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GSFC TOUR-LT.GOV OF MD ANTHONY BROWN
GSFC TOUR-LT.GOV OF MD ANTHONY BROWN
GSFC TOUR-LT.GOV OF MD ANTHONY BROWN
GSFC TOUR-LT.GOV OF MD ANTHONY BROWN
GSFC TOUR-LT.GOV OF MD ANTHONY BROWN
GSFC TOUR-LT.GOV OF MD ANTHONY BROWN
GSFC TOUR-LT.GOV OF MD ANTHONY BROWN
GSFC TOUR-LT.GOV OF MD ANTHONY BROWN
GSFC TOUR-LT.GOV OF MD ANTHONY BROWN
GSFC TOUR-LT.GOV OF MD ANTHONY BROWN
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Description: MARYLAND LT.GOVERNOR ANTHONY BROWN TOURS GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER,VISITING THE SCIENCE VISUALIZATION STUDIO AND IS GIVEN A DEMONSTRATION OF HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE TOOLS.
Photographer: PAT IZZO
Date: 5/12/2008
Job Number: 2008-01263-0
Preservation Copy: .tif
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