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and here is commander Mark Kelly r134

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mission commander making his for flight

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on the space shuttle he's logged a total

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of 38 days in space

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going over to our pilot now Greg Johnson

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he's making his second spaceflight

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previously also piled on sts-123 in 2008

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he's logged over 4,000 hours in 40

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different type of aircraft this is Mike

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Fincke mission specialist number one

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this is his third spaceflight but his

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first space shuttle flight he was

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launched previously from Russia on Soyuz

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spacecraft and he's locked 365 days in

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space with over 26 hours on six

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spacewalks mission specialist grape

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this is his second spaceflight but he's

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already logged 183 days in space aboard

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the space station he's Canadian born

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from Montreal and there's drew Feustel

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mission specialist number three making

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his second trip into space he served as

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an astronaut for more than a decade of

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working on both the space shuttle and

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the space station branches in Houston he

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flew on the fifth and final HST

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he's mission specialist number two he

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was selected as an astronaut by the

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European Space Agency

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he's from Viterbo Italy and he has flown

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to the International Space Station twice

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and here come our astronauts leaving the

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suit-up room bound for the elevator they

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will take them down to the astronaut fan

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this is the same elevator that all

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astronauts since Apollo have used to

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leave the crew quarters and go out to

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may allow another ten minutes or so for

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the crew to get off the Astro van and

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look around a little bit and head up the

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fixed service structure and and begin

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boarding the space shuttle so that

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allows for about a half an hour for the

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entire process from the time they leave