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dressing-room.

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only to withdraw, press a knob, and voila! She was in the
basement.

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With his right hand,

movement forward-back,

astronaut in one position.

called the Manned Manoeuvring Unit, or MMU. A space-

locking points on the MMU to be able to glide precisely
around space with no connection to the space shuttle.

Nitrogen gas fired through 24 jet thrusters provide

that can send him spinning, tumbling or cartwheeling.
With his left hand, the astronaut controls straight line

A minicomputer teamed with a gyroscope on the
backpack can automatically fire the jets to hold the

Soviet subs off

WASHINGTON (AP)
There has been a “substantial
surge” in the number of So
viet missile-firing submar-
ines cruising off the east
coast of the United States
but that is no reason to
worry, Navy Secretary John
Lehman said Tuesday.

Gen. John Vessey, chair-
man of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff, also said in a letter to

has but to attach his suit to

subs are “not a cause for
alarm.”

Both Lehman and Vessey
said the Soviet activity is
part of the long-promised
Soviet reaction to the U.S.
deployment of nuclear-tipped
Pershing 2 and cruise mis-
siles in NATO countries.

Soviet subs normally oper-
ate much closer to home than
do the wide-ranging U.S.

- because of superior Ameri
can ability to track the boats.

Lehman told reporters
“there has been a substantial
surge in Soviet missile sub-
marines in the Atlantic.” No
such increase has been spot-
ted off the U.S. Pacific coast.

Lehman identified the new
subs as Delta-class boats,
which normally operate in
the northern Atlantic.

are controlled with levers on
the MMU.
the astronaut operates controls

up-down or left-right.

This will enable an astronaut to

U.S. east coast

class boats off the American
coast in addition to two or
three Yankee-class missile-
firing subs the Soviets nor-
mally have in the western
Atlantic, Lehman said.

But “we would invite them
to deploy all their Deltas
there,” Lehman said, because
the sub’s missiles are less ac-
curate in the western At-
than when they are

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