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« on: 10/23/2006 07:04 PM »

Hello, I start this thread to post some questions I don't know, and as a thread, if you want, to post the (most of the times) unknown “movements” of the Russian Cosmonauts (with the help of the expert members of this forum).

My questions:

a) Who's the man/group that choose the russian crews?   Tsibliyev?

b) What´s the difference between a test-cosmonaut and a research-cosmonaut?

c) Will any Russian Cosmonaut fly again in the Shuttle?

d) What's the job of the cosmonaut assigned to JSC?.  Is this assignment a merit for a possible shuttle seat?

e) On the thread -Current plan of launches to ISS-  on 12/06/2005,  Anik said:      

"… First two armchairs in Soyuz TMA-7 should occupy by crewmembers of ISS Expedition 12 (William McArthur and Valery Tokarev). Two persons are «struggled» for the third armchair – future third space tourist Gregory Olsen and possible 100th Russian cosmonaut Sergey Zhukov! "

Why Zhukov?. There were more veteran engineers (Revin, Skripochka…), and more veteran pilots (even with backup experience).

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« Reply #1 on: 10/24/2006 06:19 PM »

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a) Who's the man/group that choose the russian crews? Tsibliyev?

It is the Interdepartmental Commission (MVK), which consists of representatives of Roskosmos, RSC Energia, GCTC and Institute of medical and biologic problems (IMBP)...

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b) What's the difference between a test-cosmonaut and a research-cosmonaut?

The training of cosmonaut-verifier is more complex than of cosmonaut-researcher... The cosmonaut-verifier can be commander and flight engineer of Soyuz spacecraft, cosmonaut-researcher can not be...

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c) Will any Russian Cosmonaut fly again in the Shuttle?

No, I think...

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d) What's the job of the cosmonaut assigned to JSC?...

Cosmonauts are usually training for flights to ISS at JSC or they are simply represent their organizations there (for example, GCTC representative)...

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e) Why Zhukov?

It is because he is from Roskosmos...
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« Reply #2 on: 10/24/2006 06:27 PM »

Thanks Anik

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« Reply #3 on: 03/25/2007 06:14 PM »

New information from Sergey Shamsutdinov (one of editors of Novosti kosmonavtiki magazine):

On March 6 the Russian Main Medical Commission (GMK) has declared Konstantin Kozeyev and Aleksandr Lazutkin unusable to spaceflight due to medical problems, therefore they will leave RSC Energia's Cosmonaut Group very soon...

Also the new commander for the backup Expedition 17 crew is Gennadiy Padalka now (instead of Sergey Krikalyov)... And Yuri Lonchakov, not Michael Barratt, will be the commander of the backup Expedition 18 crew...
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« Reply #4 on: 03/25/2007 08:45 PM »

Is Sergei too busy with his new position (Vice-President)? Is he still assigned to Soyuz TMA-14/ISS-19?

 

These are the cosmonaut assignments from earlier this month (via Rex Hall):

                                                                                                                               
Designated ISS crews
Crew Prime Backup
MKS-14:Tyurin; Lopez-Alegria (NASA) 
Shuttle:S. Williams (NASA) 
MKS-15:Yurchikhin, Kotov, Simonyi (SFP)Romanenko, Kornienko, Chamitoff (NASA)
Shuttle:Anderson (NASA) 
MKS-16:Malenchenko, Whitson (NASA), Malaysian cosmonautSharipov, Fincke  (NASA)
Shuttle:Tani (NASA)Magnus (NASA)
Shuttle:Eyharts (ESA)De Winne (ESA)
MKS-17:S. Volkov, Kononenko, South Korean cosmonautKrikalyov Padalka, Sura’ev
Shuttle:Magnus (NASA)Stott (NASA)
MKS-18:Sharipov, Fincke (NASA)Lonchakov, Barrett (NASA)
Shuttle:Wakata (JAXA) Noguchi (JAXA)
Shuttle:Chamitoff (NASA)Creamer (NASA)
 
     
  • MKS Group 1: Padalka, Baturin, Tokarev
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  • MKS Group 2: Val’kov, Skvortsov
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  • MKS Group 3: Revin, Skripochka, Moshchenko, Shargin
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  • MKS Group 4: Ivanishin, Samokutyayev, Shkaplerov, Tarelkin
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  • MKS Group 5: Artem’yev, Borisenko, Serov, Aimbetov, Aymakhanov
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  • Candidate Group: Initial Training
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  • Houston: Kondrat’ev
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  • ESA-st: Eyharts, De Winne
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  • Canada: Thirsk
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  • Japan: Wakata, Noguchi
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  • Malaysia
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  • IMBP: Morukov, Ryazanskiy
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  • Energiya Dept. 291: Lazutkin, Kozeev
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  • Postmission: Tokarev
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  • ZAO: Zhukov
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« Reply #5 on: 03/26/2007 02:34 PM »

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Is Sergei too busy with his new position (Vice-President)?

Yes, Sergey is too busy, but he also do not want more to prepare in back-up crews...

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Is he still assigned to Soyuz TMA-14/ISS-19?

Yes, Krikalyov is the commander of Expedition 19 prime crew...
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« Reply #6 on: 03/26/2007 06:43 PM »

Where is Kaleri ?
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« Reply #7 on: 03/26/2007 07:13 PM »

What are the functions of the MKS Groups?
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« Reply #8 on: 03/26/2007 07:45 PM »

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Where is Kaleri?

Aleksandr continues to prepare at RSC Energia to spaceflight on Soyuz TMA No. 701 in 2009... He is not training at GCTC for now (too early for that)...

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What are the functions of the MKS Groups?

Preparation of cosmonauts for the possible including in the next prime/backup ISS Expedition crews...
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« Reply #9 on: 03/26/2007 08:15 PM »

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Where is Kaleri?

Aleksandr continues to prepare at RSC Energia to spaceflight on Soyuz TMA No. 701 in 2009... He is not training at GCTC for now (too early for that)...

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OK, thanks.
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« Reply #10 on: 03/26/2007 08:37 PM »

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Where is Kaleri?

Aleksandr continues to prepare at RSC Energia to spaceflight on Soyuz TMA No. 701 in 2009... He is not training at GCTC for now (too early for that)...

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What are the functions of the MKS Groups?

Preparation of cosmonauts for the possible including in the next prime/backup ISS Expedition crews...

Thanks as always anik!
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« Reply #11 on: 04/03/2007 08:21 AM »

When I discovered Internet in the nineties, one of my first searches was for "cosmonaut data" and "cosmonaut assignments"... and one day I found the very helpfully Sergei A. Voevodin Reports. It was an open door to the (till then for me) unknown cosmonaut's careers.
His last post is VSA 084 dated 16-05-2000, and seems he no longer makes them.
In one of the latest (number 082) appeared the  helpfully "TsPK training groups" and "Cosmonaut's Detachments and Groups".   With spirit of gratefulness and recognition to Mr. Voevodin's work, I have made my own scheme, trying to update the names (in which I believe to know).  I hope you find it useful.  Thanks to all posters that are notifying changes.
I’m sure I have made mistakes. But it can be improved.  Both Kozeyev and Lazutkin are deleted from the group, supposing their retirement as inminent.

Also I’d like to know the meaning of the P4 column (the rank) of the
"Cosmonaut's Detachments and Groups".  Is it a sort of military rank, or time in the cosmonaut’s group?

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Carlos
EDIT:
Pdf file updated on following pages...
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« Reply #12 on: 04/03/2007 08:50 AM »

As far as I know, Moshchenko and Zhukow are not members of the Energiya cosmonaut group.
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« Reply #13 on: 04/20/2007 07:49 AM »

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As far as I know, Moshchenko and Zhukow are not members of the Energiya cosmonaut group.

You’re right Olaf.   And Kononenko, Aimakhanov, Aimbetov and Shargin too.  Note that they’re marked with an * that means “cosmonauts who attached to the detachment (group)”.  I tried to do as the old reports were.

Any help would be appreciated to improve and update it, because probably I made mistakes and omissions.  :)
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And Kononenko, Aimakhanov, Aimbetov and Shargin too.  Note that they’re marked with an * that means “cosmonauts who attached to the detachment (group)”.  I tried to do as the old reports were.

Any help would be appreciated to improve and update it, because probably I made mistakes and omissions.  :)

Kononenko is a member of Energiyas Cosmonaut group since 15 Jan 1999.
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