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STS105-311-023 - STS-105 - Sturckow exercises in the middeck

STS105-311-023 - STS-105 - Sturckow exercises in the middeck

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Pilot Frederick (Rick) Sturckow exercises in the orbiter middeck. Subject Terms: Astronauts, Discovery (Orbiter), Exercise, Middeck, STS-105 Date Take... More

S117E07005 - STS-117 - Sturckow exercises on a bicycle ergometer on the FWD MDDK of Space Shuttle Atlantis

S117E07005 - STS-117 - Sturckow exercises on a bicycle ergometer on th...

The original finding aid described this as: Description: View of Astronaut Rick Sturckow, STS-117 Commander exercising on a bicycle ergometer as he listens to music on the forward (FWD) middeck (MDDK) of Space... More

STS105-311-021 - STS-105 - Sturckow exercises in the middeck

STS105-311-021 - STS-105 - Sturckow exercises in the middeck

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Pilot Frederick (Rick) Sturckow exercises in the orbiter middeck. Subject Terms: Astronauts, Discovery (Orbiter), Exercise, Middeck, STS-105 Date Take... More

STS105-311-022 - STS-105 - Sturckow exercises in the middeck

STS105-311-022 - STS-105 - Sturckow exercises in the middeck

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Pilot Frederick (Rick) Sturckow exercises in the orbiter middeck. Subject Terms: Astronauts, Discovery (Orbiter), Exercise, Middeck, STS-105 Date Take... More

STS105-311-024 - STS-105 - Sturckow exercises in the middeck

STS105-311-024 - STS-105 - Sturckow exercises in the middeck

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Pilot Frederick (Rick) Sturckow exercises in the orbiter middeck. Subject Terms: Astronauts, Discovery (Orbiter), Exercise, Middeck, STS-105 Date Take... More

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