Leonid Kizim

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Leonid Kizim was a Soviet cosmonaut and test pilot known for commanding several long-duration space missions during the early era of modular space stations.

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instanceOf Soviet cosmonaut
human
test pilot
awardReceived Hero of the Soviet Union NERFINISHED
Order of Lenin
Order of the October Revolution NERFINISHED
Order of the Red Star NERFINISHED
Pilot-Cosmonaut of the USSR
countryOfCitizenship Soviet Union
dateOfBirth 1941-08-05
dateOfDeath 2010-06-14
educatedAt Chernigov Higher Military Aviation School of Pilots NERFINISHED
Yuri Gagarin Air Force Academy NERFINISHED
employer Soviet space program NERFINISHED
familyName Kizim NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork human spaceflight
long-duration space missions
givenName Leonid NERFINISHED
memberOf Soviet Air Forces NERFINISHED
cosmonaut corps of the Soviet Union NERFINISHED
militaryRank Colonel General
missionRole commander of Soyuz T-10
commander of Soyuz T-11
commander of Soyuz T-15
commander of Soyuz T-3
nativeLanguage Russian
notableFor commanding long-duration missions on modular space stations
notableWork first crewed transfer between two space stations in orbit
numberOfEVAs 8
occupation cosmonaut
test pilot
partOf Salyut space station program NERFINISHED
early Mir space station program
performedExtravehicularActivity yes
placeOfBirth Krasnyi Lyman NERFINISHED
Ukrainian SSR NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Moscow
Russia NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
spaceMission Soyuz T-10 NERFINISHED
Soyuz T-11 NERFINISHED
Soyuz T-15 NERFINISHED
Soyuz T-3 NERFINISHED
totalTimeInSpace 374 days
wasOnBoard Mir NERFINISHED
Salyut 6 NERFINISHED
Salyut 7 NERFINISHED

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Mir space station firstCommander Leonid Kizim