Table 2
Log of Manned Flights Alti tudes
Number of Duration (Statute Miles)
FLight ..\5 t ronauts LaWlch Date kevolutions Hr. ~in. Perigee Apogee
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Vostok I Gagarin 12 Apri 1 61 1 1 48 110 187
~1R-3 Shepherd 5 May 61 Suborbital 15 116
~R-4 Grissom 21 July 61 Suborbital If. 118
Vostok. II Titov 6 Aug 61 17 25 18 100 159
MA-6 .:i lenn 20 Feb 62 3 4 56 100 162
~IA-7 Carpe:r.ter 24 May 62 3 4 56 99 167
Vostok III Nikoyalev 11 Aug 62 64 94 3S 114 156
N Vostok I'l Popovich 12 Aug 62 48 70 57 H2 158....:
0 MA-8 Schirra 3 Oct bL is 9 13 100 po
MA-9 Cooper 15 May 63 22 34 20 100 166
Vostok F Bykovsky 14 June 63 81 119 6 107 146
VO$tok VI Tereshkova 16 June 63 48 70 50 113 144
Voshicod I Komarov, Yegorov, 16 Dei.. 64 10 24 17 110 255
Feoktisov
Voshkud II Belayayev, Leoncv 18 Mar 65 1:- 27 2 107 307
GT-3 Grissom .. Your..g 23 Mar 65 3 4 54 100 139
GT-4 ~~cDivitt, Whi te 3 June 65 63 97 50 100 175
GT-5 Cooper, Conrad 21 Aug 6S 120 190 56 100 189
GT-6 Schirra, St~fford 15 Dec 65 16 25 51 100 ]AU
CT-7 fsu:rn!:m. Love 11 4 Dec 65 205 330 S5 100 177
GT-8 Armstrong, Scott 16 \Iar 66 7 10 42 99 147
GT-9 Stafford, Cernan 3Ju:ne 66 46 72 21 99 144
*GT-lO YOW1g, Collins 18 J'-lly 66 44 70 47 99 145
*GT-ll CO!lrad, Gordon 12 Sept 66 45 71 17 100 IS 1
GT-12 Love 11, .Udrin 11 Nov 66 S9 9~c 34 100 185
Tot~l (of 24 flights) 934 1457 56
*Extrerr.e altitudes of 475 and 850, respectively, were achi·~ved in GT-10 arId GT-ll by powered dep.utures from the
"stable" orbits indie<ited b~' the perigee and apogee given in the table. ---
Table 2
Log of Manned Flights Alti tudes
Number of Duration (Statute Miles)
FLight ..\5 t ronauts LaWlcfl Date kevolutions Hr. ~in. Perigee Apogee
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Vostok I Gagarin 12 Apri 1 61 1 1 48 110 187
~1R-3 Shepherd 5 May 61 Suborbital 15 116
~R-4 Grissom 21 July 61 Suborbital 16 lIB
Vostok. II Titov 6 Aug 61 17 25 18 100 159
~-6 .:; lenn 20 Feb 62 3 4 56 100 162
~IA-7 Carpe:r.ter 24 May 62 3 4 56 99 167
Vostok III Nikoyalev II Aug 62 64 94 3S 114 156
N Vostok I'l Popovich 12 Aug 62 48 70 57 H2 158....:
0 MA-8 Schirra 3 Oct b2 6 9 13 100 po
MA-9 Cooper 15 May 63 22 34 20 100 166
Vostok F Bykovsky 14 June 63 81 119 6 107 146
VO!'otok VI Tereshkova 16 June 63 48 70 50 113 144
Voshicod I Komarov, Yegorov, 16 Oci.. 64 10 24 17 110 255
Feoktisov
Voshkud II Belayayev, Leoncv 18 Mar 65 1:- 27 2 107 307
GT-3 Grissom .. ¥oUP.g 23 Mar 65 3 4 54 100 139
GT-4 ~~cDi vitt, Whi te 3 June 65 63 97 50 100 175
GT-5 Cooper, Conrad 21 Aug 6S 120 190 56 100 189
GT-6 Schirra, St~fford 15 Dec 65 16 25 51 100 ]AU
CT-7 lsu:rn!:m. Love 11 4 Dec 65 205 330 S5 100 177
GT-8 Armstrong, Scott 16 "Iar 66 7 10 42 99 147
GT-9 Stafford, Cernan 3JUTle 66 46 72 21 99 144
*GT-lO Yotmg. Collins 18 J'-11y 66 44 70 47 99 145
*GT-ll CO!1.rad, Gordon 12 Sept 66 45 71 17 100 151
GT-12 Love 11, .Udrin 11 Nov 66 S9 9~c 34 100 185
Tot~l (of 24 flights) 934 1457 56
*Extrerr.e altitudes of 475 and 850, respectively. were achi·~ved in GT-10 arId GT-ll by powered dep,utures from the
"stable" orbits indic<ited b~' the perigee and apogee given in the table. ---