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good morning good afternoon everybody we

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are ready to inform you that the final

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stage of the training for the crew

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members is complete it was complete

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completed yesterday and the state

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commission announced the results I would

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like to introduce the crew's present

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here the commander of the Soyuz and ISS

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flight engineer Alexander squirts off

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Russia flight engineer so for the Soyuz

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and the ISS Oleg Artemyev from Ross

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cosmos Stephen Swanson Fe to force the

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Soyuz vehicle and Commander for ISS 40

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NASA and also we have the backup crew

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the commander of the Soyuz vehicle and

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ISS alexander samokutyaev ISS flight

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engineer elena serova representing

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Roscosmos russia and also Barry Wilmer

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flight engineer for Soyuz and the ISS

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6000 flight hours and how many landings

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International Space Federation's crew

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members who prepare for the first

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mission receive their personal IDs of a

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remember so we have prepared an ID

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number 142 fro and its international

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aeronautical Federation ID

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the information is in english and in

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russian and an address in five languages

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with a request to help this person in

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emergency situations so i would like to

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give this ID to oleg artemyev and it's a

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great pleasure there you go picture time

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I'm photo could you please shake hands

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Oh a little bit closer please he's so

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thank you thank you thank you Griselda

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and so right then saw you six so you

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seven and eight crews came to this

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office and started the logbook for the

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cruise so this is volume two it's the

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most important book from our museum and

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we would like to keep those shorts

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phrases sentences written by crew

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members before launch for future

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generations and during your expedition

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is talking keep my show thank you so

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much relatives uh staff thank you so

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Oh

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just great

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where is Gagarin stew regards plaque

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you

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in truth

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this is it

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Steve Swanson expedition 39 flight

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engineer and commander of space station

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expedition 40 Steve were here at red

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square and the Kremlin you are

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completely just completed your final

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exams at Star City can you talk a little

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bit about what kind of things they threw

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at you and what difficulties and

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challenges you faced and how you got

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through that yeah it was two days of

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exams the first day as Russian segment

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exam on the space station and it

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consists of doing a budget normal tasks

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from the daytime and then followed up by

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a lot 5 failures we had and the big one

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being a fire case on board and then the

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second day was on the soldiers where you

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did the whole launch rendezvous and

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landing and with moral failures again on

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that again the last one being a deep

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pressure the vehicle so it was the most

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difficult cases they kind of throw a

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chip but we did them all well and we

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passed and we're ready to go fly and six

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months ago you were here at this very

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spot as a backup crew member and six

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months have gone by you've done more

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training you have more preparation talk

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about your feelings now how you're

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feeling is you get closer to your launch

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and this is your time here at red square

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and how do you how differently do you

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feel then you did six months ago well

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they feel better about this six months

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ago it was just a process to go through

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and kind of see what I was going to do

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later on them I guess I'm the flow but

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now that I'm here I'm definitely looking

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forward to launching and getting the

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space station and start doing some work

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up there and you're gonna be here in

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Russia you're gonna be leaving for bike

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in our kazakhstan on March thirteenth

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but what is your remaining time in

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Russia consist of and what

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some of the first things that you'll be

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doing and biking are well bring any time

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here is mostly relaxing but I don't have

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to do a lot of other stuff to get ready

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for going down there get everything

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packed up organized that kind of stuff

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and then we get to Baikonur the second

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they were there we do a fit check which

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means they go into the actual vehicle

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check it out see where our stuff is

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going to be put some velcro up where we

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need it any things like that kind of