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Mark Burton and Russell Wazniak attach the forward mount fixture to Shuttle Endeavour for mounting the orbiter to the 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft
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Mark Burton and Russell Wazniak attach the forward mount fixture to Shuttle Endeavour for mounting the orbiter to the 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft

NASA / AFRC · 2008-12-04 · photograph (digital archive)

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United Space Alliance employees Mark Burton and Russell Wazniak attach the forward mount fixture to Shuttle Endeavour for mounting the orbiter to the 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft.

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STS-126Space Shuttle EndeavourMulti-Purpose Logistics ModuleISSInternational Space StationlandingEdwards Air Force Base
Credit lineMark Burton and Russell Wazniak attach the forward mount fixture to Shuttle Endeavour for mounting the orbiter to the 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft. NASA/AFRC, 2008-12-04. Public domain. ID: ED08-0306-51.
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