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Columbia Debris - Congressman Dave Weldon
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Columbia Debris - Congressman Dave Weldon

NASA / KSC · 2003-02-20 · photograph (digital archive)

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Congressman Dave Weldon (second from right) looks over the pieces of Columbia debris stored in the RLV Hangar. At right is Steve Altemus, Space Shuttle test director . Accompanying Weldon are (left toright) Greg Katnick, Grant Case, J.B. Kump and Center Director Roy Bridges.

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Credit lineColumbia Debris - Congressman Dave Weldon. NASA/KSC, 2003-02-20. Public domain. ID: KSC-03pd0445.
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