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Photo 3. Orbiter Processing Facility High Bay 3, orbiter nose and platforms, looking south. (Source: Archaeological Consultants, Inc., 2006) Photo 4. Orbiter Processing Facility High Bay 3, orbiter underside with moveable platforms, looking north. (Source: Archaeological Consultants, Inc., 2006)
Photo 5. Orbiter Processing Facility High Bay 3, second level, looking northeast. (Source: Archaeological Consultants, Inc., 2006) Photo 6. Orbiter Processing Facility High Bay 3, “13 platforms” and payload bay, looking northeast. (Source: Archaeological Consultants, Inc., 2006)
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Survey and Evaluation of NASA-owned
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“The first great era of space is
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Space Shuttle Program Historic Prop
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Figure 4.1. NASA KSC Space Shuttle
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6-3 October 2007 Archaeological Con
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October 2007 Archaeological Consult
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Draft, December 2006 Archaeological
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NAME(S): Vehicle Assembly Building
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Projecting from the south elevation
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years, Criteria Consideration G app
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Photo 3. Space Shuttle vehicle in V
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Photo 7. VAB upon completion, 1966.
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Photo 11. Atlantis being brought in
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NAME(S): Launch Control Center (LCC
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metal swing doors, providing access
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Program is the longest running Amer
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Photo 3. Aerial view of LCC constru
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Location Map: Launch Control Center
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altitude are maneuvered by small se
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Crawler Trans
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Photo 5. Aerial view of the Crawler
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NAME(S): Crawlerway FACILITY NO.: N
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Aerial of Cra
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Photo 5. Crawlerway, MLP refurbishm
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Photo 9. MLP with SRBs at Crawlerwa
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the construction of a space station
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Photo 3. Space Shuttle Discovery fr
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NAME(S): Launch Complex 39: Pad A H
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• Azimuth Alignment Station (J8-1
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poured concrete slab foundations an
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Photo 3. LC 39A, Camera Pad A No. 1
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Photo 7. Aerial view of Launch Comp
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Photo 11. STS-3, Space Shuttle Colu
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Photo 15. Electrical storm just hou
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NAME(S): Launch Complex 39: Pad A F
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tank (ET) gaseous hydrogen vent arm
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Figure 1. Schematic drawing of Laun
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Photo 3. Launch Pad 39A, rail track
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Photo 7. Aerial view of Launch Comp
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Location Map: Launch Pad 39A, denot
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weather protection structures, a SR
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idge truck drive assemblies, each w
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Aerial view o
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Photo 5. Launch Complex 39B, facing
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Photo 9. STS-26 “Return to Flight
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Location Map: Launch Complex 39: Pa
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DESCRIPTION: LP 39B is comprised of
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specially designed and constructed
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Launch Pad 39
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Page 251 and 252: programs, the emphasis was on cost
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Page 255 and 256: NAME(S): Shuttle Landing Facility (
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Page 267 and 268: flooring. The towers have cross-bra
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Page 291 and 292: NAME(S): Orbiter Processing Facilit
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Photo 7. Parachute Refurbishment Fa
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NAME(S): Canister Rotation Facility
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Canister Rota
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Photo 5. Canister Rotation Facility
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Location Map: Canister Rotation Fac
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doors have seven latches spaced at
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NAME(S): Hypergolic Maintenance and
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. View showing
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Location Map: Hypergolic Maintenanc
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opens onto the roof of the annex. F
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Photo 3. Platform Level 1, HMP (Nor
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Location Map: Hypergol Module Proce
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position aft of the ship to the hip
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Retrieval Shi
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Photo 5. Mission Specialist Stephen
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NAME(S): Retrieval Ship Freedom Sta
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The forecastle deck, or Deck 01, si
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Photo 3. Retrieval Vessel, Freedom
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Photo 7. Mission Specialist Stephen
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NAME(S): Mobile Launcher Platform (
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flight-ready Space Shuttle vehicle
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Photo 3. MLP during renovations for
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Photo 7. MLP at Launch Pad 39A, dur
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Page 1 Ent D (FMSF only)___/___/___
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SURVEY LOG SHEET ATTACHMENT Previou
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