The GTS-4 and GTS-5 joint mission ended with the safe landing of the Delta Gliders Columbia and Monitor.
It was the first docking for the Delta Glider. Each orbited the Earth 51 times, covering a distance of 1512660 miles.

The following are the reports on the Launch and Landing of both orbiters, and the docking between the two.

GTS-4 Launch

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(To understand this blog, read USC's first blog, http://www.orbiter-forum.com/blog.php?b=771 )

A Russian launch was detected by the West today, at 18:04 MSK, from Plesetsk Cosmodrome. Russia then confirmed the launch. According to released information, it was a Trassa 14G launch, carrying an unmanned prototype of their replacement to the Soyuz spacecraft, Gorizont, meaning Horizon. The spacecraft flew 3 orbits, before landing in the sea, near the Kamchatka Penninsula.
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Five and a half hours ago, GTS-3 ended with the safe landing of the Delta Glider Columbia.
It was the first flight of the Delta Glider carrying a payload, the MTKS-SAT, a communications sattelite. It orbited the Earth 119 times, covering a distance of 3529575 miles. Included an EVA to activate the sattelite.

The following are the reports on the Ascent, MTKS-SAT/EVA deployment and De-Orbit/Re-entry portions of the mission.

Ascent
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Last night, GTS-1 ended with the safe landing of the Delta Glider Monitor.
It was the first beyond-atmosphere flight of the Delta Glider. It orbited the Earth 40 times, covering a distance of 1,008,450 miles. The following are the reports on the Ascent and De-Orbit/Re-entry portions of the mission.

Ascent
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With the safe touchdown of VTOL Test #4, the final test program of the DG's quest to achieve space-worthiness, the VTOL Program ended.

The following are the flight reports of the four Vertical Take Off and Landing tests.

The first test was meant to test the VTOL engines, and see how well the Delta Glider could hover.
VTOL Test #1
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