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Expedition 13 Flight Controllers on console during mission - Orbit 2 - BFCR during EVA

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Expedition 13 Flight Controllers on console during mission - Orbit 2 - BFCR during EVA 3 Location: Bldg. 30south - BFCR

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15/09/2006
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Johnson Space Center ,  29.56198, -95.09268
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label_outline Explore Bfcr, Flight Controllers, Mark Sowa

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