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DescriptionCrew in cockpit STS 51-G training.jpg	Français : (17 mai 1985) — Quatre membres de l'équipage du STS 51-G participent à un exercice de formation dans l'installation de simulation et d'entraînement de la mission de navette au Centre spatial Johnson. Steven R. Nagel, au premier plan à gauche, est un spécialiste de la mission pour le vol, tandis que le Sultan Salman Abdelazize Al-Saud (au premier plan à droite) est un spécialiste de la charge utile. En arrière-plan, les astronautes Daniel C. Brandenstein (à gauche) dans la station du commandant et John O. Creighton dans la position du pilote.
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