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Kennedy Space Center, Fla. — On Orbiter Atlantis in NASA’s Orbiter Processing Facility, bay 1, Charles Wassen, orbiter inspector, on steps in the open door of the main landing gear helps with boroscope inspection on the retract link assembly. At left in the chair, Dave Rumpf, materials and processing engineer, observes results on a monitor. At right are Jessie McEnulty (in hat), mechanisms engineer, and Tony Glass, orbiter inspector, a member of the micro inspection team.
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