International Flight-No. 226STS-108USA |
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| No. | Surname | Given name | Job | Flight No. | Duration | Orbits | |
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Gorie | Dominic Lee Pudwill | CDR | 3 | 11d 19h 36m | 186 |
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Kelly | Mark Edward | PLT | 1 | 11d 19h 36m | 186 |
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Godwin | Linda Maxine | MSP | 4 | 11d 19h 36m | 186 |
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Tani | Daniel Michio | MSP | 1 | 11d 19h 36m | 186 |
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Onufriyenko | Yuri Ivanovich | ISS-CDR | 2 | 195d 19h 39m | 3081 |
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Bursch | Daniel Wheeler | Flight Engineer | 4 | 195d 19h 39m | 3081 |
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Walz | Carl Erwin | Flight Engineer | 4 | 195d 19h 39m | 3081 |
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Launch from Cape Canaveral (KSC); landing on Cape
Canaveral (KSC);
Mission ISS-12-UF1. Docking on ISS; Onufriyenko, Walz and Bursch as "Expedition-4" new resident crew of the ISS. EVA by Godwin and Tani on 10.12.2001 (4h 15m) to add insulation blankets around two critical solar array drives, but they were unable to tighten up a solar array support truss. The crew unpacked three tons of supplies brought from earth in the Raffaello cargo module; the module contained two tons of unneeded equipment, food containers, clothes and other cargo, when returned home; before leaving the ISS the altitude of the station was raised to fly well clear of an old Russian rocket body; the crew deployed the small STARSHINE-satellite. |
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Last update on December 18, 2008.  |
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