+ tem range 1s 20 to 30 nm, With the assistance of an air controller, the system range can be extended to 130: nm. This system could be installed at a shore site. SS-N-Z-- a Komar class patrol craft~launched eruise anti-ship homing missile, launched from inclined rails 25 to 30 feet long. With the Komar radar, the effective system range is 10 to 15 nm, This system could also be installed at a shore site. Eight KOMARS have been transferred to Cuba. §S-C-l-- the "missile-in-a-bottle", first shown in the 1961 Moscow 7 November parade, This missile is launched from an inclined ramp within a tube mounted on a large four axle truck, We know nothing of its guidance system, The missile probably has a range of about 150 nm, but pos- sibly it could be as much as 300 nm, This system could be installed at a fixed site. 5. Although none of the known Soviet cruise missile systems precisely fit the facility at Banes, we believe. it is more likely that the site is for a short range 25-30 NM missile system. The Whiff radar ‘seen at the site has not been noted with known cruise missile systems but could be used for target acquisition in this instal- lation, If the missile has an inertial guidance system and a means of target acquisition, the range of the mis- sile at the Banes site could be-extended to a range of about 130 nm,