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To: RadioAstronomer

"...Also there were Russians who died in flight. Sigh...."

Vladimir Komarov - Soyuz 1
Georgi T. dobrovolski - Soyuz 11
Vladislav Volkov - soyuz 11
Viktor Patsayev - Soyuz 11


69 posted on 01/28/2006 4:36:22 PM PST by NCC-1701 (RADICAL ISLAM IS A CULT. IT MUST BE ELIMINATED.)
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To: NCC-1701

And over a hundred with an on-the-ground accident back in the early days.


79 posted on 01/28/2006 7:57:58 PM PST by Pyro7480 (Sancte Joseph, terror daemonum, ora pro nobis!)
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To: NCC-1701
Many astronauts have passed on, but worthy of note are those who died on missions, albeit not in space;

Charles Bassett died when his T-38 crashed

Ted Freeman died when a Canadian goose collided into his T-38 plexiglass shield and he lost trajectory and crashed

Charles Bassett died when his T-38 crashed

Clifton Williams died when his T-38 crashed

I love the history of the space program, except for these awful losses. Especially the early years, the right stuff--when men were MEN

106 posted on 01/30/2006 10:08:15 AM PST by ariamne (Proud shieldmaiden of the infidel--never forget, never forgive 9/11)
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