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Gidzenko and Krikalev in MPLM/Leonardo module
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Gidzenko and Krikalev in MPLM/Leonardo module
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Gidzenko and Krikalev in MPLM/Leonardo module
STS102-343-009 - STS-102 - Gidzenko and Krikalev in MPLM/Leonardo module
Gidzenko and Krikalev in MPLM/Leonardo module
Summary
Views of Expedition One crewmembers Yuri Gidzenko (008-9) and Sergei Krikalev (010-11) in the Multipurpose Logistics Module (MPLM)/Leonardo module surrounded by stowage bags. View STS102-343-008 is a PAO selection.
NASA Identifier: sts102-343-010
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26/10/2010
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