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Ammonia symetrics QDs for the TCS on the Z-1 truss taken during Expedition Four EVA 3
Summary
View of ammonia symetrics quick disconnects QD for the thermal control system TCS from the Z-1 truss to the Destiny U.S. Laboratory.
NASA Identifier: iss004-301-024
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ammonia symetrics qds for the tcs on the z 1 truss taken during expedition four eva 3
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11/08/2010
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