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George Diller/STS-132 Launch Commentator:  This is Shuttle Launch Control at T-3 hours and holding.

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We're entering the suit-up room now at the astronaut quarters in the Operations and Checkout Building.

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Here's our Commander Ken Ham, who has spent 13 days in space aboard Discovery on 124.

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Here's our Pilot Tony Antonelli, this is his second trip into space, having flown as a pilot on 119 aboard Discovery,

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which delivered a space station integrated truss segment and a pair of solar-generating wings.

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Going over now to Garrett Reisman, MS1 aboard Atlantis on STS-132. He'll be performing spacewalks 1 and 3.

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He holds a PhD in mechanical engineering 
and spent three months in space aboard the International Space Station.

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And here is Steve Bowen, he's the first-ever submarine officer selected by NASA to be an astronaut.

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He's Mission Specialist 3 and will be doing two spacewalks, EVAs 1 and 2.

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This is his second spaceflight, having flown previously on Endeavour.

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Piers Sellers, this is his third spaceflight, having flown STS-112 on Atlantis and 121 aboard Discovery.

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He's logged 41 EVA hours in six spacewalks. And Michael Good, making his second trip into space,

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having served as Mission Specialist 2 on this mission. He'll be doing spacewalks on EVAs 2 and 3.

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And here comes our STS-132 Atlantis crew, leaving the suit-up room, headed now for the elevator.

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And a bunch of the astronaut support 
personnel in the O&C giving them a goodbye as they leave.

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(Cheers)

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George Diller/STS-132 Launch 
Commentator:  And here they come. 
Kennedy Space Center employees are

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always invited to wish the crew well as they leave for the launch pad.