Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Vladimir Komarov across 4 places, from 1927 to 1966.
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Vladimir Mikhaylovich Komarov (16 March 1927 – 24 April 1967) was a Soviet test pilot, aerospace engineer, and cosmonaut.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Vladimir Komarov was documented, and when
16 March 1927exact date
Moscowattested“Komarov was born on 16 March 1927 in Moscow and grew up with his half-sister Matilda (born in 1915).”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Komarov
1948year
Sovietattested“Komarov's mother died in 1948, seven months before his graduation in 1949, at which he received his pilot's wings and commission as a lieutenant in the Soviet Air Force.”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Komarov
July 1966month
Japanattested“In July 1966, Komarov was reprimanded by Kamanin for his unauthorised disclosure, while in Japan, that "the Soviet Union will, at the scheduled time, fly an automated spacecraft around the Moon and return it to (the) Earth, to be followe…”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Komarov
July 1966month
Moonattested“In July 1966, Komarov was reprimanded by Kamanin for his unauthorised disclosure, while in Japan, that "the Soviet Union will, at the scheduled time, fly an automated spacecraft around the Moon and return it to (the) Earth, to be followe…”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Komarov
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1946year
Borisoglebsk (air base)mentioned“In 1946, Komarov completed his first year of training at the Chkalov Higher Air Force School in Borisoglebsk in Voronezh Oblast.”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Komarov
1946year
Voronezh Oblastmentioned“In 1946, Komarov completed his first year of training at the Chkalov Higher Air Force School in Borisoglebsk in Voronezh Oblast.”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Komarov
December 1949month
Groznymentioned“In December 1949, Komarov served as the pilot of a fighter plane with the 383rd Regiment of the 42nd North Caucasian Fighter Air Division that was based in Grozny.”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Komarov
1954year
Zhukovsky Air Force Engineering Academymentioned“Komarov continued to fly in that position until 1954, and then he enrolled in an engineering course at the Zhukovsky Air Force Engineering Academy.”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Komarov
19 October 1964exact date
Kremlin Wall Necropolismentioned“* Gold Star Hero of the Soviet Union, twice (19 October 1964, 1967 (posthumously)) * Order of Lenin (19 October 1964, 1967 (posthumously)) * Order of the Red Star (1961) * Medal "For Combat Merit" (1956) * Medal "For the Development of V…”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Komarov
19 October 1964exact date
Moscowmentioned“* Gold Star Hero of the Soviet Union, twice (19 October 1964, 1967 (posthumously)) * Order of Lenin (19 October 1964, 1967 (posthumously)) * Order of the Red Star (1961) * Medal "For Combat Merit" (1956) * Medal "For the Development of V…”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Komarov
25 April 1968exact date
Orskmentioned“On 25 April 1968, a memorial service was held for Komarov at the crash site near Orsk .”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Komarov
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