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... to listen to Apollo 10 Mission Audio T+06.27 through T+07.03 May 18 1969''' File:Apollo10690518-062700-070300.mp4 On second day, first midcourse maneuver was ... Concorde into operation and plans were under way to set up worldwide logistics support for Tu-144. DOT officials said West would be watching closely to see whether U.S.S ... 1969 14 May 15 1969 15 May 16 1969 16 May 17 1969 17 May 18 1969 18 May 19 1969 19 May 20 1969 20 May 21 1969 21 May 22 ...
... get the job done. . . . The unit cost of high performance aircraft has increased tenfold every 18 years." Avionics was factor in driving up cost of new aircraft systems. F-111D included ... Soviet supersonic aircraft. Tupolev had carried on work of his father Andrey N. Tupolev on Tu-144. Earlier applications had been filed for Soviet patents and other American patents were pending ... 1972 14 Jul 15 1972 15 Jul 16 1972 16 Jul 17 1972 17 Jul 18 1972 18 Jul 19 1972 19 Jul 20 1972 20 Jul 21 1972 21 Jul 22 ...
... Tu-95s had flown off U.S. East Coast for past several years, they had not taken off from Cuba, flown mission, and then returned to Cuba before. ''(Av Wk, 9/18/72, 11)'' September 18-21: Twentieth International Congress of Aviation and Space Medicine was held in Nice, France ... 1972 14 Sep 15 1972 15 Sep 16 1972 16 Sep 17 1972 17 Sep 18 1972 18 Sep 19 1972 19 Sep 20 1972 20 Sep 21 1972 21 Sep 22 ...
... instrumentation performed satisfactorily. ''(NASA Rpt SRL)'' Informed sources reported that U.S.S.R.'s Tu-144 supersonic transport would not be ready for the Paris International Air Show in May ... before the Anglo-French Concorde and US. SST, according to AP. First test flight of Tu-144 would be in late 1967. ''(AP, NYT, 4/19/67,73)'' April 1967 April ... 1967 14 Apr 15 1967 15 Apr 16 1967 16 Apr 17 1967 17 Apr 18 1967 18 Apr 19 1967 19 Apr 20 1967 20 Apr 21 1967 21 Apr 22 ...
... tours, reducing lighting, and rescheduling visitor tours. ''(KSC Release 284-73)'' December 18-26: The U.S.S.R. launched Soyuz 13 carrying cosmonauts Maj. Pyotr Klimuk (commander) and Valentin Lebedev (flight ... Kohoutek as it approached the sun. The Western press reported that Soyuz 13 was the same kind of modified Soyuz capsule as would be used for the U.S.-U.S.S ... 51.6° inclination. At 5:30 pm Moscow time (9:30 am EST) Soyuz 13 had made 18 orbits of earth. The cosmonauts reported they had adjusted to weightlessness and were carrying ...
... engineer (Soyuz 33) -- Russian cosmonaut Roman Romanenko, flight engineer (Soyuz 33) -- NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy , flight engineer (Soyuz 34) -- Russian cosmonaut Pavel Vinogradov , flight engineer (Soyuz 34) -- Russian cosmonaut Alexander Misurkin , flight engineer (Soyuz 34 ... commander (Soyuz 34) -- Russian cosmonaut Alexander Misurkin , flight engineer (Soyuz 34) -- NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy , flight engineer (Soyuz 34) -- NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg , flight engineer (Soyuz 35) -- Russian cosmonaut Maxim Suraev , flight engineer (Soyuz 35 ...
... 18-Dec. 1: U.S. flight crews for the July 1975 U.S.-U.S.S.R. Apollo Soyuz Test Project mission visited the U.S.S.ft. for familiarization with the Soyuz ... training, said the U.S.S.R. planned further manned space flights-individual Soyuz missions and linkups of Soyuz with ,the Salyut orbital platform-before the joint U.S.- U.S.S.R. mission. Stafford told newsmen he was completely satisfied that the Soyuz would be "a great ship to fly." He said there would be two joint training ...
... the mounting bogie. Image:SoyuzTransporter2.jpg Transportation of the Soyuz launch vehicle with the Soyuz spacecraft to the launching area. Image:Soyuzonpad.jpg Soyuz launch vehicle ready for launch. Image:Soyuzpad.jpg The ... Soyuz launch vehicle launch. Image:Soyuzinflight.jpg The Soyuz launch vehicle flight. Image:Soyuzlandingschematic.jpg Operation of the Soyuz spacecraft landing complex. Image:Soyuztouchdown.jpg The Soyuz descent vehicle landing. Image:Soyuzreentry.jpg The Soyuz ...
... its borders, Washington Post reported U.S. sources had said. Aircraft was copy of Soviet Tu-16 Badger in service with Soviet air force since 1955. Production versions of first jet ... by high-flying U.S. reconnaissance craft, "either satellites or U2s." '' (Getler, W Post, 9/18/70, A1)'' August 1970 August September 1970 September Sep 1 1970 1 Sep 2 1970 ... 1970 14 Sep 15 1970 15 Sep 16 1970 16 Sep 17 1970 17 Sep 18 1970 18 Sep 19 1970 19 Sep 20 1970 20 Sep 21 1970 21 Sep 22 ...
... was made by U.S. and Soviet flight controllers rehearsing for the July 1975 Apollo Soyuz Test Project mission. Procedures for interfacing voice, video, teletype, and telex facsimile between the two ... were checked out. A 10-hr procedural simulation of the launches of the Apollo and Soyuz spacecraft, with exchange of status reports and data on spacecraft position, was held at JSC ... and both Apollo and Soyuz crews in late March 1975. ''(JSC Release 74-275; Chriss, LA Times, 24 Dec 74, 8; JSC PIO, interview, 15 Sept 75)'' 18 December-6 January 1975 ...

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