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Crew Compartment Trainer

STS-52 backup Payload Specialist Bjarni V. Tryggvason points a HASSELBLAD camera out the aft flight deck overhead window during camera training in the Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) in August 1992. The training session familiarized Tryggvason with camera operation for the Earth observations portion of the scheduled October spaceflight. The CCT is part of the shuttle Mockup and Integration Laboratory at Johnson Space Center. Tryggvason is from Iceland and represents the Canadian Space Agency (CSA). (NASA photo)
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Crew Compartment Trainer

STS-45 backup Payload Specialist Charles R. Chappell, wearing launch and entry suit helmet, sits in a mission specialist's seat on the mid deck of the Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) in October 1991. Chappell, along with the STS-45 crew, is participating in side hatch emergency egress procedures. (NASA photo)
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Crew Compartment Trainer

STS-38 crewmembers participate in training activities in the Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) in July 1990. Commander Richard O. Covey, Pilot Frank L. Culbertson, and Mission Specialists Robert C. Springer, Carl J. Meade and Charles D. "Sam" Gemar are suited in launch and entry suits and seated on the flight deck. In flight seating arrangements are (from left to right) Culbertson, Covey, Meade, Springer and Gemar (standing). (NASA photo)
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STS-41 Mission Specialist Thomas D. Akers, wearing a launch and entry suit helmet, tumbles out of the Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) during side hatch emergency egress exercises in June 1990. Using the crew escape system pole, Akers simulated the procedures necessary to bailout of the shuttle during the ascent phase. A technician assists Akers, rolling across an inflated safety pad, as a second technician looks on. In the open side hatch, another crewmember prepares for egress. (NASA photo)
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Crew Compartment Trainer

STS-38 Pilot Frank L. Culbertson, wearing launch and entry suit helmet, rolls through the side hatch of the Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) in May 1990. Assisted by technicians, Culbertson practices emergency egress through the side hatch using the crew escape system pole, which extends out the side hatch. The inflated safety cushion breaks Culbertson's fall as he rolls out of the side hatch. (NASA photo)
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STS-38 Mission Specialist Robert C. Springer, wearing launch and entry suit, climbs through the side hatch of the Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) in May 1990. Springer will practice emergency egress through the side hatch using the crew escape system pole (at Springer's left). The inflated safety cushion under Springer will break his fall as he rolls out of the side hatch. (NASA photo)
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Crew Compartment Trainer

STS-33 crewmembers, wearing launch and entry suits and helmets, are seated in their launch and entry positions on the Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) flight deck during a training exercise in October 1989. Commander Frederick D. Gregory (far right) is stationed at forward flight deck commanders controls, with Pilot John E. Blaha (far left) at the pilots controls, and on aft flight deck are Mission Specialists Manley L. Carter Jr. (left), F. Story Musgrave (center, holding clipboard) and Kathryn C. Thornton (standing). Overhead forward control panels are visible above the astronauts and aft flight deck on-orbit station control panels and windows are visible in the background. Thornton is on the flight deck for this photo but during launch and entry will be seated on the mid deck. (NASA photo)
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STS-34 crewmembers pose on the flight deck of the Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) in September 1989. Taking a break from training are (left to right) Pilot Michael J. McCulley, Mission Specialists Shannon W. Lucid, Franklin R. Chang-Diaz and Ellen S. Baker, and Commander Donald E. Williams. All crewmembers are in their designated stations for launch and entry except Baker, who will occupy a seat on the mid deck. The CCT is located in Johnson Space Center's Mockup and Integration Laboratory. (NASA photo by Bill Bowers)
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STS-34 crewmembers review inflight maintenance procedures on the mid deck of the Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) in July 1989. A trainer, holding the cable, discusses procedures with Mission Specialist Ellen S. Baker (center) and Pilot Michael J. McCulley. An open stowage locker appears in front of the group. Visible on the mockup's mid deck are forward and aft stowage lockers, the airlock hatch and the starboard wall-mounted sleep restraints. (NASA photo)
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Crew Compartment Trainer

STS-29 crewmembers, wearing launch and entry suits, participate in exercises in the Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) in February 1989. Four crewmembers are pictured in the stations they will man for entry phase of the mission. They are joined by the fifth crewmember, "borrowed" from the mid deck. At forward controls are Pilot John E. Blaha (left) and Commander Michael L. Coats. Behind them are Mission Specialists James P. Bagian (left) and James F. Buchli. Mission Specialist Robert C. Springer stands at aft station. Springer will occupy Discovery's mid deck for entry phase of the flight while Bagian will occupy that post for launch. (NASA photo by Bill Bowers)
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STS-26 Commander Frederick H. Hauck tests the cushion outside the Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) side hatch in March 1988. Hauck, wearing a new partial pressure suit and helmet, tumbles out the CCT side hatch onto the cushion as technicians look on. During Crew Station Review #3, the crew donned the new partial pressure suits and checked out crew escape system configurations to evaluate crew equipment and procedures related to emergency egress methods and proposed crew escape options. (NASA photo)
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STS-26 crewmembers sit on the flight deck of the Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) shuttle mockup in March 1988. Pilot Richard O. Covey (left) at pilot station controls and Mission Specialists John M. Lounge (center) and David C. Hilmers on aft flight deck are wearing the new partial pressure suits. (NASA photo)
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STS-26 Mission Specialist George D. Nelson trains in the Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) located in Johnson Space Center's Shuttle Mockup and Integration Laboratory in March 1988. Nelson, wearing a partial pressure suit and helmet, exits the CCT via a slide inflated at the side hatch. Technicians at the bottom of the slide prepare to help Nelson to his feet as a second set of technicians observe the activity from scaffolding on either side of the open hatch. (NASA photo)
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A shuttle crew escape systems test is conducted by astronauts Steven R. Nagel (left) and Manley L. (Sonny) Carter in Johnson Space Center's Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) in March 1987. Nagel and Carter are evaluating methods for crew escape during space shuttle controlled gliding flight. Here, Carter serves as test subject evaluating egress positioning for the tractor rocket escape method -- one of the two systems being closely studied by NASA. (NASA photo)
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Astronaut Richard O. Covey sits at the pilot's station in the Crew Compartment trainer (CCT) at Johnson Space Center in July 1986. Astronaut Frederick H. (Rick) Hauck (almost obscured at left) is in the commander's station. Covey was named as pilot for the STS-26 mission to be flown in 1988. (NASA photo)
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Astronaut Frederick H. (Rick) Hauck sits at the commander's station in the Crew Compartment trainer (CCT) at Johnson Space Center in July 1986. Hauck was named as commander for the STS-26 mission to be flown in 1988. (NASA photo)
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Crew Compartment Trainer

Three astronauts named in January 1987 as part of a five-member crew for NASA's first flight since the Challenger accident are shown in a photo session in July 1986. Left to right are astronauts John M. (Mike) Lounge, Richard O. Covey and David C. Hilmers. Lounge and Hilmers will serve as mission specialists for the STS-26 flight and Covey will serve as pilot. The three are on the mid deck of the Crew Compartment Trainer. (NASA photo)
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Crew Compartment Trainer

Astronaut Richard O. Covey retrieves a helmet from a stowed extravehicular mobility unit spacesuit in the airlock of the one-G Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) at Johnson Space Center. Covey was training for the STS-26 flight in July 1986. (NASA photo)
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Crew Compartment Trainer

Astronaut John M. (Mike) Lounge, STS-26 mission specialist, heads upward to the flight deck from the mid deck in the Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) at the Shuttle Mockup and Integration Laboratory during a March 10, 1988, crew station review. The crew donned new partial pressure suits to evaluate crew equipment and procedures related to emergency egress methos and proposed crew escape options. (NASA photo)
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As STS-67 Astro-2 payload specialist Samuel T. Durrance looks on, astronauts Stephen S. Oswald, mission commander, and Wendy B. Lawrence, flight engineer, discuss troubleshooting communications problems during a training session at Johnson Space Center in October 1994. The three, scheduled to spend 16 days aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour early next year, are in the Crew Compartment Trainer (CCT) at Johnson's Shuttle Mockup and Integration Laboratory. (NASA photo)
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