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Tolubko

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Tolubko, Vladimir Fedorovich (1914-1989) Russian officer. First Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Strategic Missile Forces 1960-1968. Commander-in-Chief 1972-1985.

Born: 1914.11.25.
Died: 1989.06.17.

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Associated Countries

• Russia Russian Federation Space Systems More...

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See also

• Officer Category of persons. More...

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Bibliography

• Siddiqi, Asif A, The Soviet Space Race With Apollo, University Press of Florida, 2003.

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Tolubko Chronology

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1968 January 23 - . LV Family: MR-UR-100; N1; RT-2; UR-100N.

• Three-launch Soviet lunar expedition pitched - . Nation: USSR. Related Persons: Mishin; Pilyugin; Glushko; Kuznetsov; Chelomei; Yangel; Ustinov; Nadiradze; Grechko, Andrei; Keldysh; Tolubko; Afanasyev, Sergei. Program: Lunar L3; Lunar L1. Spacecraft: LK; Soyuz 7K-LOK; Soyuz 7K-L1; L3M-1970. The 'big' Soviet of Chief Designers meets and the three-launch landing concept developed a month earlier is presented in detail. Pilyugin pointed out that this was a typical contradiction. Mishin had just made a presentation to the expert commission justifying that the one-launch scheme was safe and reliable. Now they wanted to put forward a new scheme because the one-launch scheme was unsafe and unfeasible. Additional Details: here....

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