Alexander Konstantinovich Vinogradov (1940-2002) - Russian designer of missile systems, laureate of the Lenin Prize .
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| Date of Birth | 1940 |
| Date of death | 2002 |
| Occupation | missile system designer |
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Biography
Born in 1940 (place of birth?)
After graduation, he worked at MIT - Moscow Institute of Heat Engineering (until 1966 it was called NII-1). Since 1965, the head of sector No. 19, led the development of a mobile soil rocket complex (PGRK).
Since 1970, head of the sector; since 1971, head of department No. 6 (integrated, headquarters at the institute). Since 1974, at the same time deputy chief designer of MIT.
Technical director of testing the complex 15P645M (1975). In 1984, he proposed for the BZHRK with the RT-23UTTX missile the principle of a train with three missiles of three autonomous modules.
Since 1987, First Deputy Director - General Designer of MIT.
Died in 2002 (place of death?)
Ranks and Awards
Laureate of the Lenin Prize in 1976 (as part of the team) - for the creation of the Temp-2C missile system.
Sources
- The 30-year-old Alexander Vinogradov is appointed to the post of head of the integrated department (department 6) .
- A.K. Vinogradov First Deputy Director and General Designer of the Institute of MIT .
- Heads of sectors: No. 19- A.K. Vinogradov .
- The development of the intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) was conducted by the MIT branch No. 1, and the newly created department No. 19 under the leadership of A.K. Vinogradov was engaged in the development of the complex .
- Alexander Vinogradov - proposed for the BZHRK with the RT-23UTTX missile the principle of creating a train with three missiles from three autonomous modules .