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   14-th Volynov
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   18-th Kubasov
   19-th Filipchenko
   20-th Volkov
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   22-d Sevastyanov


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First Cosmonauts

Shatalov Vladimir Aleksandrovich

1968. Moscow. "Soyuz-3" backup pilot LtColonel Shatalov V.A. 1968. Star city. TsPK. "Soyuz-3" pilot backup Shatalov V.A. at photographing training.
1968. Star city. TsPK. Pilot "Soyuz-3" Beregovoy G.T. (to the right) and his backup Shatalov V.A. and Volynov B. V. during preparation to flight. 1969. Cosmodrome Baikonur. Crews "Soyuz-4" and "Soyuz-5" - Yeliseyev A.S., Khrunov Y.V., Shatalov V.A. and Volynov B. V. after training.
June 1976. Star city. TsPK. In Yury Gagarin's study room: Nikolaev A.G., Glushko V.P., Shatalov V.A., Bushuev K.D., Beregovoy G.T. and crew "Soyuz-19" - Filipchenko A.V., Rukavishnikov N.N., Romanenko Yu.V., Leonov A.A. and Kubasov V.N. are making their signatures in a Guest book. 1987. Moscow region. Survival training. TsPK Chief Shatalov V.A. and members of crew "Soyuz ÒÌ-3" - Mohhamed Faris and Munir Habib (backup, Syria) sitting in an inflatable rubber dinghy.

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