Launches in Support of Human Spaceflight, 2001
- Launches in Support of Human Spaceflight, 2001
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Launches in Support
of Human Spaceflight, 2001
China Shenzhou 2 — January 9 second test flight of manned spacecraft
Mark Polansky
Robert Curbeam
Thomas Jones
Marsha Ivins February 7-20 delivery of Destiny laboratory module to ISS
Russia Progress — February 26 ISS supplies
James Kelly
Andy Thomas
Paul Richards
Yury Usachyov (u)
Susan Helms (u)
James Voss (u)
William Shepherd (d)
Yury Gidzenko (d)
Sergey Krikalyov (d) March 8-21 delivery of Leonardo logistics module to ISS; station crew exchange
Jeffrey Ashby
Chris Hadfield
Scott Parazynski
John Phillips
Umberto Guidoni
Yury Lonchakov April 19-May 1 delivery of Canadarm2 and Raffaello logistics module to ISS
Russia Soyuz-TM 32 Talgat Musabayev
Yury Baturin
Dennis Tito2 April 28-May 6 exchange of Soyuz return craft for ISS crew (TM 31 with TM 32)
Russia Progress — May 20 ISS supplies
Charles Hobaugh
Michael Gernhardt
James Reilly
Janet Kavandi July 12-24 delivery of Joint Airlock to ISS
Rick Sturckow
Daniel Barry
Patrick Forrester
Frank Culbertson (u)
Vladimir Dezhurov (u)
Mikhail Tyurin (u)
Yury Usachyov (d)
Susan Helms (d)
James Voss (d) August 10-22 delivery of Leonardo logistics module to ISS; station crew exchange
Russia Progress — August 21 ISS supplies
Russia Progress-type — September 15 delivery of Docking Compartment-1 to ISS
Russia Soyuz-TM 33 Viktor Afanasyev
Konstantin Kozeyev
Claudie Haigneré October 21-30 exchange of Soyuz return craft for ISS crew (TM 32 with TM 33)
Russia Progress — November 26 ISS supplies
Mark Kelly
Linda Godwin
Daniel Tani
Frank Culbertson (d)
Vladimir Dezhurov (d)
Mikhail Tyurin (d)
Yury Onufriyenko (u)
Daniel Bursch (u)
Carl Walz (u) December 5-17 delivery of Raffaello logistics module to ISS; station crew exchange
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1Commander and pilot (or flight engineer for Soyuz) are listed first.
2Flew as paying passenger.
u = ISS crew member carried up to station (ISS commander listed first).
d = ISS crew member returned to Earth (ISS commander listed first).
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