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Space records
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K_Absolute
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Absolute distance
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92 941 650 km
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02 Nov 1978
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Vladimir Kovalyonok (URS) (9446)
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ratified - superseded since approved
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World
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9446
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Space records
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K-2
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Duration
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139 d 14 h 47 min 32 sec
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02 Nov 1978
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Vladimir Kovalyonok (URS) (9447)
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ratified - superseded since approved
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World
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9447
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Space records
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K-2
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Distance travelled while linked
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92 110 720 km
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02 Nov 1978
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Vladimir Kovalyonok (URS)
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ratified - current record
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World
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9448
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Space records
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K-2
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Total duration of flight of spaceships while linked
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138 d 09 h 45 min 46 sec
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02 Nov 1978
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Vladimir Kovalyonok (URS) (9449)
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ratified - superseded since approved
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World
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9449
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Space records
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K_Absolute
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Accumulated space flight time
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141 d 15 h 31 min 32 sec
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02 Nov 1978
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Vladimir Kovalyonok (URS) (9796)
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ratified - superseded since approved
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World
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9796
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Space records
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K-2
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Distance travelled
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92 941 650 km
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02 Nov 1978
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Vladimir Kovalyonok (URS) (9799)
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ratified - superseded since approved
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World
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9799
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Rotorcraft
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E-1
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Altitude with 35 000 kg payload
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2 255 m
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06 Aug 1969
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Vasily Kolochenko (URS) (9916)
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ratified - retired by changes of the sporting code
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World
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9916
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Rotorcraft
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E-1
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Altitude with 40 000 kg payload
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2 255 m
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06 Aug 1969
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Vasily Kolochenko (URS) (9917)
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ratified - retired by changes of the sporting code
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World
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9917
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Rotorcraft
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E-1e
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Greatest mass carried to height of 2 000 m
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40 204,5 kg
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06 Aug 1969
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Vasily Kolochenko (URS) (9937)
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ratified - superseded since approved
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World
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9937
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Rotorcraft
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E-1
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Altitude with 20 000 kg payload
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2 951 m
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22 Feb 1969
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Vasily Kolochenko (URS) (9907)
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ratified - superseded since approved
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World
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9907
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Rotorcraft
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E-1
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Altitude with 25 000 kg payload
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2 951 m
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22 Feb 1969
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Vasily Kolochenko (URS) (9914)
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ratified - superseded since approved
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World
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9914
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Rotorcraft
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E-1
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Altitude with 30 000 kg payload
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2 951 m
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22 Feb 1969
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Vasily Kolochenko (URS) (9915)
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ratified - retired by changes of the sporting code
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World
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9915
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Rotorcraft
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E-1
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Greatest mass carried to height of 2 000 m
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31 030 kg
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22 Feb 1969
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Vasily Kolochenko (URS) (9938)
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ratified - retired by changes of the sporting code
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World
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9938
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Rotorcraft
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E-1
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Altitude with 15 000 kg payload
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2 951 m
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22 Feb 1969
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Vasily Kolochenko (URS) (14952)
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ratified - superseded since approved
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World
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14952
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Rotorcraft
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E-1
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Altitude with 5 000 kg payload
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7 151 m
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26 May 1965
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Vasily Kolochenko (URS) (9901)
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ratified - superseded since approved
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World
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9901
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Rotorcraft
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E-1
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Distance over a closed circuit without landing
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2 465,74 km
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19 Apr 1964
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Vasily Kolochenko (URS) (2183)
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ratified - superseded since approved
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World
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2183
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Rotorcraft
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E-1
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Speed over a closed circuit of 2 000 km without payload
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201,83 km/h
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19 Apr 1964
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Vasily Kolochenko (URS) (16407)
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ratified - superseded since approved
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World
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16407
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Rotorcraft
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E-1
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Speed over a closed circuit of 1 000 km with 5 000 kg payload
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284,35 km/h
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11 Sep 1962
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Vasily Kolochenko (URS) (9999)
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ratified - retired by changes of the sporting code
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World
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9999
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