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Jun. 30, 1971 - Russian Space Disaster: Russian's three Salyut cosmonauts, returning to earth after a record-breaking stay in space lasting 24 days, died today. After an apparently flawless landing, the cosmonauts were found dead inside the Soyuz-II ferry craft by a helicopter borne recover crew. The three men, Lieut-Colonel Georgi Debrovolsky, Flight Engineer Vladslav Volkov anmd Flight Engineer Viktor Patsayev, had manned the world's first orbital spare collaborator. Photo Shows A drawing which shows transport ship Sayuz -II before decking to let th crew aboard the space statie Salut

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Apparently Borne Collaborator Cosmonauts Decking Flawless Georgi Lasting Lieut-colonel Manned Orbital Patsayev Record-breaking Recover Returning Salut Salyut Spare Stay Volkov


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