In 1931, Semyon Kosberg graduated from the Moscow Aviation Institute. He then worked in some of the biggest planning organizations of the Soviet aircraft industry. In 1941, Kosberg was appointed chief designer of an aircraft design bureau, later known as OKB-154, which he ran until his death. He is known for his contributions to the creation of aircraft engines, mounted on the Lavochkin La-5, Lavochkin La-7, and other mass wartime aircraft. In 1946-1965, Kosberg supervised the development of a series of liquid fuel rocket engines, which would be mounted on the final stages of carrier rockets and put into orbit piloted spacecraft, satellites, and interplanetary automatic space stations.
semyon, kosberg, semyon, ariyevich, kosberg, Семён, риевич, Ко, сберг, russian, october, 1903, slutsk, january, 1965, voronezh, soviet, engineer, expert, field, aircraft, rocket, engines, doctor, technical, sciences, 1959, hero, socialist, labor, 1961, semyon,. Semyon Ariyevich Kosberg Semyon A rievich Ko sberg in Russian October 1 14 1903 Slutsk January 3 1965 Voronezh was a Soviet engineer expert in the field of aircraft and rocket engines Doctor of Technical Sciences 1959 Hero of Socialist Labor 1961 Semyon Kosberg Semyon Ariyevich KosbergBorn1 October 1903Slutsk Minsk Governorate Russian EmpireDied3 January 1965 1965 01 03 aged 61 Voronezh Soviet UnionAlma materLeningrad Polytechnic Institute Moscow Aviation InstituteOccupationEngineerEngineering careerDisciplineAerospace EngineeringEmployer s Baranov Central Institute of Aviation Motor DevelopmentThis article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Semyon Kosberg news newspapers books scholar JSTOR November 2009 Learn how and when to remove this message In 1931 Semyon Kosberg graduated from the Moscow Aviation Institute He then worked in some of the biggest planning organizations of the Soviet aircraft industry In 1941 Kosberg was appointed chief designer of an aircraft design bureau later known as OKB 154 which he ran until his death He is known for his contributions to the creation of aircraft engines mounted on the Lavochkin La 5 Lavochkin La 7 and other mass wartime aircraft In 1946 1965 Kosberg supervised the development of a series of liquid fuel rocket engines which would be mounted on the final stages of carrier rockets and put into orbit piloted spacecraft satellites and interplanetary automatic space stations Semyon Kosberg was awarded the Lenin Prize 1960 Order of Lenin three other orders and different medals A crater on the far side of the Moon is named after him External links editBiography in Russian Biography by Vitaly Charny Biography in Russian Encyclopedia Astronautica entry Kosberg worked Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Semyon Kosberg amp oldid 1127202791, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
