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MS Curbeam works along the P6 Truss during EVA

MS Curbeam works along the P6 Truss during EVA

MS Curbeam works along the P6 Truss during EVA

MS Curbeam works along the P6 Truss during EVA

MS Curbeam works along the P6 Truss during EVA

MS Curbeam works along the P6 Truss during EVA

MS Curbeam works along the P6 Truss during EVA

MS Curbeam works along the P6 Truss during EVA

MS Curbeam works along the P6 Truss during EVA

MS Curbeam works along the P6 Truss during EVA

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View of the P6 Truss 4 BAR Linkage. Also in view is Mission Specialist Robert Curbeam, in his Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU). Photo taken during Mission STS-98, International Space Station (ISS) Flight 5A Extravehicular Activity (EVA).

NASA Identifier: sts098-336-018

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