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Video Selection List: Mos 94-5065

Central Intelligence Agency · 1994-01-24 · 1 pages · text by GLM-OCR

This is an unclassified, For Official Use Only video selection list, MOS 94-5065. FBIS London compiled it from the Moscow Ostankino Television First Channel "Novosti" newscast of 24 January 1994, and it is filed as a Central Intelligence Agency record. It lists two items. The first covers Saratov aircraft builders and Yakovlev and Central Aerodynamics Institute designers visiting Birmingham, with footage that includes a "flying saucer" in a hangar. The second covers the Soyuz TM-18 separating from the Mir station and redocking.

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AFSN TB0102130094

SLIN Moscow Ostankino Television First Channel Network in Russian 1800 GMT 24 Jan 94

CITS Moscow Ostankino Television First Channel Network

FROM PBIS LONDON UK

SUBJ Video Selection List: MOS 94-5065

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1. [From the "Novosti" newscast]

1. Oleg Shommer and Mikhail Golisev report over video on the visit to Birmingham by Saratov aircraft builders, designers from the Yakovlev Design Bureau, and Central Aerodynamics Institute -- to present their assessment by potential future buyers, showing shots of their arrival and presentation scenes, cutting to clips of glossy pictures of aircraft, aircraft in flight, "flying saucer" from various angles in a hangar. (time into program: 1817-1819; good reception).

2. Sergey Slipchenko report over video on the separation of the Soyuz TM-18 space craft from the Mir station, and its redocking at a different docking unit, showing pictures of space through a screen of telemetric data. (time into program: 1820-1821; good reception).

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