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STS-96 Closeout photos (Crew Preference)

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STS-96 Closeout photos (Crew Preference)

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STS-96 Crew Preference photos (close-out) in OV-103 prior to launch including: on the flight deck - panel A7 (0150). Table-top view of ISS mating plugs (0151). EMU O2 Isolation Valve (0152). Cabin purge valve/ valve assembly isolation (0153). Forward B-hatch equalization valve (caps removed) (0154). Forward B-hatch equalization valve (caps installed) (0155). On flight deck - panel O15 (0156-7). On the flight deck - panel O16 (0158). On the middeck - panel MA73C (0159), ML86B (0160), and ML85E (0161). On the flight deck - L10L (0162), O14 (0163), L12L (0164), L11 (0165), L4 (left) (0166), L4 (center) (0167), L4 (right) (0168), A7 (0169), Docking system power panel (0170), A12 (0171). On the middeck - MO13Q (0172). On the flight deck - panel R14 (0173), R2 (0174) and C3 (0175).
NASA Identifier: s96e0159

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21/05/1999
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