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STS-104 Preflight Emergency Egress Bailout Training at the NBL

STS-104 Preflight Emergency Egress Bailout Training at the NBL

STS-104 Preflight Emergency Egress Bailout Training at the NBL

STS-104 Preflight Emergency Egress Bailout Training at the NBL

STS-104 Preflight Emergency Egress Bailout Training at the NBL

STS-104 Preflight Emergency Egress Bailout Training at the NBL

STS-104 Preflight Emergency Egress Bailout Training at the NBL

STS-104 Preflight Emergency Egress Bailout Training at the NBL

STS-104 Preflight Emergency Egress Bailout Training at the NBL

STS-104 Preflight Emergency Egress Bailout Training at the NBL

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JSC2001-00006 (January 2001) --- An unidentified member of the STS-104 crew simulates an ejection into a body of water during an emergency bailout training session for the astronauts in the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL) near the Johnson Space Center (JSC).

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