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Leonov

[lee-oh-nawf, -nof, lyi-aw-nuhf]

noun

  1. Alexei Arkhipovich 1934–2019, Soviet cosmonaut: first man to walk in space 1965.

  2. Leonid Maksimovich 1899–1994, Russian writer.



Leonov

/ ɪˈɔə /

noun

  1. Aleksei Arkhipovich (alɪkˈsjej arˈxipɪvitʃ). born 1934, Soviet cosmonaut; the first man to walk in space (1965)

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“This cooperation in space has been going in genuine success ever since Gen. Tom Stafford and Gen. Alexei Leonov came across that threshold docked in space in 1975,” he said.

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His Russian counterpart, Alexei Leonov, responded in English: “Well done, Tom, it was a good show. I vote for you.”

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The two crews became so close that years later Leonov arranged for Stafford to be able to adopt two Russian boys when Stafford was in his 70s.

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One of his superiors, Nikolai Leonov, considered him a "mediocre agent".

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His Soviet counterpart, Alexey Leonov, became a lifelong friend.

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