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AFTER SPACE MARATHON, SOVIET ASTRONAUT LAUDS EXERCISE PLAN
1988
Overview
Vladimir Shatalov, director of cosmonaut training, added that the Soviet space program ''is not striving for records'' of space endurance but rather is accumulating experience which ''will be applied to Mars.'' ''The most difficult thing in a duration flight is to retrain a high level of ability to work efficiently and to distribute all your forces from the beginning till the end,'' he said. ''The crew had to take care not to lose the ability to work at some point in the middle of the flight.'' Morale Shaken by Departure ''Comrade [Aleksander Laveikin] left the station with hard feelings,'' Colonel [Yuri V. Romanenko] said in an expression of public independence unusual for the largely military-trained Soviet astronaut corps. ''It was kind of difficult for me, too. I had prepared for the flight with this one cosmonaut.
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New York Times Company
