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houston this is station we're ready for

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the event

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marines media this is mission control

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houston please call station for a voice

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station this is sergeant annika moody

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me sergeant moody we got you loud and

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clear welcome to the international space

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awesome thank you

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so good morning i'm sergeant annika

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moody and welcome to this live broadcast

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with nasa astronaut and retired marine

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colonel randy bresnick bresnik is

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currently serving as commander aboard

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the international space station how you

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it's a fine amphibious day up here on

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that's awesome so let's get down to it

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my very first serious question

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thanksgiving is tomorrow please tell me

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you guys are deep frying a turkey up

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well i'm up here with former marine joe

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acaba and retired army colonel mark

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vande high and we're gonna celebrate you

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know a lot like we did we were deployed

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in the service uh we've got some some

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good food up here some goodies from home

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and we're gonna get together with our

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crewmate and our two russian crewmates

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and we're gonna celebrate and give

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thanks for for all that we have and the

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fact that we're able to live and work up

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here and serve our country uh in another

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that sounds perfect to me so other than

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that what's it like being on the

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it's awesome it's a it's a great place

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a lot of science and so it's really

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every day is a challenge we try new

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things out we're learning a lot but it

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is a great place to live and work and i

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i hope more people get to too it sounds

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like an awesome gig i'd love to be in

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space sir this question is to you what

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do you think past generations of marines

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i think there might have been quite a

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few jokes about marines going into space

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before we actually did it

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but it's always been you know amazing to

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see that you know we had john glenn in

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the first astronaut class and there was

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maureen in every single class uh except

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for one and that we've been a part of

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that part of the the country's mission

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whether it's you know fighting our

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nation's battles or you know exploring

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space uh and furthering our exploration

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their foxholes or out of their tents or

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whatever exercise they were doing and

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said hey someday would be neat to have a

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marine up there and and here we are with

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with two marines on board at this time

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and we're very uh proud to of our

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it is very impressive and the jokes

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still continue so that's pretty awesome

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marines on the ground and commanding in

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he's a civilian and so

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crew and it's that common bond of

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service where we all do have done

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something bigger than ourselves this

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allows us to do the same thing up here

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not just for our service or for our

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country but for our planet and for our

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with everybody motivated towards that

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cooperative uh everybody's working their

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serve as a national science laboratory

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uh furthering the boundaries of science

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be able to explore farther but also to

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do research on things that help us out

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to further science and it's a very

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unique environment and a

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huge accomplishment that we've been able

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physical or mental battles that you've

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microgravity environment and you would

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think that you know the physical aspect

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especially if you're going to go out and

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in a type of deployment you're away from

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family you're away from all that

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and every day you're doing something

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different and you don't know what the

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great time i've seen some some of the

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videos from up in space and it just it

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all looks really amazing um so i have

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another question and it comes from

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locate my new home from facebook and

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they ask what are your aspirations once

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um that's a great question

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there's always the age-old story of the

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young boy who goes to an air show with

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his father and as the planes are going

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up says daddy daddy when i grow up i

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want to be a pilot and the father looks

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i'm sorry son you can't do both grow up

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and and i've been a pilot you know my

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entire marine corps career and uh you

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from this flight and fly you know on the

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station i'll hand it over to mark and he

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february 26th of course i'm not as quite

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as certain about that as comrades is

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about his date because his date is

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so that is all the time that i have with

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we thank you as well and to all the

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at home or forward deployed thank you

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for your service to our country and

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semper fidelis

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in to this special live broadcast with

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colonel bresnik i hope that you have a

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station this is houston acr that

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concludes the marines media portion of

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the event please stand by for a voice

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tv this is mission control houston

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station this is houston acr soldiers tv

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how are you i'm great i would be so much

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better if i was there doing this

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that would be pretty cool

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their expeditions involve the army so i

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sir we are so proud of you we can't even

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the earth and see the view can you

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explain to us how was it how did it make

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the commander for the space station the

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earth and the absolute blackness of

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isolated to me that was the emotion i

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had but the grandeur of the earth was

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and did it was it exactly what you

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first um again comrade was uh there

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i'll never forget the moment when

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comrade opened up the airlock and the

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the sun from the earth came up and lit

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that small compartment up it suddenly

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felt like we were going to really go

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outside and then floating outside isn't

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much different from floating inside

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except you have you're a much more

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massive object when you're outside by

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about 300 additional pounds

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and the fact that there's nothing

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between you and the earth but the glass

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in your visor makes it uh something that

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sounds amazing we have one more request

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for you sir it's very simple you've done

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it for us before we'd like you to give

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us a space shout out go army beat navy

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maybe some kind of cool little you know

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flippy do there with your with your

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non-gravity we've got to have it for the

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all right here goes

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go army

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sir they said there was a little bit of

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an echo on my first question so i'm

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going to restate it for you

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um

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why is it important for the army to have

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it's important for the army to have

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astronauts because it's a long-standing

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tradition that the army

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participates in our nation's exploration

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as far back as lewis and clark

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we had

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army officers army soldiers

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participating and pushing the boundaries

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of where humanity goes

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or exploring new territories so

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the fact that we have the army con

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consistently participating it just

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thank you sir and once again

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being on the international space station

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is complex it's

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exhilarating it's amazing

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and it's also challenging and can be

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uncomfortable

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that's a very unique environment we have

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up here to accomplish a lot of science

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objectives but that means

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but you're also in a very inhospitable

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environment we've got lots of science

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riding on us doing the right things and

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our lives could be at stake if we do

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something incorrectly so you have to

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always be paying attention but you sure

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can't beat the view

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sir thank you so much we are so proud of

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you thank you for being our

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thank you thanks for this time to do the

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station this is houston acr that

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thank you to all participants from

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soldiers tv and marines media station we

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are now resuming operational space to