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Space station Mir/Sojus TM-1 to TM-30

Flown cover Sojus TM-25, orig.signed by complete crew Sojus TM-25 and Kaleri, Korzun and Linenger (STS-81) on 12.2.1997, flown back to earth with Sojus TM-24 on 2.3.1997

The new Orbitalstation Mir was after the different Saljut Orbitalstations the most advanced and succesfull Orbitalstation.

Mir was the 8th Orbitalstation from Russia.

From 1987 until 2000, 30 Sojus spaceships (TM-1 to TM-30) have visited the Mir and 11 US Space Shuttles STS docked at Mir station.

On 29.06.1995 the Space Shuttle STS-71 was the first one which docked at the Mir station.

On 19.02.1986 the mainpart of the new Orbitalstation Mir was launched by a Proton rocket.

The first visit to Mir station was Sojus T-15 with Leonid Kizim and Wladimir Solovyew from 15th of march to 5th of may 1986, but they stayed most of their mission in the older Orbitalstation Saljut-7

(6th may to 25th june 1986). From 26th june to 16th july they stayed once again in the new station Mir.

Unmanned Progess 25 docked on Mir 21th march 1986, Progress 26 docked on Mir 25th april 1986.

After the first unmanned flight from Sojus TM-1 (docking MIR 23.05.1986), the first manned flight to Mir was Sojus TM-2 with the russian cosmonauts Juri Romanenko and Alexander Lawelkin.

The Mir station was a totally new developed Orbitalstation with 4 compartments in the basic part with options for further expansion and upgrate.

Sojus TM-1 launch 21.05.1986 unmanned

docking MIR 23.05.1986

undocking 29.05.1986

landing 30 .05.1986

Sojus TM-2 launch 05.02.1987 Juri Romanenko (USSR)

docking MIR 07.02.1987 Alexander Lawejkin (USSR)

undocking 29.07.1987

landing 30.07.1987

Back to Earth crew:

Alexander Lawejkin (USSR,Sojus TM-2)

Alexander Viktorenko (USSR, Sojus TM-3)

Muhammed Faris (Syria, Sojus TM-3)

First manned Sojus TM flight

2810 Orbits

CCCP, minisheet (issued 12500) and stamp 5814 Sojus TM 2

Sojus TM-3 launch 22.07.1987 Alexander Viktorenkow (USSR)

docking MIR 24.07.1987 Alexander Alexandrow (USSR)

undocking 29.12.1987 Muhammed Faris (Syria)

landing

Back to Earth crew:

Juri Romanenko (USSR, Sojus TM-2)

Alexander Alexandrow (USSR, Sojus TM-3)

Anatoli Lewtschenko (USSR, Sojus TM-4)

2580 Orbits

Picture of Mir Orbitalstation when the station will be ready

Flown cover to Mir with Progress-33 dated 21.11.1987 , docking 23.11.1987 and back to Earth with TM-3, undocking 29.12.1987 and arrival on earth same day, frontside and orig.sogend by Romanenko and Alexandrow

Copy and certificate of that flown cover with the number 382, 1038 have been flown, 38 not for sale, front and backside of that flown cover

Documentation of 8 photos from Mir orbitalstation of the history of the flown covers Progress M33 and Sojus TM-3

Certificate from Kniga in english language

Mir history documentation between 20.02.1986 and 31.12.1987

CCCP, air mail cover sent to Germany with souvenir sheet 192 and orig.signed by Juri Romanenko

CCCP,Sojus TM 3 souvenir sheet 192 orig.sigend by crew A.Victorenko,A.Alexandrow and M.Faris and by MIR host crew Yuri Romanakow and A.Laveikin.Also orig.sigend by P.Klimuk and V.Sevastyanow

CCCP, Sojus TM 3 cover with Sojus TM 3 stamp5739 with moscow landing cancel 30.07.1987, orig.sigend by M.Faris

CCCP, Sojus TM 3 cover with Sojus TM 3 souvenir sheet 192 with moscow landing cancel 30.07.1987, orig.sigend by M.Faris

Landing cover Sojus TM-3 dated 29.12.1987 in Arkalyk with Romanenko (326 days in space), Alexandrow (161 days in space) and Lewtschenko (launched with Sojus TM-4 on 21.12.1987, he got ill in the station)

Sojus TM-4 launch 21.12.1987 Wladimir Titow (USSR)

docking MIR 23.12.1987 Mussa Manarow (USSR)

undocking 17.06.1988 Anatoli Lewtschenko (USSR)

landing 17.06.1988

Back to Earth crew:

Anatoli Solowjow (USSR, Sojus TM-5)

Wiktor Sawinych (USSR, Sojus TM-5)

Alexander Alexandrow (USSR, Sojus TM-5)

2890 Orbits

Sojus TM-5 launch 07.06.1988 Anatoli Solowjow (USSR)

docking MIR 09-06.1988 Wiktor Sawinych (USSR)

undocking 05.09.1988 Alexander Alexandrow (USSR)

landing 07.09.1988

Back to Earth crew:

Wladimir Llachow (USSR, Sojus TM-6)

Abdul Mohmand (Afghanistan, Sojus TM-6)

1475 Orbits

Sojus TM-6 launch 29.08.1988 Wladimir Ljachow (USSR)

docking MIR 31.08.1988 Valeri Poljakow (USSR)

undocking 21.12.1988 Abdul Mohmand (Afghanistan)

landing 21.12.1988

Back to Earth crew:

Wladimir Titow (USSR, Sojus TM-4)

Mussa Manarow (USSR, Sojus TM-4)

Jean-Loup Chretien (France, Sojus TM-7)

1840 Orbits

CCCP 5866, Sojus TM 6 launch cover orig, sigend by V.Poljakow and A.A.Mohmand

Sojus TM-7 launch 26.11.1988 Alexander Wolkow (USSR)

docking MIR 28.11.1988 Sergei Krikaljow (USSR)

undocking 26.04.1989 Jean -Loup Chretien (France)

landing 27.04.1989

Back to Earth crew:

Alexander Wolkow (USSR, Sojus TM-7)

Sergei Krikaljow (USSR, Sojus TM-7)

Waleri Poljakow (USSR, Sojus TM-6)

2450 Orbits

Flown double cover to Mir with Progress-41 dated 16.03.1989 , docking 18.03.1989 and back to Earth with TM-7, undocking 27.04.1989 and arrival same day, frontside

Flown double cover to Mir with Progress-41 dated 16.03.1989 , docking 18.03.1989 and back to Earth with TM-7, undocking 27.04.1989 and arrival same day, backside org.signed complete Mir crew Krikaljow,Wolkow and Poljakow

Copy of the flown double cover to Mir with Progress-41 and back to Earth with TM-7 with all detail explanations of all remaks

Copy and certificate of that flown cover with the number 206, 598 have been flown, 70 damaged and destroyed, 28 not for sale,more than 200 separated in two parts and less than 300 complete with the two covers linked together

Certificate from Glavkosmos and certifcate of the registered mail confirmation on arrival on Mir orbitalstation

Certificate from Kniga of that flown double cover in english language

Certificate from Kniga of that flown double cover in russian language

Certificate of Kniga of quantities of the flown cover issued

Certificate of Kniga of the items issued and confirming of the opening of the postoffice at Mir Orbitalstation

Further Explanations from Sieger for the full history and items issued together for that event

The first stamp from Russia issued for the space mail of one Rubel CCCP 5892 and the corresponding FDC

Space mail stamp CCCP 5892 issued 16.12.1988 and inverted overprint lighter colour (fake stamp)

Space mail stamp CCCP 5892 and inverted overprint lighter colour (fake stamp) and normal overprint lighter colour and lower overprint (fake stamp)

Basic stamp as a pair CCCP 4505 with different sovietic space items issued 10.8.1976 (left upper line), 4.8.1978 issued with offsetprinting 4640v (middle), proofprinting (right), overprint CCCP 5892 (left) and lower overprint lighter colour (fake right)

The first stamp from Russia issued for the space mail of one Rubel CCCP 5892 on a corresponding FDC which was postallic used for only 2 houres officially from the postoffice in Moscow only on 16 of december 1988, here registered mail

Flown cover Sojus TM-7, orig.signed by complete crew Sojus TM-7, boardcancel 21.12.1988 undocking Sojus TM-6 from MIR and launchcancel Baikonur 26.11.1988

Crew photo Sojus TM-7 orig. signed by A.Wolkow

Sojus TM -8 launch 05.09.1989 Alexander Viktorenko (USSR)

docking MIR 07.09.1989 Alexander Serebrow (USSR)

undocking 19.02.1990

landing 19.02.1990

Back to Earth crew:

same

2680 Orbits

Flown cover with Progrss M-2, launched 20.12.1989 to MIR station and back to Earth with Sojus TM-8 and orig. signed by complete crew Vikrorenko and Serebrow, the stamp was availible first on 16.12.1988 and first use 18.3 1989 with Progress 41 to MIR

Sojus TM 8 flown cover to MIR and orig.signed by A.Viktorenko and A.Serebrow

Sojus TM-9 launch 11.02.1990 Anatoli Solowjew (USSR)

docking MIR 13.02.1990 Alexander Balandin (USSR)

undocking 09.08.1990

landing 19.08.1990

Back to Earth crew:

same

2895 Orbits

CCCP 5700, Sojus TM 9 launch cover orig.signed by A.Solowjew and A.Balandin

Sojus TM-10 launch 01.08.1990 Gennadi Manakow (USSR)

docking MIR 03.08.1990 Gennadi Strekalow (USSR)

undocking 10.12.1990

landing 10.12.1990

Back to Earth crew:

Gannadi Manakow (USSR, Sojus TM-10)

Gennadi Strekalow (USSR, Sojus TM-10)

Toyhiro Akiyama (Japan, Sojus TM-11)

2125 Orbits

CCCP,Sojus TM 10 flown cover to MIR, orig signed by Sojus TM10 crew G.Manakov and G.Strekalov and MIR main expedition crew A.Solovyov and A.Baladin with 4728

Sojus TM-11 launch 02.12.1990 Viktor Afanasyev (USSR)

docking MIR 04.12.1990 Mussa Manarow (USSR)

undocking 20.05.1991 Toyohiro Akiyama (Japan)

landing 20.05.1991

Back to Earth crew:

Viktor Afanasyev (USSR, Sojus TM-11)

Mussa Manarow (USSR, Sojus TM-11)

Helen Sharman (United Kingdom, Sojus TM-12)

2125 Orbits

Sojus TM 11 flown cover to MIR orig. signed by V.Afanasyev and M.Manarow

CCCP, Cosmonaut V.Afanasyev orig signed Gagarin stamped cover with 4648 with special cancel 30th anniversary of first manned space flight 12.04.1991

Boardmail from MIR, dated 4.12.1990 docking of Sojus TM-11 to MIR station,orig. signed by complete crew Sojus TM-11 with the japanese Akiyama, who was first astronaut who payed for his flight (12 Mio US$) and Manakow and Strekalow from Sojus TM-10

Sojus TM-12 launch 18.06.1991 Anatoli Arzebarski (USSR)

docking MIR 20.05.1991 Sergei Krikaljew (USSR)

undocking 09.10.1991 Helen Sharman (United Kingdom)

landing 10.10.1991

Back to Earth crew:

Anatoli Arzebarski (USSR, Sojus TM-12)

Toktar Aubakirow (USSR, Sojus TM-13)

Franz Viehöck (Austria, Sojus TM-13)

2260 Orbits

UNO cover and cancel orig.signed by A.Arzebarski and S.Krikalew

Sojus TM-13 launch 02.10.1991 Alexander Wolkow (USSR)

docking MIR 04.10.1991 Toktar Aubakirow (Kazakhstan)

undocking 25.03.1992 Franz Viehböck (Austria)

landing 25.03.1992

Back to Earth crew:

Alexander Wolkow (USSR, Sojus TM-13)

Sergei Krikaljew (USSR, Sojus TM-12)

Klaus-Dietrich Flade (Germany, Sojus TM-14)

Flown cover Sojus TM-13/TM-14, 6/16, cover sent by Kowaljonok 12.9.1991 from starcity with Wolkow Sojus TM-13 to MiR, and back with Wolkow to earth with Sojus TM-14, 7 orig. signed Abukirow,Viehböck, complete crew Sojus TM-14, Arzebarski and Krikaljew

Backside of the flown cover Sojus TM-13/TM-14 with original signature and date of Kowaljonok an two cancellations

Austria, Austro-MIR 91, this stamp was flown with Sojus TM 13 to Mir and has been 8 days in space, the stamp was certificated on the front and back side with cancel and it is excisting only 800 times

Flown faksimile Dollar note to MIR station

Flown faksimile Rubel note to MIR station

Sojus TM-13 launchcover orig.signed by complete crew and austrian backup astronaut Lothaller

Sojus TM-14 launch 17.03.1992 Alexander Viktorenko (USSR)

docking MIR 19.03.1992 Alexander Kaleri (USSR)

undocking 09.08.1992 Klaus-Dietrich Flade (Germany)

landing 10.08.1992

Back to Earth crew:

Alexander Viktorenko (USSR, Sojus TM-14)

Alexander Kaleri (USSR, Sojus TM-14)

Michel Tognini (France, Sojus TM-15)

2280 Orbits

CCCP, flown cover by Sojus TM 14 orig.signed by MIR crew S.Krikalev and A.Volkow and by Sojus TM 14 crew A.Victorenko, A.Kaleri and K-D. Flade and by Sojus TM 15 crew A.Solovyov,S.Avdeev and M.Tognini with 6186

CCCP, flown cover Sojus TM 14 to MIR orig. signed by Wolkow, Viktorenko, Kaleri, Krikalew and Flade with 6187, excisting 220 pieces

CCCP, Sojus TM 14 17.03.1992 lauch cancel on R-cover

Sojus TM 14 cover Russia-Germany orig. signed Viktorenko, Kaleri, Wolkow, Krikalew and Flade with Russia 229 and Germany 1527

Russia, flown cover Sojus TM 14 to MIR orig. signed by Falde, Viktorenkow, Kaleri, Wolkow and Krikalow with 229

Kasachstan, lauch cover orig sigend by Sojus TM 14 crew Falde, Viktorenkow, Kaleri with 3 and 4

Yuri Gagarin Kasachstan 1 and 2 as one pair on R-cover from Baikonur to Moscow issued for the Sojus TM 14 flight

Kasachstan 3-6 red overprint on normal paper FDC R-cover, issued for the Sojus TM 14 flight

Yuri Gagarin Kasachstan 1 and 2 as one pair (2 stamps) and 2 pairs (4 stamps) issued for the Sojus TM 14 flight

Yuri Gagarin Kasachstan 1 and 2 as one pair , but not genuine , this stamps has been forged in Latvia!!! issued for the Sojus TM 14 flight

Yuri Gagarin Uzbekistan privat issued, two colours and two errors, 2 misplaced, issued for the Sojus TM 14 flight

Kasachstan 3-6 red overprint on normal paper, issued for the Sojus TM 14 flight

Kasachstan 3-6 red overprint on special paper, issued for the Sojus TM 14 flight

Kasachstan 5 and 6 black overprint on normal paper, issued for the Sojus TM 14 flight

Kasachstan 3-6 red overprint on normal paper,but not genuine , this stamps has been forged in Latvia!!! issued for the Sojus TM 14 flight

the first six stamps from Kasakstan with overprint 1,2,3,4,5 and 6

17.3.1992, launch cover Sojus TM-14 with the new overprinted stamps Kasakstan 3,4,5 and 6, postallic used to Germany

19.3.1992, Boardmail, flown cover dated docking of Sojus TM-14 to MIR station, this letter was written by Kowaljonok during his 50th birthday to his friend Viktorenko on MIR station, Flade took this letter along with him, orig.signed crew Sojus TM-14 etc.

Sojus TM-15 launch 27.07.1992 Anatoli Solowjew (USSR)

docking MIR 29.07.1992 Sergei Avdejew (USSR)

undocking 01.02.1993 Michel Tognini (France)

landing 01.02.1993

Back to Earth crew:

Anatoli Solowjew (USSR, Sojus TM-15)

Sergei Avdejew (USSR, Sojus TM-15)

3070 Orbits

Flown cover with Progress M-15 to MIR station, Progress M-15 docked at MIR on 29.10.1992, cover with the 4 block stamps USA and photo of Don Lind (STS-51B, Spacelab 3) orig.signed by himself and Sojus crew TM-15 Solowjew and Awdejew with letter inside

Inside letter from the flown cover with design and explanation of the 4 blocks stamp from the USA and photo from Don Lind and wifeorig.signed by crew Sojus TM-15 Solowjew and Awdejew

Flown cover Sojus TM-15, orig.sigend by complete crew Sojus TM-15

Kasachstan 8 A and 10,, Sojus TM 15 launch cover orig. signed by A.Solowjew, S.Avdejew and M.Tognini

Kasachstan 10 full sheet with 100 stamps issued for the flight Sojus TM 15

Kasachstan 8A full sheet with 100 stamps issued for the flight Sojus TM 15

Kasachstan 8B full sheet with 100stamps issued for the flight Sojus TM 15

Kasachstan 9 full sheet with 100stamps issued for the flight Sojus TM 15

Sojus TM-16 launch 24.01.1993 Gennadi Manakow (USSR)

docking MIR 26.01.1993 Alexander Poleschtschik (USSR)

undocking 22.07.1993

landing 22.07.1993

Back to Earth crew:

Gennadi Manakow (USSR, Sojus TM-16)

Alexander Poleschtschik (USSR, Sojus TM-16)

Jeain-Pierre Haignere (France, Sojus TM-17)

2790 Orbits

Kasachstan 45 , Sojus TM 16 to MIR 24.01.1993 with Manakow and Poleschtschuk, bloc of 4 perforate and bloc of 2 imperforate,the imperforate stamp is issued 40 times only!!

4.2.1993, flown cover from MIR station, on this day was one mirror sreen film from Progress M-15 opened, orig.signed by complete crew Sojus TM-16 and from Sojus TM-15 Solowjow and Awdelew who landed already on 1.2.1993

Sojus TM-17 launch 01.07.1993 Wassili Zibilijew (Russia)

docking MIR 03.07.1993 Alexander Zerebrow (Russia)

undocking 14.01.1994 Jean-Pierre Haignere (France)

landing 14.01.1994

Back to Earth crew:

Wassili Zibilijew (Russia, Sojus TM-17)

Alexander Zerebrow (Russia, Sojus TM -17)

3070 Orbits

Space stamped flown cover by Sojus TM 17 to MIR and orig. signed by W.Zibilijew, A.Zerebrow and J-P.Haignere. as well as by MIR main expedition crewmember Gennady Manakov, 3 MIR onboard cancel and french onboard cancel

Flown cover by Sojus TM 17 to MIR uncutted and org.sigend by the crew W.Zibilijew, A.Zerebrow and J-P.Haignere, excisting 220 pieces

Personal letter from Manakow from MIR station, docking from Sojus TM-17 on MIR dated 3.7.1993, orig signed by complete crew Sojus TM-17 and Poljeschtschuk

Fax-Telegramm from flight control center in Kaliningrad near Moscow from 21.11.1993 to the MIR orbitalstation, this order was snet to the Sojus TM-17 crew Zibiljew and Serebrow, orig.signed by both cosmonauts

Landing cover of Sojus TM-17, orig. signed by complete crew, they stayed totally 194 days in the MIR orbitalstation

Sojus TM-18 launch 08.01.1994 Wiktor Afanassjew (Russia)

docking MIR 10.01.1994 Yuri Ussatschow (Russia)

undocking 09.07.1994 Waleri Poljakow (Russia)

landing 09.07.1994

Back to Earth crew:

Wiktor Afanassjew (Russia, Sojus TM-18)

Yuri Ussatschow (Russia, Sojus TM-18)

2910 Orbits

NASA Litho from Yuri Ussatschow, orig. signed by himself, the photo is showing Ussatschow in the MIR Orbitalstation, this is the favorite photo of Yuri Ussatschow

Landing cover of Sojus TM-18, orig. signed by complete landing crew, Ussatschow and Afanassjew

Sojus TM-19 launch 01.07.1994 Juri Malentschenko (Russia)

docking MIR 03.07.1994 Talghat Mussabajew (Kasachstan)

undocking 04.11.1994

landing 04.11.1994

Back to Earth crew:

Juri Malentschenko (Russia, Sojus TM-19)

Talghat Mussabajew (Kasachstan, Sojus TM-19)

Ulf Merbold (Germany, Sojus TM-20)

1993 Orbits

Flown cover from the MIR Station, dated 13.9.1994 the 40th EVA from MIR by Malentschenko and Mussabajew, 10 covers carried Mussabajew during his EVA, this is cover No 6, orig.signed by the complete crew Sojus TM-19 and Poljakow (Sojus TM-18)

Kasachstan 86, Sojus TM 19 and TM 20, minisheet of 10 stamps on R-cover issued 500 times,

Kasachstan 86, Sojus TM 19 and TM 20, R-cover and FDC as a pair of two stamps

Sojus TM-20 launch 03.10.1994 Alexander Viktorenko (Russia)

docking MIR 06.10.1994 Jelena Kondakova (Russia)

undocking 22.03.1995 Ulf Merbold (Germany)

landing 22.03.1995

Back to Earth crew:

Alexander Viktorenko (Russia, Sojus TM-20)

Jelena Kondakova (Russia, Sojus TM-20)

Waleri Poljakow (Russia, Sojus TM-18)

2760 Orbits

Flown boardmail orig.signed by complete crew Sojus TM-20 and complete crew Sojus TM-19 and Poljakow (Sojus TM-18), dated of undocking of Sojus TM-19

Kasachstan,Launch R-cover Sojus TM20 with 45

Sojus TM-21 launch 14.03.1995 Wladimir Deschurow (Russia)

docking MIR 16.03.1995 Gennadi Strekalow (Russia)

undocking 11-09-1995 Norman Thagard (USA)

landing 11.09-1995

Back to Earth crew:

Anatoli Solowjew (Russia, Space Shuttle STS 71)

Nikolai Budarin (Russia, Space Shuttle STS 71)

2940 Orbits

Norman Thagard was the first US astronaut flown with a Sojus Spaceship to Mir station.

The complete crew of Sojus TM 21 (3 cosmonautes) returned for the first time with a Space Shuttle (STS 71) back to Earth

28.5.1995 Flown boardmail from the MIR station , dated the second EVA of Strekalow and certificate that the cover was flown back to earth with Space Shuttle STS-71 Atlantis, orig.signed by complete crew Sojus TM-21

Flown boardmail dated 4.7.1995, orig.signed by complete crew Sojus TM-21, and complete crew from the Space Shuttle STS-71 which docked the first time on the MIR Orbitalstation

Sojus TM-22 launch 03.09.1995 Juri Gidsenko (Russia)

docking MIR 05.09.1995 Sergei Awedjew (Russia)

undocking 29.02.1996 Thomas Reiter (Germany)

landing 29.02.1996

Back to Earth crew:

same

Thomas Reiter first german astronaut who has done EVA job

May be total 2800 Orbits

Flown cover from MIR station, dated 11.9.1995 undocking from Sojus TM-21, orig signed from the crew TM-22 and Solowjow and Budarin ( both STS-71 who went back with Sojus TM-21)

29.2.1996, personal boardmail from Gidsenko from the MIR station dated the undocking and landing of Sojus TM-22, orig.signed by Reiter, Awdejew and Gidsenko

Content of the personal mail from Gidsenko dated 27.2.1996

Sojus TM-23 launch 21.02.1996 Juri Onufrijenko (Russia)

docking MIR 23.02.1996 Juri Ussatschow (Russia)

undocking 02.09.1996

landing 02.09.1996

Back to earth crew:

Juri Onufrijenko (Russia, Sojus TM-23)

Juri Ussatschow (Russia, Sojus TM-23)

Claudie Haignere (France, Sojus TM-24)

3155 Orbits

3.8.1996 unloading of Progress M-32 to MIR station, Usatschow has done the cancellation on this paper and has written "cancellation done in space", in MIR station have been Lucid, Onufrijeno and Usatschow

Sojus TM-24 launch 17.08.1996 Waleri Korsun (Russia)

docking MIR 19.08.1996 Alexander Kaleri (Russia)

undocking 02.03.1997 Claudie Haignere (France)

landing 02.03.1997

Back to Earth crew:

Waleri Korsun (Russia, Sojus TM-24)

Alexander Kaleri (Russia, Sojus TM-24)

Reinhold Ewald (Germany, Sojus TM-25)

3113 Orbits

Sojus TM-25 launch 10-02.1997 Wassili Ziblijew (Russia)

docking MIR 12.02.1997 Alexander Lasutkin (Russia)

undocking 14.08.1997 Reinhold Ewald (Germany) landing 14.08.1997

Back to Earth crew:

Wassili Ziblijew (Russia, Sojus TM-25)

Alexander Lasutkin (Russia, Sojus TM-25)

2950 Orbits

Flown cover Sojus TM-25, docking of Progress M-34 dated 8.4.1997, redocking of Progress M-34 dated 25.6.1997 crash with researchmodul Spektr, landing 14.8.1997, orig.signed by Ziblijew, Lasutkin and ................

Flown cover Sojus TM-25, orig. signed by Ziblijew and Linenger, postmarked first joined EVA between USA and Russia 29.04.1997 and docking of Sojus TM-25 to MIR

Sojus TM-26 launch 05.08.1997 Anatoli Solojow (Russia)

docking MIR 07.08.1997 Pawel Vinogradow (Russia)

undocking 19.02.1998

landing 19.02.1998

Back to Earth crew:

Anatoli Solojow (Russia, Sojus TM-26)

Pawel Vinogradow (Russia, Sojus TM-26)

Leopold Eyharts (France, Sojus TM-27)

3220 Orbits

Sojus TM-27 launch 29.01.1998 Talghat Mussajabew (Russia)

docking MIR 21.01.1998 Nikolai Budarin (Russia)

undocking 25.08.1998 Leopold Eyharts (France)

landing 25.08.1998

Back to Earth crew:

Talghat Mussajabew (Russia, Sojus TM-27)

Nikolai Budarin (Russia, Sojus TM-27)

Juri Baturin (Russia, Sojus TM-28)

3284 Orbits

Sojus TM-28 launch 13.08.1998 Gennadi Padalka (Russia)

docking MIR 15.08.1998 Sergei Awdejew (Russia)

undocking 27.02.1999 Juri Baturin (Russia)

landing 28.02.1999

Back to Earth crew:

Gennadi Padalka (Russia, Sojus TM-28)

Ivan Bella (Slowakei, Sojus TM-29)

3144 Orbits

Flown cover Sojus TM-28, orig.signed by complete crew Sojus T-29 Afanasjew,Haignere and Bella and from Sojus TM-28 Avdejew and Padalka, 4 Boardcancels 22.02.1999 docking Sojus TM-29 to MIR, 28.02.1999 undocking Sojus TM-28 from MIR

Sojus TM-29 launch 20.02.1999 Wiktor Afanassjew (Russia)

docking MIR 22.02.1999 Jean-Pierre Haignere (France)

undocking 27.08.1999 Ivan Bella (Slowakei)

landing 28.08.1999

Back to Earth crew:

Wiktor Afanassjew (Russia,Sojus TM-29)

Jean-Pierre Haignere (France, Sojus TM-29)

Sergei Awdejew (Russia, Sojus TM-28)

3070 Orbits

Flown cover Sojus TM-29, orig.signed by complete crew Sojus T-29 Afanasjew,Haignere and Bella and from Sojus TM-28 Avdejew and Padalka, 4 Boardcancels 22.02.1999 docking Sojus TM-29 to MIR, 28.02.1999 undocking Sojus TM-28 from MIR

Flown cover Sojus TM-29, orig.signed by complete crew Sojus TM-29, 5 Boardcancels

Flown cover from the MIR station, 20.2.1999 launch date, orig. signed by Ajanassjew, Haignere and Awdejew, the crew who flew back to earth

Sojus TM-30 launch 04.04.2000 Sergej Saljotin (Russia)

docking MIR 06.04.2000 Alexander Kaleri (Russia)

undocking 15.06.2000

landing 16.06.2000

Back to Earth crew:

same

Last visit of a Sojuspaceship to MIR

Last maincrew of MIR ( Saljotin and Kaleri was the 28th maincrew of the Mirstation)

Last pure russian crew in Sojus spaceship

1145 Orbits

Boardcover from Sojus TM-30, 6.4.2000 docking to MIR station, 16.6.2000 undocking of Sojus TM-30, orig.signed by complete crew, this was the last crew in MIR station, 23.3.2001 the MIR station destroyed and burned out during entering the atmosphere

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