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The R-9 missile in flight. Its launch took place on April 9, 1961. In 1964 the missile complex was introduced into the inventory.

Combat Missiles Designed in OKB-1The RT-2 missile (left) was the first intercontinental solid-propellant missile. Its first launch took place on February 26, 1966. In 1968 the missile was added to inventory.

Combat Missiles Designed in OKB-1The RT-I missile (right). The first strategic solid-pro­pellant missile. Its first launch took place on April 28, 1962.

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The GR-I three-stage global missile capable of destroying a target at any point on Earth from any direction.

 

Combat Missiles Designed in OKB-1
Vasily Pavlovich Mishin

Chief designer of OKB-I from 1966 until May 1974

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5450-6560

 

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3-Ю

 

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Combat Missiles Designed in OKB-1

Living

module

 

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190-210

 

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not more

 

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Position

 

Ionic tracker

 

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Combat Missiles Designed in OKB-1

view finder

 

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Combat Missiles Designed in OKB-1The Soyuz spacecraft (7K-OK) designed to execute a wide variety of tasks, including automatic and manual rendezvous, and docking with orbital spacecraft and stations.

The Soyuz spacecraft in the shop.

 

The Soyuz spacecraft on the mounting bogie.

Подпись: The completion of the erection of the Soyuz launch vehicle with the spacecraft on the pad. Combat Missiles Designed in OKB-1Подпись:

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The Soyuz launch vehicle (I I AS I I). The rocket houses the emergency crew recovery system which makes it possible to move the descent vehicle away from the rocket in distress.

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The Soyuz launch vehicle launch.

 

Cosmonaut V. M. Komarov operating the spacecraft rendezvous trainer.

 

The Soyuz launch vehicle ready for launch.

 

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Подпись: Crew of two spacecraft. men Docking orbit altitude , KM Mass docked spacecraft. KG Combat Missiles Designed in OKB-1Instrument propulsion module Descent module i Orbital module Docking module

The Soyuz spacecraft (7K-OK.) docking in orbit (top). The first docking of the Soyuz spacecraft was carried out in the automatic mode during the flight of the Cosmos-186 and Cosmos-188 unmanned spacecraft.

The Soyuz spacecraft docking in orbit. The Soyuz-4 and Soyuz-5 manned spacecraft docked on January 15, 1969. Cosmonauts transferred from one spacecraft to the other through space.

The Soyuz descent vehicle after landing.

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The first flight to the Moon with return to the Earth

The LI space complex for the circumlunar fly-by. This complex flew five times under the name of Zond. The complex flown used the D block rocket using multiple engine I I D58 firings

Mass station. T

5,5

Length, M

4.5

Diameter. M

2.2

Minimum distance

from lunar surface at fly-by, KM

2000

Total flight time, days

7

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The Zond automatic station.

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Transportation of the LI complex to the launch area.

Combat Missiles Designed in OKB-1The Proton launch vehicle with the LI complex on the launch pad.

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Launch of the Proton vehicle with the LI complex.

 

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Combat Missiles Designed in OKB-1The close-cycle liquid fuel rocket engine I ID58M of TsKBEM development. This engine of 8.5 tons thrust uses oxygen and hydrocarbon fuel as propellant components. It was the world’s first engine to provide multiple in-flight firing.

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Combat Missiles Designed in OKB-1

The Earth and Moon photographs taken with photographic equipment on board the Zond-5 and Zond-6 stations.

 

The descent vehicle of the Zond-5 station in the Indian Ocean after its return from circumlunar flight.

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