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they have a rhythm guitarist it's out of

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this world chili you're gonna run and

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chris get to hear from you nice to be

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with you as well chili good morning

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we're handing over right now to the

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orbit one team it was a pleasure to put

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together a plan for use for today and

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we're looking forward to the EV ate them

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all all right Chris and we look forward

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to execute them your plan and we see we

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got a bunch of tips messages on board

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already and we'll get right into them

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thanks a lot for all the hard work your

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a beautiful tribute to a bob Overmyer

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coup is sends their deepest sympathies

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to his family bob was a he lived life to

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forget him and I remember most that

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much for Senate up the poem you're

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welcome chilly go ahead rich yeah Dave

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we got a good fix on the combat

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beautiful we're trying to take some

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images of it with the f4 night lens and

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statement before we take questions yes

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Atlantis Mears base complex here now I

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crew the three people right in front of

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me it used to be Jew but now three and

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back row there when will one shorter

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than what we took off with and it's been

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a major accomplishment for us on this

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flight bringing Shannon up here to the

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MIR space station for the first of many

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visits by US astronauts to the MIR space

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station and we're very proud to

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participate in that in addition we've

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been working really hard lately and are

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plan they're wrong excuse me Ron brought

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the transfer plan and we've had three a

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very productive days transferring a

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microphone now to Commander on your

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Franco for his welcoming statement this

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any surprises when we floated in it felt

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Star City quite a few times and so I

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felt really comfortable coming in and

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of course year annually were there and

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the sort of like coming back home and

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see your friends and they hearing your

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comfortable here and their home bill

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lucid flight here at least through phase

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one there will be a permanent US

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presence in space and if phase one

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early colonization of it and until they

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Europe and then finally they settled and

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get here prominently then we can start

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of excitement is over from getting there

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mere toy one crew and the fight over

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their benefits through the pod then

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this is irene brown again with the UPI

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first shannon again you've been with

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nasa a long time through many

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administrators and space shuttle program

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port in space would be a would be a

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Russian craft or that you who has had a

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personal brush with war would be

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Americans and Russians on board the

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Russian space station so just goes to

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show that you can never plan on

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hey you guys look good good morning

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america this is Houston please call

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Atlantis for voice check all right to

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Columbia this is charlie gibson in New

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York on Good Morning America do you hear

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me I sure do I Lohan Charlie are you

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today I'm sorry I said columbia and i

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on my airships here but it's a good to

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see all of you and you can hear me we

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can hang on Clara all right thanks we

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will we will start in about 10 seconds

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on our end Colonel Chilton let me start

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with you are you all up there

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disappointed that Apollo 13 didn't get

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best picture last night well believe it

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or not that's the first we've heard of

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it so you're breaking the bad news to us

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back I'm sure we've all seen it I know I

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command only Franco and and board

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engineer usage F have seen that movie

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and they really liked it and everybody

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and I'm a big fan of Tom Hanks and run

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our well the Academy may not have gone

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best picture but we can safely say that

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a poll of the Atlanta screw and of the

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colonel chilton we tend to lose track of

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some of these missions in space but this

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Emir crew and the Shannon lucid we was

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Franco and usage f and so that's a first

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beginning of a continuous US presence

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first tomorrow and that's when Linda and

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riches you see here in the front are

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going to make a historic spacewalk it

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will be the first time people have gone

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attached to a space station and in this

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case the MIR Space Station and it's

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going to be a special moment tomorrow

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we're all looking forward to it all

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facial mask in years and this is the

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first time that the Americans have a

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chance to start learning what had a

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continual presence in space it so we'll

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learn about that it will also help us

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learn what we are operational is what we

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more about cooperating with other

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nations which phase space station will

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depend upon know we can cooperate with

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other nations to very large three and in

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addition to that will be connected

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collecting data well there we are back

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good morning i'm commander kevin chilton

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mir space station and this is commander