STS-51-G crew head to launchpad.jpg

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DescriptionSTS-51-G crew head to launchpad.jpg	English: 51G-S-117 (17 June 1985) --- 51-G crewmembers depart the Kennedy Space Center's operations and checkout building on their way to the launch pad for the launch of the Discovery. Leading the seven are Daniel C. Brandenstein, commander; and John O. Creighton, pilot. Following are Payload specialist Sultan Salman Abdelazize Al-Saud; John M. Fabian, mission specialist; Patrick Baudry, payload specialist; Shannon Lucid and Steven R. Nagel, mission specialists. Français : 51G-S-117 (17 juin 1985) — Les membres d'équipage du 51 G quittent les opérations du Centre spatial Kennedy pour se rendre sur la piste de lancement de la navette Discovery. Les astronautes sont Daniel C. Brandenstein, commandant ; John O. Creighton, pilote ; Sultan Salman Abdelazize Al-Saud, spécialiste de la charge utile ; John M. Fabian, spécialiste de la mission ; Patrick Baudry, spécialiste de la charge utile ; Shannon Lucid et Steven R. Nagel, spécialistes des missions.
Date	20 May 1985
Source	images-assets.nasa.gov/image/51g-s-117/51g-s-117~orig.jpg
Author	NASA ID: 51g-s-117

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Image title	51G-S-117 (17 June 1985) --- 51-G crewmembers depart the Kennedy Space Center's operations and checkout building on their way to the launch pad for the launch of the Discovery. Leading the seven are Daniel C. Brandenstein, commander; and John O. Creighton, pilot. Following are Payload specialist Sultan Salman Abdelazize Al-Saud; John M. Fabian, mission specialist; Patrick Baudry, payload specialist; Shannon Lucid and Steven R. Nagel, mission specialists.
Short title	STS 51-G crewmembers depart KSC's operations and checkout building
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