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| STS-63 | February 3, 1995 (05:22 GMT) |
February 11, 1995 (11:51 GMT) |
Commander: James Wetherbee (3rd Flight) (NASA Group 10) |
USA | M | Perigee: 394 km Apogee: 394 km Inclination: 51.6° 129 orbits 1 spacewalk |
| Pilot: Eileen Collins (1st Flight) (NASA Group 13) |
USA | F | ||||
| Launch Pad 39B Kennedy Space Center, Florida |
22nd landing at Kennedy Space Center, Florida (Runway 15) |
Mission Specialist 1: Bernard Harris (2nd Flight) (NASA Group 13) |
USA | M | ||
| Mission Specialist 2: Michael Foale (3rd Flight) (NASA Group 12) |
USA | M | ||||
| Space Shuttle Discovery (OV-103) (20th Mission) |
Mir Rendezvous (Closest Approach) February 6, 1995 (19:23 GMT) |
Mission Specialist 3: Janice Voss (2nd Flight) (NASA Group 13) |
USA | F | Time 8 days 6 hours 28 minutes |
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| Mission Specialist 4: Vladimir Titov (3rd Flight) (TsPK Detachment - Group 6) |
Russia | M | ||||
| Backup Mission Specialist 4: Sergei Krikalyov | Russia | M | ||||
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| STS-67 | March 2, 1995 (06:38 GMT) |
March 18, 1995 (21:47 GMT) |
Commander: Stephen Oswald (3rd Flight) (NASA Group 11) |
USA | M | Perigee: 346 km Apogee: 346 km Inclination: 28.45° 262 orbits |
| Pilot: William Gregory (1st Flight) (NASA Group 13) |
USA | M | ||||
| Mission Specialist 1: John Grunsfeld (1st Flight) (NASA Group 14) |
USA | M | ||||
| Mission Specialist 2: Wendy Lawrence (1st Flight) (NASA Group 14) |
USA | F | ||||
| Mission Specialist 3: Tamara Jernigan (3rd Flight) (NASA Group 11) |
USA | F | ||||
| Space Shuttle Endeavour (OV-105) (8th Mission) |
Launch Pad 39A Kennedy Space Center, Florida |
44th landing at Edwards Air Force Base, California (Runway 22) |
Payload Specialist 1: Samuel Durrance (2rd Flight) (NASA Payload Specialist for Astro-2) |
USA | M | Time 16 days 15 hours 8 minutes |
| Payload Specialist 2: Ronald Parise (2rd Flight) (NASA Payload Specialist for Astro-2) |
USA | M | ||||
| Backup Payload Specialist: Scott Vangen | USA | M | ||||
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| Soyuz TM-21 (7K-STM #70) |
March 14, 1995 (06:11 GMT) |
September 11, 1995 (06:52 GMT) |
Commander: Vladimir Dezhurov (1st Flight) (TsPK Detachment - Group 8) (Down - STS-71) (115 days 8 hours 43 minutes) |
Russia | M | Perigee: 201 km Apogee: 247 km Inclination: 51.6° 2,822 orbits 5 spacewalks |
| Flight Engineer: Gennadi Strekalov (5th Flight) (TsKBEM Detachment - Group 3) (Down - STS-71) (115 days 8 hours 43 minutes) |
Russia | M | ||||
| Site-1 (Launch Pad 5) Baikonur Cosmodrome |
108 km NE of Arkalyk (50° 41' N, 68° 15' E) |
Researcher: Norman Thagard (5th Flight) (NASA Group 8 - NASA 1 Mission) (Down - STS-71) (115 days 8 hours 43 minutes) |
USA | M | ||
| Docked with Mir March 16, 1995 (07:45 GMT) (Kvant) |
Undocked from Mir September 11, 1995 (03:30 GMT) (Kvant) |
1st Backup Crew: Anatoli Soloviyov | Russia | M | Time 181 days 0 hours 41 minutes |
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| 1st Backup Crew: Nikolai Budarin | Russia | M | ||||
| 1st Backup Crew: Bonnie Dunbar | USA | F | ||||
| Launch Vehicle Soyuz-U2 |
Undocked to Film the STS-71 Undocking July 4, 1995 (10:55 GMT - 11:38 GMT) (Kvant to Kvant) |
2nd Backup Crew: Yuri Onufriyenko | Russia | M | ||
| 2nd Backup Crew: Aleksandr Poleshchuk | Russia | M | ||||
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| Spektr (77KSO #173-01) |
May 20, 1995 (03:33 GMT) |
March 23, 2001 (05:59 GMT) |
Spektr (Mir space station module) |
Russia | Perigee: 221 km Apogee: 335 km Inclination: 51.6° 33,473 orbits |
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| Launch Vehicle Proton-K #378-01 |
Site-81L (Launch Pad 23) Baikonur Cosmodrome |
Docked with Mir June 1, 1995 (00:56 GMT) (Forward Port) |
Transfer to the lower lateral port June 3, 1995 |
Time 2,134 days 2 hours |
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| STS-71 | June 27, 1995 (19:32 GMT) |
July 7, 1995 (14:54 GMT) |
Commander: Robert Gibson (5th Flight) (NASA Group 8) |
USA | M | Perigee: 315 km Apogee: 315 km Inclination: 51.6° 153 orbits |
| Pilot: Charles Precourt (2nd Flight) (NASA Group 13) |
USA | M | ||||
| Mission Specialist 1: Ellen Baker (3rd Flight) (NASA Group 10) |
USA | F | ||||
| Mission Specialist 2: Gregory Harbaugh (3rd Flight) (NASA Group 12) |
USA | M | ||||
| Mission Specialist 3: Bonnie Dunbar (4th Flight) (NASA Group 9) |
USA | F | ||||
| Launch Pad 39A Kennedy Space Center, Florida |
23rd landing at Kennedy Space Center, Florida (Runway 15) |
Mir EO-19 Commander: Anatoli Soloviyov (4th Flight) (TsPK Detachment - Group 6) (Down - Soyuz TM-21) (75 days 11 hours 20 minutes) |
Russia | M | Mir EO-19 Crew 3 spacewalks |
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| Space Shuttle Atlantis (OV-104) (14th Mission) |
Docked with Mir June 29, 1995 (13:00 GMT) (Kristall) |
Undocked from Mir July 4, 1995 (11:09 GMT) (Kristall) |
Mir EO-19 Flight Engineer: Nikolai Budarin (1st Flight) (NPOE Detachment - Group 9) (Down - Soyuz TM-21) (75 days 11 hours 20 minutes) |
Russia | M | Time 9 days 19 hours 22 minutes |
| Mir EO-19 Backup Crew: Yuri Onufriyenko | Russia | M | ||||
| Mir EO-19 Backup Crew: Yuri Usachyov | Russia | M | ||||
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| STS-70 | July 13, 1995 (13:41 GMT) |
July 22, 1995 (12:02 GMT) |
Commander: Terence Henricks (3rd Flight) (NASA Group 11) |
USA | M | Perigee: 296 km Apogee: 296 km Inclination: 28.45° 143 orbits |
| Pilot: Kevin Kregel (1st Flight) (NASA Group 14) |
USA | M | ||||
| Mission Specialist 1: Donald Thomas (2nd Flight) (NASA Group 13) |
USA | M | ||||
| Space Shuttle Discovery (OV-103) (21st Mission) |
Launch Pad 39B Kennedy Space Center, Florida |
24th landing at Kennedy Space Center, Florida (Runway 15) |
Mission Specialist 2: Nancy Currie (2nd Flight) (NASA Group 13) |
USA | F | Time 8 days 22 hours 20 minutes |
| Mission Specialist 3: Mary Ellen Weber (1st Flight) (NASA Group 14) |
USA | F | ||||
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| Soyuz TM-22 (7K-STM #71) |
September 3, 1995 (09:00 GMT) |
February 29, 1996 (10:42 GMT) |
Commander: Yuri Gidzenko (1st Flight) (TsPK Detachment - Group 8) |
Russia | M | Perigee: 199 km Apogee: 236 km Inclination: 51.6° 2,833 orbits 3 spacewalks |
| Flight Engineer: Sergei Avdeyev (2nd Flight) (NPOE Detachment - Group 8) |
Russia | M | ||||
| Site-1 (Launch Pad 5) Baikonur Cosmodrome |
105 km NE of Arkalyk (51° 18' N, 67° 27' E) |
Researcher: Thomas Reiter (1st Flight) (ESA Group 2 - Euromir '95 Mission) |
Germany | M | ||
| Launch Vehicle Soyuz-U2 |
Docked with Mir September 5, 1995 (10:29 GMT) (Forward Port) |
Undocked from Mir February 29, 1996 (07:20 GMT) (Forward Port) |
Backup Crew: Gennadi Manakov | Russia | M | Time 179 days 1 hour 41 minutes |
| Backup Crew: Pavel Vinogradov | Russia | M | ||||
| Backup Crew: Christer Fuglesang | Sweden | M | ||||
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| STS-69 | September 7, 1995 (15:09 GMT) |
September 18, 1995 (11:37 GMT) |
Commander: David Walker (4th Flight) (NASA Group 8) |
USA | M | Perigee: 305 km Apogee: 305 km Inclination: 28.4° 171 orbits 1 spacewalk |
| Pilot: Kenneth Cockrell (2nd Flight) (NASA Group 13) |
USA | M | ||||
| Mission Specialist 1: James Voss (3rd Flight) (NASA Group 12) |
USA | M | ||||
| Space Shuttle Endeavour (OV-105) (9th Mission) |
Launch Pad 39A Kennedy Space Center, Florida |
25th landing at Kennedy Space Center, Florida (Runway 33) |
Mission Specialist 2: James Newman (2nd Flight) (NASA Group 13) |
USA | M | Time 10 days 20 hours 28 minutes |
| Mission Specialist 3: Michael Gernhardt (1st Flight) (NASA Group 14) |
USA | M | ||||
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| STS-73 | October 20, 1995 (13:53 GMT) |
November 5, 1995 (11:45 GMT) |
Commander: Kenneth Bowersox (3rd Flight) (NASA Group 12) |
USA | M | Perigee: 278 km Apogee: 278 km Inclination: 39° 256 orbits |
| Pilot: Kent Rominger (1st Flight) (NASA Group 14) |
USA | M | ||||
| Mission Specialist 1: Catherine Coleman (1st Flight) (NASA Group 14) |
USA | F | ||||
| Mission Specialist 2: Michael Lopez-Alegria (1st Flight) (NASA Group 14) |
USA | M | ||||
| Mission Specialist 3: Kathryn Thornton (4th Flight) (NASA Group 10) |
USA | F | ||||
| Space Shuttle Columbia (OV-102) (18th Mission) |
Launch Pad 39B Kennedy Space Center, Florida |
26th land at Kennedy Space Center, Florida (Runway 33) |
Payload Specialist 1: Fred Leslie (1st Flight) (NASA Payload Specialist for USML-2) |
USA | M | Time 15 days 21 hours 52 minutes |
| Payload Specialist 2: Albert Sacco (1st Flight) (NASA Payload Specialist for USML-2) |
USA | M | ||||
| Backup Payload Specialist: Ray Holt | USA | M | ||||
| Backup Payload Specialist: David Matthiesen | USA | M | ||||
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| STS-74 | November 12, 1995 (12:30 GMT) |
November 20, 1995 (17:01 GMT) |
Commander: Kenneth Cameron (3rd Flight) (NASA Group 10) |
USA | M | Perigee: 394 km Apogee: 394 km Inclination: 51.6° 129 orbits |
| Pilot: James Halsell (2nd Flight) (NASA Group 13) |
USA | M | ||||
| Launch Pad 39A Kennedy Space Center, Florida |
27th landing at Kennedy Space Center, Florida (Runway 33) |
Mission Specialist 1: Chris Hadfield (1st Flight) (CSA Group 2) (NASA Group 14) |
Canada | M | ||
| Mission Specialist 2: Jerry Ross (5th Flight) (NASA Group 9) |
USA | M | ||||
| Space Shuttle Atlantis (OV-104) (15th Mission) |
Docked with Mir November 15, 1995 (06:27 GMT) (Kristall) |
Undocked from Mir November 18, 1995 (08:15 GMT) (Kristall) |
Mission Specialist 3: William McArthur (2nd Flight) (NASA Group 13) |
USA | M | Time 8 days 4 hours 1 minute |
| Backup Mission Specialist 1: Marc Garneau | Canada | M | ||||
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