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International Flight-No. 114Soyuz TM-3USSR |
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| No. | Surname | Given names | Job | Flight No. | Duration | Orbits | |
| 1 | Viktorenko | Aleksandr Stepanovich | Commander | 1 | 7d 23h 04m | 126 | |
| 2 | Aleksandrov | Aleksandr Pavlovich | Flight Engineer | 2 | 160d 07h 16m | 2537 | |
| 3 | Faris | Muhammed Achmed | Research Cosmonaut | 1 | 7d 23h 04m | 126 |
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Launch from Baikonur; landing with
Soyuz TM-2-spacecraft 80 km northeast
of Arkalyk. Docking on MIR-spacestation. Aleksandrov became Laveykin's replacement aboard MIR, becoming Romanenko's new partner. The visiting expedition observed Syria (Euphrat-experiment) and conducted materials processing experiments, but also biological experiments. Syrian guest cosmonaut Muhammed Faris and Soviet cosmonaut Aleksandr Viktorenko returned to Earth in Soyuz TM-2 with Aleksandr Laveykin, who was diagnosed by ground-based doctors as having minor heart problems. |
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