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STS096-359-014 - STS-096 - Entry day activities for the STS-96 crew

STS096-359-014 - STS-096 - Entry day activities for the STS-96 crew

The original finding aid described this as: Description: View of entry day activities aboard the Discovery for the STS-96 crew including: Mission commander Kent Rominger is photographed in his LES at his stati... More

S96E5096 - STS-096 - Barry, Jernigan and Rominger in Node 1

S96E5096 - STS-096 - Barry, Jernigan and Rominger in Node 1

The original finding aid described this as: Description: View of STS-96 Mission Specialists (MS) Dan Barry, Tammy Jernigan and Mission Commander Kent Rominger in discussion with the ground from inside the Node... More

S96E5166 - STS-096 - STS-96 crew prepare for in-flight portrait

S96E5166 - STS-096 - STS-96 crew prepare for in-flight portrait

The original finding aid described this as: Description: The STS-96 crew takes their places in the entrance from the Pressurized Adapter (PA) facing into the Node 1/Unity module in preparation for taking their... More

STS096-359-017 - STS-096 - Entry day activities for the STS-96 crew

STS096-359-017 - STS-096 - Entry day activities for the STS-96 crew

The original finding aid described this as: Description: View of entry day activities aboard the Discovery for the STS-96 crew including: Mission commander Kent Rominger removes his helmet while seated at his ... More

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