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English: S95-21460 (August 1995) --- Astronaut John E. Blaha, who will go into space in 1996 to spend time aboard Russia's Mir Space Station, is assisted with gear during a break from water survival training in Russia. Blaha will go into space on the scheduled August mission of STS-79 and after four months aboard Mir will return to Earth with the STS-81 crew.
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