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>> I just want to say on
behalf of the STS-134 crew,

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that we had a very successful
mission working with Expedition 28.

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It's been a great number of days docked at
the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer installed,

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which is really a remarkable
thing for physics and for science.

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And that sensor is already collecting massive
amounts of data, and we're looking forward

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to hearing what those discoveries are.

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We got ELC-3 installed, did four very
successful space walks, and a bunch of transfer.

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And it was a really good ten days or so that
we were docked here, and we're looking forward

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to getting home, and we're going to
leave these guys to some peace and quiet,

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and not disturb their space station any more.

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On this Memorial Day weekend, I'd also like to
say that, you know, as a crew we're thinking

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of the veterans out there that
have lost their lives in wars,

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especially recently in Afghanistan and Iraq.

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And, you know, it's really important for
the American people to honor those folks

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over this weekend, but particularly
tomorrow on Monday.

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I'm going to turn it over to
Ron Garan for a few words.

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>> Thanks, Mark.

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It was really great seeing you guys.

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It was great getting to spend times
on the incredible orbital complex.

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And, you know, we were just in
awe of the finely oiled machine

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that was STS-134, [inaudible] STS-134.

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And so it was, great EVAs, great robotics,
great transfer, the AMS being installed.

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Special thanks to Taz and Spanky for all
your work on the oxygen generation system,

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on the carbon dioxide removal assembly.

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It's been really great.

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And we're all looking forward to seeing
the mysteries solved from the AMS.

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So on behalf of Expedition 27, Expedition 28,
the entire ISS team, we want to thank you,

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and the entire STS-134 mission team for
leaving the space station ready for, you know,

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it's continued utilization
for at least the next decade.

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You're really left us in good shape, and it
was a really a big success, and proud to be,

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have a really, really small part of it.

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>> So.

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[ Talking in foreign language ]

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>> To see the shuttle crew visiting
here at a time when we were working,

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and I'm happy that the crew
has completed the task

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and I'm glad they enjoyed staying
and working with us as well.

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>> Thank you very much and soft landing.

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>> Hugs and handshakes all around, between
the Expedition 28 crew members and those

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of the space shuttle Endeavour crew.

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You heard there talking first,
Commander Mark Kelly.

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He was followed by flight engineer, Ron Garan,

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and the Space Station Commander,
Andrei Borisenko.

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>> Drew Feustel [assume spelling]
there helping to drag some