File:US Navy divers with the ASTP Apollo command module during its recovery S75-29715.jpg

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Description	Русский: Приводнившийся в Тихом океане командный модуль, который участвовал в полёте «Союз — Аполлон», ожидает подъёма на борт десантного вертолётоносца «Новый Орлеан» (на заднем плане) с астронавтами внутри после того, как водолазы ВМС США подвели под него надувное резиновое кольцо English: The Apollo–Soyuz Test Project Apollo Command Module, with astronauts T. Stafford, V. Brand and D. Slayton still inside, awaits pickup by the prime recovery ship, USS New Orleans (LPH-11), following splashdown in the Central Pacific Ocean at 16:18 hrs (CDT), 24 July 1975 to conclude the historic joint U.S.-USSR ASTP docking mission in Earth orbit. The CM touchdown occurred in the Hawaiian Islands area. A team of U.S. Navy swimmers attached a flotation ring (collar) around the base of the capsule, which is also visible.
Date	Taken on 24 July 1975
Source	http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/gallery/images/apollo-soyuz/apollo-soyuz/html/s75-29715.html (image link); https://images.nasa.gov/details-S75-29715
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