Cargo spacecraft "Progress-M 14M"

Refueling system propellants amount     539 kg
* Oxygen                                 50 kg
Water in Rodnik ("Creek") system tanks  420 kg
Self fuel reserve available for the ISS 250 kg

Pressured section cargo (total mass 1410 kg)

Equpiment for systems:
* SOJ life support control                6 kg
* SVO water supply control              107 kg
* SOTR heat exchange conrtol             40 kg
* Regul-OS control and communications    36 kg
* TVS television                          8 kg
* SUDN movement & navigation control,
  STTS phone & telegraph control,
  SUBA equipment control                  2 kg
STOR maintenance and repair items         3 kg
SSGO Hygiene and sanitation items       156 kg
SPPZ Fire protection items                6 kg
Lighting means                           17 kg
SMV Intermodule ventilation items        14 kg
Food rations, fresh products            304 kg
Medical equipment, underwear,
personal hygiene and care, station
air purity checking and cleaning        184 kg

FGB Zarya equipment                       3 kg
DC-1 Pirs equipment                       7 kg
MRM-1 Rassvet equipment                  24 kg
MRM-2 Poisk eqipment                      5 kg

Scientific equipment for experiments "Tipologiya",
"Immuno","Biodegradatsiya","Matryoshka-R",
"Vynoslivist","Test"                     88 kg

Onboard documentation, crew parcel,
video and photo equipment                37 kg
A special delivery for Russian
crewmembers                             164 kg

American Sergent delivery, including
food rations, personal hygiene and care
items                                   199 kg

Total cargo mass                       2669 kg

Mission Report:

• It is ISS mission ??, to deliver supplies to the International Space Station and docked at the rear longitudinal port of ISS/Zvezda on .
  
• The Progress M-14M cargo ship undocked from the Pirs module at 1104 UTC on Apr 19, 2012 to begin nine days of Radar-Progress ionospheric experiments.
• Progress M-14M stayed in orbit for 9 days to conduct the Radar-Progress Experiment. Several firings of thrusters were made and the ionospheric effects were observed using a radar transmitter near Irkutsk.
• It was deorbited over the Pacific on Apr 28, 2012.

Approch and docking Chart