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Cosmonauts dead on landing, of the crew. This phase involves a sequence of twelve specific actions, the successful completion of which is vital for the safety of the crew. Indeed, to date, the worst accident in the history of the Soviet manned space programme — the death of Vladimir Komarov — occurred during the return from orbit.