Artsebarsky, Anatoly Pavlovich

Education

• In 1973 he graduated from high school number 2 in the village of Prosyanaya
• In October 1977 he graduated from the Kharkov Higher Military Aviation School of Pilots named after twice Hero of the Soviet Union S. I. Gritsevets, specialty "Command tactical fighter aircraft", qualification "military pilot-engineer"
• In 1983-1987 he studied at the evening department of the Aircraft Engineering Department of the Akhtuba branch of the Moscow Aviation Institute. S. Ordzhonikidze "Takeoff" without interruption from work
• Since July 28, 1994 he studied at the Academy of the General Staff of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation , graduated on June 18, 1996
• In 2002 he graduated from the Moscow Academy of the Labor Market and Information Technology under the crisis management program
• From September 18, 2006 to September 17, 2008 he studied at the Federal State Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education "Russian Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation" with the assignment of an additional qualification "Master of Business Administration - Master of Business Administration (MBA)"

Military Service

• In 1973, enlisted in the Soviet Army with admission to the Kharkov VVAUL
• In 1973-1977, a cadet of the Kharkov VVAUL. Flights on aircraft L-29 , UTI MiG-15 , MiG-17 , MiG-21
• October 21, 1977 awarded the military rank of " lieutenant "
• On November 25, 1977, he was enlisted as an instructor pilot at the 812th Training Aviation Regiment (UAP) of the Kharkov VVAUL. He mastered and received admission to the MiG-21PF, MiG-21PFM, MiG-21U, MiG-21US, MiG-21UM
• 1978 - combat mission to intercept an air target
• November 3, 1979 awarded the military rank of "senior lieutenant"
• November 1982 - transferred to the 267th Center for Testing Aviation Engineering and Training Test Pilots
• 1982-1996 in flight test and space service
• February 17, 1982 awarded the military title "captain"
• March 3, 1985 awarded the military title "Major"
• March 31, 1988 awarded the military rank of "lieutenant colonel"
• October 25, 1991 awarded the military rank of "Colonel"
• Since November 2, 1996, a member of the Scientific and Technical Committee on Orbital and Reusable Aerospace Complexes of the General Staff of the Air Force of the Russian Federation
• August 20, 1998 dismissed from the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation to the reserve for organizational and staffing measures

Total flying time of more than 1600 hours, 48 parachute jumps.

Class

• August 11, 1978 - 3rd Class Military Pilot
• from November 5, 1980 - 2nd Class Military Pilot
• February 21, 1981 - 1st Class Military Pilot
• from August 4, 1983 - 3rd Class Test Pilot
• February 14, 1986 - 2nd Class Test Pilot
• from January 24, 1992 - Cosmonaut of the 2nd class

Flight Testing

• From November 1982 to August 1983 he underwent training at the 267th Center for Testing Aviation Engineering and the Training of Test Pilots in the city of Akhtubinsk, Astrakhan Region
• August 11, 1983 enrolled as a test pilot in the 1st Test Aviation Squadron (IAE) of the flight test service of fighter-interceptors of air defense and front-line aircraft of the 1st Directorate of the State Red Banner Scientific Research Institute of the Air Force named after V.P. Chkalov (Air Force State Research Institute). During the flight test work, he mastered the MiG-23 , all modifications of the MiG-25 , MiG-27 , MiG-29 , Su-17 , Yak-40 , Tu-134 , A-50 (AWAC).
• October 16, 1986 transferred to the 2nd IAE of the same institute

Space exploration

Preparation

• He was included in the selection program conducted by the Air Force State Research Institute of the USSR for work in the Buran program. A medical examination was held at the Central Military Research Aviation Hospital (CVNIAG).
• In June 1985 he received a positive opinion of the Central Medical Flight Commission (CVLK)
• On September 2, 1985, by decision of the State Interdepartmental Commission (GMVK), he was selected as a cosmonaut candidate from the Air Force State Research Institute
• November 1985 - May 1987 - passed through the collection method a cycle of general space training at the Cosmonaut Training Center. Yu. A. Gagarina
• May 1987 - successful passing of tests and assignment of qualification "test cosmonaut"
• January 8, 1988 - by order of the USSR Ministry of Defense, he was assigned to the 2nd group of the cosmonaut corps of the Air Force Cosmonaut Training Center as a test cosmonaut (9th set, together with V. M. Afanasyev and G. M. Manakov ). The appointment was made in connection with an increase in the implementation time of the Buran program.
• 1988 - 1989 - training in a group of astronauts on a flight program at the Mir orbital complex ( Mir OK).
• July 1989 - February 1990 - preparation for the flight to the Mir OK as a reserve crew commander together with S. V. Avdeev
• February 1990 - July 1990 - preparation for the flight under the program of the 7th main expedition (EO-7) to the Mir OK as a commander of the third (reserve) crew
  • February 1990 - June 13, 1990 together with M. Kh. Manarov
  • since June 13, 1990 - without partners (M. Kh. Manarov was transferred by the flight engineer to the backup crew of the Soyuz TM-10 spacecraft to the place of V. I. Sevastyanov , who was suspended from a long flight for medical reasons.)
• from August 13 to November 12, 1990 he was trained under the program of the 8th main expedition (EO-8) at Mir OK as a commander of the backup crew together with S.K. Krikalyov and Japanese cosmonaut Ryoko Kikuchi )
• From December 5, 1990 to April 19, 1991 he underwent training under the program of the 9th main expedition (EO-9) to the Mir OK as a commander of the main crew (together with S.K. Krikalev and British cosmonaut Helen Patricia Sharman ).

Space Flight

He made a long space flight from May 18 to October 10, 1991 as the crew commander of the Soyuz TM-12 transport vehicle and Mir OK under the program of the 9th main expedition (EO-9) and the Juno program. The starting crew included S.K. Krikalev and H.P. Sharman. He became the 248th man in space, 71st from the USSR.

Personal callsign "Ozone-1".

During the space flight, he made six exits into open space:

• June 24, 4 hours 58 minutes
• June 28 - 3 hours 24 minutes
• July 15 - 6 hours 4 minutes
• July 19 - 5 hours 28 minutes
• July 23 - 5 hours 34 minutes
• July 27 - 6 hours 49 minutes

He handed over the shift to OK Mir to the commander of the 10th main expedition (EO-10) A. Volkov , returned to the ground to Soyuz TM-12 together with members of the 8th visiting expedition (EP-8) T. O Aubakirov ( USSR ) and F.A. Fibökom ( Austria ).

Flight duration 144 days 15 hours 21 minutes 50 seconds. Duration of work in outer space 32 hours 17 minutes.

Statistics ^[1]

Further Training

• April 24, 1992 - enrolled as a test cosmonaut-instructor in the 2nd group of the Air Force Cosmonaut Training Center. He was trained as part of a conditional crew together with Yu. V. Usachev .
• July 1992 - appointed commander of the backup crew under the program of the 13th main expedition of OK Mir, but did not start preparations
• On September 7, 1993, by order of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, he was expelled from the cosmonaut detachment of the Cosmonaut Training Center of the Air Force of the Russian Federation and assigned to the Program Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) as an adviser, instructor-test cosmonaut of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
• January 4, 1994 - by order of the Russian Academy of Sciences, he was admitted to the position of adviser, instructor-cosmonaut-tester of the RAS Work in the laboratory of large structures; Head of Information Technology Sector.
• July 28, 1994 - dismissed from the post of cosmonaut of the Russian Academy of Sciences in connection with his admission to study at the Academy of the General Staff of the Russian Defense Ministry.

Social and scientific activities

• c 1980 member of the CPSU.
• March 20, 1999 - Head of the Propaganda Department of the Cosmonautics Federation of Russia
• Since June 16, 2000 - Vice-President of the Cosmonautics Federation of Russia
• 2000 - elected academician of the International Academy of Information, Communication and Management in Nature and Society.
• 2005 - was elected an academician of the Academy of Defense Security and Law and Order of the Russian Federation.

Labor

• Since April 12, 1999 - 1st Deputy Chairman of the Board of the People’s Charitable Foundation for the Preservation of OK Mir
• Since November 9, 1999 - General Director of the People’s Charitable Foundation for the Preservation of OK Mir
• Since March 22, 2001 - Advisor to the President of ZAO CB European Trust Bank
• Since May 26, 2004 - Member of the Board of Directors of ZAO CB European Trust Bank
• March 15, 2007 - Head of the representative office of the National Company Kazkosmos Joint-Stock Company (Republic of Kazakhstan) in Moscow. The company was renamed on August 2, 2007 into the National Company Kazakstan Garysh Sapary Joint-Stock Company

Father - Pavel Karpovich Arcebar, mother - Maria Vasilievna Arcebar (Storcheus).
The family has five children. Son Taras (Russian first-class test pilot), son Alexander and three daughters - Alesya, Maria and Ekaterina.

• Hero of the Soviet Union with the presentation of the Golden Star medal and the Order of Lenin (October 10, 1991)
• Cosmonaut of the USSR (October 10, 1991)
• Medal "For Merit in Space Exploration" ( April 12, 2011 ) - for great merits in the field of research, development and use of outer space, many years of conscientious work, active social activity ^[2]
• 11 medals
• Honored Tester of Space Technology (2000)

• Soyuz TM-12
• Orbital station "Mir"

Gareeva, A. “Earth in the window” ...: Hero of the Soviet Union, pilot-cosmonaut A.P. Arcebarsky visited Ishimbay / A. Gareeva // Subtems + .- 2011.- Oct. 5 - P.2.6.

Rezyapov, N. Our Earth smells like wormwood ...: Ishimbay was visited by pilot-cosmonaut A.P. Arcebarsky / N. Rezyapov // Voskhod.- 2011.- Oct. 4 - P.2.

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