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S121E05201 - STS-121 - Reiter smiles at camera during STS-121

S121E05201 - STS-121 - Reiter smiles at camera during STS-121

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Mission Specialist 5 (MS5) Thomas Reiter smiles at the camera. Image taken in middeck (MDK) of the orbiter during STS-121. Subject Terms: STS-121, Ast... More

S121E05215 - STS-121 - Reiter smiles at camera in the MDK during STS-121

S121E05215 - STS-121 - Reiter smiles at camera in the MDK during STS-1...

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Mission Specialist 5 (MS5) Thomas Reiter smiles at the camera as he floats in the middeck (MDK) of the orbiter during STS-121. Subject Terms: STS-121,... More

S121E05214 - STS-121 - Reiter smiles at camera in the MDK during STS-121

S121E05214 - STS-121 - Reiter smiles at camera in the MDK during STS-1...

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Mission Specialist 5 (MS5) Thomas Reiter smiles at the camera as he floats in the middeck (MDK) of the orbiter during STS-121. Subject Terms: STS-121,... More

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