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<blockquote data-quote="Grulla" data-source="post: 1297596" data-attributes="member: 5064">No lo creo porque el proyecto es de los 60/70............&nbsp;Acá dice lo siguiente respecto al cañón:&nbsp;<a href="http://astronautix.com/craft/almaz.htm" target="_blank">http://astronautix.com/craft/almaz.htm</a>&nbsp;&quot;The new spacecraft, with a crew of two, would have a total mass of 6.6 metric tons and could operate for a month in orbit. The project as reformulated was approved by the central committee on 21 July 1967 by the Central Committee of the Communist Party, with first flight to be in 1968 and operations to begin in 1969. The Soyuz VI was to include a recoilless gun for self-defense developed by the well known Soviet designer A E Nudelman........&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp;&quot;Almaz was finally successfully launched into space as Salyut 3 in June 1974. The one meter diameter telescope could photograph airfields and missile complexes. An optical sight gave the cosmonaut the illusion of coming to a standstill over a facility. The cosmonaut could see the numbers on the decks of ships and the types of aircraft on aircraft carriers. There were also infrared and topographical cameras. The Nudelman cannon inherited from the Soyuz VI was retained as an active defense system in the event of an attack by an Apollo spacecraft. The cannon was supplemented with space-to-space missiles.&nbsp;Thirty military personnel were trained to work on Almaz. Aside from pilots there were seamen, missilemen, and communications specialists. Each would conduct intelligence operations in his area of expertise - for example Submariner Valeri Rozhdestvenskiy was to develop methods for conducting surveillance of enemy navies and submarines.&quot;&nbsp;<img src="http://astronautix.com/graphics/a/almazhis.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Grulla, post: 1297596, member: 5064"] No lo creo porque el proyecto es de los 60/70............ Acá dice lo siguiente respecto al cañón: [url]http://astronautix.com/craft/almaz.htm[/url] "The new spacecraft, with a crew of two, would have a total mass of 6.6 metric tons and could operate for a month in orbit. The project as reformulated was approved by the central committee on 21 July 1967 by the Central Committee of the Communist Party, with first flight to be in 1968 and operations to begin in 1969. The Soyuz VI was to include a recoilless gun for self-defense developed by the well known Soviet designer A E Nudelman........" "Almaz was finally successfully launched into space as Salyut 3 in June 1974. The one meter diameter telescope could photograph airfields and missile complexes. An optical sight gave the cosmonaut the illusion of coming to a standstill over a facility. The cosmonaut could see the numbers on the decks of ships and the types of aircraft on aircraft carriers. There were also infrared and topographical cameras. The Nudelman cannon inherited from the Soyuz VI was retained as an active defense system in the event of an attack by an Apollo spacecraft. The cannon was supplemented with space-to-space missiles. Thirty military personnel were trained to work on Almaz. Aside from pilots there were seamen, missilemen, and communications specialists. Each would conduct intelligence operations in his area of expertise - for example Submariner Valeri Rozhdestvenskiy was to develop methods for conducting surveillance of enemy navies and submarines." [IMG]http://astronautix.com/graphics/a/almazhis.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri][COLOR=#000000][/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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