Posted by: Alex
NAZ-3 Russian emergency-landing kit - 11/09/07 04:23 AM
Just FYI
Rare images!
The NAZ-3 emergency-landing kit was used in cosmonaut training in all seasons and extremes of temperature, and on all manner of terrain: mountains, steppes, tundra, desert, taiga, and in water. The survival kit was designed to gain the attention of rescue crews rather than for long-term use, containing enough supplies for three men over a 72-hour period.
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The Taz-III / NAZ-3 C2M Portable Emergency Kit consisted of:
(1) water canteen with attached siphon-spigot;
(2) a yellow metal Priboy radio transmitter with articulated antenna and eight-pronged plug fitted to receptacle of accompanying battery;
(3) reserve radio battery and connecting wires;
(4) three various signal flares;
(5) a compass and compass case;
(6) a 120-mm folding blade knife with two blades, pick, flathead screwdriver and corkscrew;
(7) a whistle;
(8) a sewing kit;
(9) two packs of all-weather matches with striking flints;
(10) a flashlight;
(11) a double-edged switchblade saw;
(12) granulated ethyl alcohol;
(13) 3 portable saws in the form of wire garrotes;
(14) vacuum-packed food rations;
(15) dry fuel;
(16) fishing tackle;
(17) first-aid kit, all contained in two triangular orange metal cases with grey canvas top, zipper closure;
(18) pistol with cartridges, (Quite interesting 3 barrel gun. Here is the link to description in Russian)
(19) TZK thermal protection suits for three men;
(20) Forel immersion suits for three men; 2 canvas strap handles numbered units N-1 and N-2.
The triangular shape of the carrying cases allowed them to be secured snugly in the cramped space between the seats of the cosmonauts onboard the Soyuz craft.
For more details refer to the excellent site of a friend of mine from Australia: http://suzymchale.com/kosmonavtka/soyfeature.html
(look for Survival gear section)
Rare images!
The NAZ-3 emergency-landing kit was used in cosmonaut training in all seasons and extremes of temperature, and on all manner of terrain: mountains, steppes, tundra, desert, taiga, and in water. The survival kit was designed to gain the attention of rescue crews rather than for long-term use, containing enough supplies for three men over a 72-hour period.
Newer version content:
The Taz-III / NAZ-3 C2M Portable Emergency Kit consisted of:
(1) water canteen with attached siphon-spigot;
(2) a yellow metal Priboy radio transmitter with articulated antenna and eight-pronged plug fitted to receptacle of accompanying battery;
(3) reserve radio battery and connecting wires;
(4) three various signal flares;
(5) a compass and compass case;
(6) a 120-mm folding blade knife with two blades, pick, flathead screwdriver and corkscrew;
(7) a whistle;
(8) a sewing kit;
(9) two packs of all-weather matches with striking flints;
(10) a flashlight;
(11) a double-edged switchblade saw;
(12) granulated ethyl alcohol;
(13) 3 portable saws in the form of wire garrotes;
(14) vacuum-packed food rations;
(15) dry fuel;
(16) fishing tackle;
(17) first-aid kit, all contained in two triangular orange metal cases with grey canvas top, zipper closure;
(18) pistol with cartridges, (Quite interesting 3 barrel gun. Here is the link to description in Russian)
(19) TZK thermal protection suits for three men;
(20) Forel immersion suits for three men; 2 canvas strap handles numbered units N-1 and N-2.
The triangular shape of the carrying cases allowed them to be secured snugly in the cramped space between the seats of the cosmonauts onboard the Soyuz craft.
For more details refer to the excellent site of a friend of mine from Australia: http://suzymchale.com/kosmonavtka/soyfeature.html
(look for Survival gear section)
