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List of uncrewed spaceflights to Salyut space stations

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This is alist of uncrewed spaceflights to theSalyut space stations. The list includesSoyuz 34, which was launched uncrewed but landed crewed, however it does not includeSoyuz 32, which was launched crewed, but landed uncrewed.

Prior to the launch of Salyut 6, the only uncrewed spaceflights of the Salyut programme were the stations themselves, and theSoyuz 20 spacecraft, which docked with Salyut 4.

Salyut 4

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Main article:Salyut 4
SpacecraftMissionCarrier rocketLaunch
(UTC)		PortDocked
(UTC)		Undocked
(UTC)		Time
docked		Deorbit
(UTC)		Remarks
Soyuz 20[1]TestSoyuz-U[2]17 November 1975
14:38[3]		Salyut 4[4]19 November 1975
16:19[4]		15 February 1976
23:07[4]		88 d, 6 h, 49 m[3]16 February 1976[3]

Salyut 6

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Main article:Salyut 6
SpacecraftMissionCarrier rocketLaunch
(UTC)		PortDocked
(UTC)		Undocked
(UTC)		Time
docked		Deorbit
(UTC)		Remarks
Progress 1[5]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]20 January 1978
08:24[6]		Aft22 January 1978
10:12		6 February 1978
19:24		15 d, 9 h, 12 m8 February 1978
02:39
Progress 2[7]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]7 July 1978
11:26[6]		Aft9 July 1978
12:58		2 August 1978
04:57		23 d, 15 h, 59 m4 August 1978
01:31
Progress 3[8]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]7 August 1978
22:31[6]		Aft9 August 1978
23:59		21 August 1978
15:42		11 d, 15 h, 43 m23 August 1978
16:45
Progress 4[9]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]3 October 1978
23:09[6]		Aft6 October 1978
01:00		24 October 1978
13:01		18 d, 12 h, 1 m26 October 1978
16:28
Progress 5[10]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]12 March 1979
05:47[6]		Aft14 March 1979
07:19		3 April 1979
16:10		20 d, 8 h, 51 m5 April 1979
00:10
Progress 6[11]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]13 May 1979
04:17[6]		Aft15 May 1979
06:19		8 June 1979
07:59		24 d, 1 h, 40 m9 June 1979
18:52
Soyuz 34[12]Crew returnSoyuz-U[2]6 June 1979
18:12[6]		Aft8 June 1979
20:03		14 June 1979
16:18		5 d, 20 h, 15 m19 August 1979
11:39		Launched uncrewed, landed crewed
Fore14 June 1979
17:48		19 August 1979
11:39		65 d, 17 h, 51 m
Progress 7[13]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]28 June 1979
09:25[6]		Aft30 June 1979
11:18		18 July 1979
03:49		17 d, 16 h, 31 m20 July 1979
01:57
Soyuz T-1[14]TestSoyuz-U[2]16 December 1979
21:29[6]		Fore19 December 1979
14:05		23 March 1980
21:04		95 d, 6 h, 59 m25 March 1980
Progress 8[15]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]27 March 1980
18:53[6]		Aft29 March 1980
20:01		25 April 1980
08:04		26 d, 12 h, 3 m26 April 1980
06:54
Progress 9[16]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]27 April 1980
06:24[6]		Aft29 April 1980
08:09		20 May 1980
18:51		20 d, 10 h, 42 m22 May 1980
00:44
Progress 10[17]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]29 June 1980
04:40[6]		Aft1 July 1980
05:53		17 July 1980
22:21		16 d, 16 h, 28 m19 July 1980
01:47
Progress 11[18]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]28 September 1980
15:09[6]		Aft30 September 1980
17:03		9 December 1980
10:23		69 d, 17 h, 20 m11 December 1980
14:00
Progress 12[19]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]24 January 1981
14:18[6]		Aft26 January 1981
15:56		19 March 1981
18:14		52 d, 2 h, 18 m20 March 1981
16:58
Kosmos 1267[20]TestProton-K[21]25 April 1981
02:01[6]		Aft19 June 1981
06:52		N/A1 y, 40 d[a]29 July 1982[b]TKS

Salyut 7

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Main article:Salyut 7
SpacecraftMissionCarrier rocketLaunch
(UTC)		PortDocked
(UTC)		Undocked
(UTC)		Time
docked		Deorbit
(UTC)		Remarks
Progress 13[22]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]23 May 1982
05:58[6]		Aft25 May 1982
07:56		4 June 1982
06:31		9 d, 22 h, 35 m6 June 1982
00:05
Progress 14[23]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]10 July 1982
09:57[6]		Aft12 July 1982
11:41		10 August 1982
22:11		29 d, 10 h, 30 m13 August 1982
01:29
Progress 15[24]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]18 September 1982
04:58[6]		Aft20 September 1982
06:12		14 October 1982
13:46		24 d, 7 h, 34 m16 October 1982
17:06
Progress 16[25]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]31 October 1982
11:20[6]		Aft2 November 1982
13:22		13 December 1982
15:32		41 d, 2 h, 10 m14 December 1982
17:17
Kosmos 1443[26]LogisticsProton-K[21]2 March 1983
09:37[6]		Fore10 March 1983
09:20		14 August 1983
14:04		157 d, 4 h, 44 m19 September 1983
00:28		TKS
Progress 17[27]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]17 August 1983
12:08[6]		Aft19 August 1983
13:47		17 September 1983
11:44		28 d, 21 h, 57 m17 September 1983
23:43
Progress 18[28]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]20 October 1983
09:59[6]		Aft22 October 1983
11:34		13 November 1983
03:08		21 d, 15 h, 34 m16 November 1983
04:18
Progress 19[29]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]21 February 1984
06:46[6]		Aft23 February 1984
08:21		31 March 1984
09:40		27 d, 1 h, 19 m1 April 1984
18:18
Progress 20[30]LogisticsSoyuz-U2[2]15 April 1984
08:12[6]		Aft17 April 1984
09:22		6 May 1984
17:46		50 d, 8 h, 24 m7 May 1984
00:32
Progress 21[31]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]7 May 1984
22:47[6]		Aft10 May 1984
00:10		26 May 1984
09:41		16 d, 9 h, 31 m26 May 1984
15:00
Progress 22[32]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]28 May 1984
14:12[6]		Aft30 May 1984
15:47		15 July 1984
13:36		45 d, 21 h, 49 m15 July 1984
18:52
Progress 23[33]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]14 August 1984
06:28[6]		Aft16 August 1984
08:11		26 August 1984
16:13		10 d, 8 h, 2 m28 August 1984
01:28
Progress 24[34]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]21 June 1985
00:39[6]		Aft23 June 1985
02:54		15 July 1985
12:28		22 d, 9 h, 34 m15 July 1985
22:33
Kosmos 1669[35]LogisticsSoyuz-U[2]19 July 1985
13:05[6]		Aft21 July 1985
15:05		28 August 198538 d30 August 1985
01:20		Progress
Aft28 August 198528 August 1985
21:50		< 1 d
Kosmos 1686[36]Logistics
Reboost		Proton-K[21]27 September 1985
08:41[6]		Fore2 October 1985
10:16		N/A5 y, 128 d[a]7 February 1991[b][c]TKS

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^abTime from docking until reentry of station
  2. ^abRemained attached during deorbit of space station.
  3. ^Decayed naturally

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