STS-92 crewmembers pose in the ISS FGB module

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STS-92 crewmembers pose in the ISS FGB module

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Mission Specialist Michael Lopez-Alegria poses in the International Space Station (ISS) FGB module (016-17). Mission Specialist Leroy Chiao floats in the ISS FGB module (018-20). Commander Brian Duffy floats in the ISS FGB module (021-24). Mission Specialist Jeff Wisoff floats in the ISS FGB module (025-26). Mission Specialist Koichi Wakata floats in the ISS FGB module (027-29). View STS092-372-016 is a PAO selection.
NASA Identifier: sts092-372-016

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