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Old September 26th 03, 01:12 PM
Lynndel Humphreys
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Default Barbara Morgan in 2004!!!! ( MSNBC (JimO) Scoops more Inside-NASA Shuttle Documents)

Train B-52 pilots. They and shuttle pilots can grow old together.


"Hallerb" wrote in message
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I'd suggest that NASA should try to re-fly the most important payload

that
was on Challenger when it was destroyed back in 1986. The


Ahh!!! Shuttles are research missions and not a operational system. As

such
only absolutely needed professional astronauts should fly.





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