Conferencia de prensa previa de US EVA-96/97/98
Los participantes de NASA incluyen:
- Bill Spetch, gerente adjunto del Programa Comercial de Órbita Baja Terrestre
- Chris Dobbins, director de vuelo de la caminata espacial
- Chloe Mehring, directora de vuelo de la caminata espacial Ubicación: Centro Espacial Johnson, Houston, TX, EE. UU.
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