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STS-26 crew during emergency egress exercise at LC 39 launch pad B
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STS-26 crew during emergency egress exercise at LC 39 launch pad B

NASA / JSC · 1988-05-04 · photograph (digital archive)

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S88-40898 (4 May 1988) --- Astronauts, members of the orbiter close-out crew and fire and rescue personnel participate in a simulated emergency egress exercise near the slide wire termination point bunker at Launch Pad 39B. The simulated exercise was performed to familiarize personnel with evacuation routes as well as emergency equipment and procedures.

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ASTRONAUT TRAININGASTRONAUTSBREATHING APPARATUSCREWSEMERGENCIESCAPE KENNEDY LAUNCH COMPLEXHELMETSLAUNCH AND ENTRY SUITPROTECTIVE CLOTHINGSTS-26
Credit lineSTS-26 crew during emergency egress exercise at LC 39 launch pad B. NASA/JSC, 1988-05-04. Public domain. ID: S88-40898.
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