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... what U.S.S.R. Foreign Ministry called "schizophrenic" gunman, Soyuz IV and V Cosmonauts Vladimir Shatalov , Boris Volynov , Yevgeny Khrunov, and Aleksey Yeliseyev flew from Baikonur Space Center, Kazakhstan, to Moscow ...

... was signed by Cosmonauts Gherman S. Titov , Andrian G. Nikolayev , Aleksei Leonov , Georgy Beregovoy , and Vladimir Shatalov . ''(W Post, 5/28/69, A13)'' International comment on NASA's Apollo 10 mission: U ...

... A. McDivitt , David R. Scott , and Russell L. Schweickart and Cosmonauts Aleksey S. Yeliseyev and Vladimir Shatalov and wives developed from brief technical exchange into what U.S. officials called an epic ...

... wives and three of their children, as well " as the director of cosmonaut training, Gen. Vladimir Shatalov, plus a support staff and Soviet journalists. The Apollo-Soyuz crews had completed a 2 ...

... . Recalling the failure of the automatic docking system in August 1974, CSM quoted Maj. Gen. Vladimir Shatalov-head of the cosmonaut group-as saying that the Soyuz was being developed as a ...

... USSR in space beginning in 1978, the official Soviet news agency Tass announced. Lt. Gen. Vladimir Shatalov , chief of training for the cosmonaut program, said that timing of such flights would depend ...

... until 12 hr afterwards, a delay suggesting some difficulty in locating the capsule. Lt. Gen. Vladimir Shatalov , director of cosmonaut training, said that helicopter and amphibious craft had aided the recovery. Residents ...

... /AUGUST 1986''' - INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION - NEW INITIATIVES IN SPACE R.R. Colin 282 - SOVIET SPACE COOPERATION Vladimir Shatalov 289 - UP-DATE USA - Shuttle Inquiry 291 - EUROPEAN RENDEZVOUS 294 - SOVIET SCENE 296 - INTERNATIONAL - Space ...

... . Guide for visit arranged by Soviet Novosti News Agency was Soyuz Cosmonaut Vladimir A. Shatalov , chief of cosmonaut training. Shatalov said U.S.S.R. did not announce space mission dates "because we ... in meteorology and medicine, which are professions necessary on the orbital stations." From descriptions by Shatalov and Cosmonaut-engineer Aleksey S. Yeliseyev , Wilford had constructed outline of preparations for Soviet space ...

... from the Soviet Nauka I Zhin, U.S.S.R. Chief of Cosmonaut Training Vladimir A. Shatalov confirmed Soviet interest in a reusable space vehicle. Although "the future of cosmonautics is largely ... that in the not-so-distant future aviation and cosmonautics would "draw appreciably closer together." Shatalov said Soviet and U.S. scientists had already made important high-altitude and highspeed experiments ...

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