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ELYAN - Hero of the Soviet Union

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MINOV - one of the pioneers of parachuting

SEDOV - Hero of the Soviet Union

SEROV - Hero of the Soviet Union

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ANOKHIN - Hero of the Soviet Union

GROMOV - Hero of the Soviet Union, flight Moscow - North Pole - USA

EFIMOV - one of the first Russian military pilots

FRUNZE - Hero of the Soviet Union

CHKALOV - Hero of the Soviet Union, flight Moscow - North Pole - Vancouver

YUMASHEV - Hero of the Soviet Union, Flight Moscow - North Pole - USA

YAKIMOV - Hero of the Soviet Union

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ANTIPOV - Hero of the Soviet Union Belyakov - Hero of the Soviet Union, flight Moscow - North Pole - USA

GOLUBEV - twice Hero of the Soviet Union

DANILIN - Hero of the Soviet Union, flight Moscow - North Pole - USA

DORONIN - Hero of the Soviet Union, member of the Chelyuskin rescue expedition

KAMANIN - Hero of the Soviet Union, member of the Chelyuskin rescue expedition

KOZHEDUB - three times Hero of the Soviet Union

MAZURUK - Hero of the Soviet Union, polar explorer

MOLOKOV - Hero of the Soviet Union, member of the Chelyuskin rescue expedition

POLUNIN - one of the founders of aerobatics on rocket aircraft

RASKOV - Hero of the Soviet Union

RUDNEV - Hero of the Soviet Union

SLEPNEV - Hero of the Soviet Union, member of the Chelyuskin rescue expedition

Utochkin - one of the first Russian pilots

CHECHNEVA - Hero of the Soviet Union

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ALEKSEEV - Hero of the Soviet Union, member of the Chelyuskin rescue expedition

ARTSEULOV - test pilot

BABUSHKIN - Hero of the Soviet Union, member of the expedition to save Nobile

BAIDUKOV - Hero of the Soviet Union, flight Moscow - North. Pole - USA

GASTELLO - Hero of the Soviet Union

GRITSEVETS - twice Hero of the Soviet Union

DRACHENKO - Hero of the Soviet Union

MARESYEV - Hero of the Soviet Union, prototype of the hero of the novel by B. Polevoy

NESTEROV - Russian military pilot, founder of aerobatics, Hero of the Soviet Union

OSIPENKO - pilot, Hero of the Soviet Union

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ALEKHNOVICH

KOKKINAKI - twice Hero of the Soviet Union

POKRYSHKIN - three times Hero of the Soviet Union

TALALIKHIN - Hero of the Soviet Union

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VODOPYANOV - Hero of the Soviet Union, member of the Chelyuskin rescue expedition

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BAKHCHIVANJI - Hero of the Soviet Union

GRIZODUBOV - Hero of the Soviet Union

LEVANEVSKY - Hero of the Soviet Union, member of the Chelyuskin rescue expedition

LYAPIDEVSKY - Hero of the Soviet Union, member of the Chelyuskin rescue expedition

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