Soyuz launchers, crew spacecraft, , and mission-specific configurations.
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International Space StationModular multinational orbital research laboratory/ActiveThe International Space Station is a continuously inhabited multinational laboratory assembled in low Earth orbit.
Apollo command and service moduleCrewed lunar and Earth-orbit spacecraft/RetiredThe Apollo command and service module was the crew spacecraft used for Apollo Earth-orbit, lunar-orbit, lunar-landing support, Skylab ferry, and Apollo-Soyuz missions.
Soyuz spacecraftSoviet crewed orbital and station-transport spacecraft family/RetiredSoyuz spacecraft supported Soyuz T-14 through Soyuz 38 in the Soyuz program.
Mir space stationModular Soviet and Russian orbital space station/InactiveMir was the first modular space station assembled in orbit and a long-duration laboratory occupied by 28 principal expeditions.
Saturn IBLaunch vehicle/RetiredSaturn IB was NASA's uprated Saturn I launch vehicle used for Apollo command and service module tests, Apollo 7, Skylab crew ferry missions, and Apollo-Soyuz.
No imageSalyut space stationsSeries of Soviet civilian and military orbital space stations/RetiredSalyut space stations supported Soyuz T-14 through Soyuz 38 in the Salyut program.
No imageSoyuz-TM spacecraftUpgraded Soviet and Russian crew transport spacecraft/RetiredThe Soyuz-TM family flew 34 numbered missions serving Mir and the International Space Station, from the uncrewed Soyuz TM-1 qualification flight through Soyuz TM-34.
No imageSalyut 6 stationSecond-generation DOS orbital station/InactiveSalyut 6, designated DOS-5, inaugurated the second generation of Soviet space stations after its September 29, 1977 launch.
No imageApollo CSM-111Modified Apollo command and service module/RecoveredApollo CSM-111 was the mission-specific spacecraft for Apollo-Soyuz Test Project.
No imageProgress 7 cargo spacecraftProgress 7K-TG cargo spacecraft/ReenteredProgress 7 was an uncrewed Soyuz-derived logistics mission to Salyut 6 from June 28, 1979 to July 20, 1979.
No imageSaturn IB SA-210American crew launch vehicle/ExpendedSaturn IB SA-210 supported Apollo-Soyuz Test Project in the Apollo-Soyuz program.
No imageSoyuz TMA-07M flight vehicleSoyuz-TMA spacecraftSoyuz TMA-07M was the individual physical Soyuz spacecraft flown from December 19, 2012 through May 14, 2013.
