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STS-122-Besatzung während des Einführungs- und Deorbit-Vorbereitungstrainings in CCT II.
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STS-125 Crew während des Post Insertion / Deorbit Prep Trainings im CCT II Mockup.
STS-125 Crew während des Post Insertion / Deorbit Prep Trainings im CCT II Mockup.
STS-125 Crew während des Post Insertion / Deorbit Prep Trainings im CCT II Mockup.
STS-125 Crew während des Post Insertion / Deorbit Prep Trainings im CCT II Mockup.
STS-122-Besatzung während des Einführungs- und Deorbit-Vorbereitungstrainings in CCT II.
Zusammenfassung
JSC2008-E-006645 (23. Jan. 2008) --- Der Astronaut Leland Melvin, Missionsspezialist für STS-122, fertigt eine Trainingsversion seines Shuttle-Starts und seinen Einstiegsanzug an, um sich auf eine Trainingseinheit in der Space Vehicle Mockup Facility im Johnson Space Center vorzubereiten.
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23/01/2008
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