Cargo spacecraft "Progress-M 19M"

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 .
  
• Progress M-19M, was launched on Apr 24, 2013 into a 184 x 213 km x 51.6 deg orbit, soon raised to 293 x 353 km x 51.6 deg as it began a two-day rendezvous with ISS.
• Loaded with 3.1 tons of supplies and equipment, the Progress M-19M/51P spacecraft's forward docking probe engaged the capture mechanism of the Zvezda command module's aft port at 8:25 a.m. EDT (GMT-4) as the two spacecraft sailed 261 miles above the Kazakhstan-China border.
• Russian engineers earlier concluded the supply ship could safely execute an automated docking using a software patch instructing flight computers to ignore the undeployed antenna.
  As always with Progress dockings, cosmonauts in the Russian segment of the station -- in this case, Romanenko and Vinogradov -- were standing by to remotely guide the ship to docking if the automated KURS navigation system has any problems.
  But the software patch apparently worked as designed and the cargo ship moved in for docking in the normal fashion, albeit slower than usual to give engineers a good look at the antenna through the station's camera system.
  It docked successfully with Zvezda's aft port at 1225 UTC on Apr 26.
  

  The Progress resupply craft approaches the space station's aft docking port. The stowed rendezvous antenna is visible on the lower right of the spacecraft. Credit: NASA TV/Spaceflight Now

  
  
• The KURS system, used by both Progress and manned Soyuz spacecraft, measures differences in radar signal strength to home in on the space station. The jammed antenna, wrapped in white insulation blankets, normally is used to provide orientation data during final approach.
• There is some concern that the antenna that failed to deploy correctly on M-19M may have damaged a Zvezda laser-reflector needed for the forthcoming planned ATV-4 docking. Progress M-19M will undock in mid-June.
• Progress M-19M undocked from the Zvezda module at 13:58 UTC on Jun 11, 2013 making room for ATV, and entered a 416 x 456 km orbit for Radar-Progress ionospheric experiments.
• Progress M-19M was deorbited over the Pacific Ocean at about 12:52 UTC on Jun 19, 2013 with debris impacting the ocean at around 1339 UTC.