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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Leonid Kizim canonical 5

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instanceOf Soviet cosmonaut
human
test pilot
awardReceived Hero of the Soviet Union
Order of Lenin
Order of the October Revolution
Order of the Red Star
Pilot-Cosmonaut of the USSR
countryOfCitizenship Soviet Union
dateOfBirth 1941-08-05
dateOfDeath 2010-06-14
educatedAt Chernigov Higher Military Aviation School of Pilots
Yuri Gagarin Air Force Academy
employer Soviet space program
familyName Kizim
fieldOfWork human spaceflight
long-duration space missions
givenName Leonid
memberOf Soviet Air Forces
cosmonaut corps of the Soviet Union
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
early Mir space station program
performedExtravehicularActivity yes
placeOfBirth Krasnyi Lyman
Ukrainian SSR
linked to: Soviet Ukraine
placeOfDeath Moscow
Russia
sexOrGender male
spaceMission Soyuz T-10
Soyuz T-11
Soyuz T-15
Soyuz T-3
totalTimeInSpace 374 days
wasOnBoard Mir
Salyut 6
Salyut 7

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Mir space station firstCommander Leonid Kizim
Soyuz T-15 crewMember Leonid Kizim
Soyuz T-15 commander Leonid Kizim
Soyuz T-15 evaPerformedBy Leonid Kizim
Salyut 7 notableCosmonautVisitor Leonid Kizim