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\h        George Diller/STS-129 Launch     
    Commentator: This is Shuttle Launch     
    Control, T-3 hours and holding,

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\h        where we've entered the suit-up room.

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\h        And we see our commander, Charlie     
    Hobaugh, an astronaut since 1996 and a

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\h        veteran of two space shuttle flights -- STS-104 and STS-118.

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\h        And Pilot Butch Wilmore, he's making his first flight.

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\h        He's served here at Kennedy Space Center on the astronaut support team at KSC in launch and landing operations.

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\h        He was selected as an astronaut in 2000. And Mission Specialist Mike Foreman,

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\h        veteran of STS-123 in March 2008 -- and he has 378 hours in space,

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\h        including over 19 hours in EVA time in three spacewalks.

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\h        And Dr. Robert Satcher, Bobby Satcher, selected as an astronaut in 2006. He's now making his first flight on the space shuttle.

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\h        And it's Mission Specialist Randy Bresnik,     
    making his first flight and also serving

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\h        as an EVA crew member on mission STS-129 aboard Atlantis.

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\h        And Leland Melvin, having flown on STS-122 in 2008 -- and he has logged over 306 hours in space.

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\h        The Astrovan is awaiting right outside the door, and there are numerous Kennedy Space Center