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KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - The 154.2-foot-high external tank #120 is suspended above the transfer aisle of NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building. It will be lowered to a horizontal position and placed on a transporter to wait for the return of the Pegasus barge from delivering tank #119 to Louisiana. In a few weeks, tank #120 also will be returned to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for routine testing and maintenance. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously stacked with Discovery, the tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - The 154.2-foot-high external tank #120 is suspended above the transfer aisle of NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building. It will be lowered to a horizontal position and placed on a transporter to wait for the return of the Pegasus barge from delivering tank #119 to Louisiana. In a few weeks, tank #120 also will be returned to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for routine testing and maintenance. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously stacked with Discovery, the tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114
Release Date	09/29/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - In NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building, workers watch as external tank #120 is being lowered toward the floor of the building. It will be placed on a transporter and wait for the return of the Pegasus barge from delivering tank #119 to Louisiana. In a few weeks, tank #120 will also be returned to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for routine testing and maintenance. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously stacked with Discovery, the tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - In NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building, workers watch as external tank #120 is being lowered toward the floor of the building. It will be placed on a transporter and wait for the return of the Pegasus barge from delivering tank #119 to Louisiana. In a few weeks, tank #120 will also be returned to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for routine testing and maintenance. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously stacked with Discovery, the tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114
Release Date	09/29/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - This view looking toward the high ceiling of NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building shows the 154.2-foot height of external tank #120 as it is being lowered. It will be lowered to a horizontal position and placed on a transporter to wait for the return of the Pegasus barge from delivering tank #119 to Louisiana. In a few weeks, tank #120 will also be returned to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for routine testing and maintenance. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously stacked with Discovery, the tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - This view looking toward the high ceiling of NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building shows the 154.2-foot height of external tank #120 as it is being lowered. It will be lowered to a horizontal position and placed on a transporter to wait for the return of the Pegasus barge from delivering tank #119 to Louisiana. In a few weeks, tank #120 will also be returned to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for routine testing and maintenance. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously stacked with Discovery, the tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114
Release Date	09/29/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - After leaving NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building (in the background), external tank 120 nears the Turn Basin and the waiting barge Pegasus (at right). The tank will be loaded onto the barge for transport to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - After leaving NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building (in the background), external tank 120 nears the Turn Basin and the waiting barge Pegasus (at right). The tank will be loaded onto the barge for transport to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/13/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - In NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building, a worker watches as external tank #120 is being lowered toward the floor of the building. It will be lowered to a horizontal position and placed on a transporter to wait for the return of the Pegasus barge from delivering tank #119 to Louisiana. In a few weeks, tank #120 will also be returned to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for routine testing and maintenance. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously stacked with Discovery, the tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - In NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building, a worker watches as external tank #120 is being lowered toward the floor of the building. It will be lowered to a horizontal position and placed on a transporter to wait for the return of the Pegasus barge from delivering tank #119 to Louisiana. In a few weeks, tank #120 will also be returned to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for routine testing and maintenance. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously stacked with Discovery, the tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114
Release Date	09/29/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank 120 is moved from NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building (in the background) to the Turn Basin and the waiting barge Pegasus. The tank will be loaded onto the barge for transport to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank 120 is moved from NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building (in the background) to the Turn Basin and the waiting barge Pegasus. The tank will be loaded onto the barge for transport to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/13/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank #120 rests on a transporter in NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building. The tank will be moved to the nearby Turn Basin and loaded onto the barge Pegasus for towing to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank #120 rests on a transporter in NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building. The tank will be moved to the nearby Turn Basin and loaded onto the barge Pegasus for towing to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/13/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank 120 is moved from NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building to the Turn Basin and the waiting barge Pegasus. The tank will be loaded onto the barge for transport to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank 120 is moved from NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building to the Turn Basin and the waiting barge Pegasus. The tank will be loaded onto the barge for transport to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/13/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - This view shows the 154.2-foot-high external tank #120 as it is lowered in the transfer aisle of NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building. It will be lowered to a horizontal position and placed on a transporter to wait for the return of the Pegasus barge from delivering tank #119 to Louisiana. In a few weeks, tank #120 also will be returned to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for routine testing and maintenance. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously stacked with Discovery, the tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - This view shows the 154.2-foot-high external tank #120 as it is lowered in the transfer aisle of NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building. It will be lowered to a horizontal position and placed on a transporter to wait for the return of the Pegasus barge from delivering tank #119 to Louisiana. In a few weeks, tank #120 also will be returned to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for routine testing and maintenance. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously stacked with Discovery, the tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114
Release Date	09/29/2005

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank 120 is moved from NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building (in the background) to the Turn Basin and the waiting barge Pegasus. The tank will be loaded onto the barge for transport to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/13/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank #120 moves out of NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building (behind it). The tank is being moved to the nearby Turn Basin and will be loaded onto the barge Pegasus for towing to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank #120 moves out of NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building (behind it). The tank is being moved to the nearby Turn Basin and will be loaded onto the barge Pegasus for towing to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/13/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - After leaving NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building (in the background), external tank 120 approaches the Turn Basin and the waiting barge Pegasus (at right). The tank will be loaded onto the barge for transport to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - After leaving NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building (in the background), external tank 120 approaches the Turn Basin and the waiting barge Pegasus (at right). The tank will be loaded onto the barge for transport to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/13/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank #120 makes the turn toward the nearby Turn Basin. It is being moved from NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building (behind it). The tank will be loaded onto the barge Pegasus for towing to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank #120 makes the turn toward the nearby Turn Basin. It is being moved from NASA Kennedy Space Center?s Vehicle Assembly Building (behind it). The tank will be loaded onto the barge Pegasus for towing to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/13/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - In the distance, a tug boat maneuvers the Pegasus barge out of the Turn Basin at NASA?s Kennedy Space Center. The barge is carrying external tank #120, which is being returned to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. The barge is being moved to Port Canaveral where one of NASA?s solid rocket booster retrieval ships will take it and tow it around the Florida peninsula to Michoud. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - In the distance, a tug boat maneuvers the Pegasus barge out of the Turn Basin at NASA?s Kennedy Space Center. The barge is carrying external tank #120, which is being returned to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. The barge is being moved to Port Canaveral where one of NASA?s solid rocket booster retrieval ships will take it and tow it around the Florida peninsula to Michoud. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/14/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - The Pegasus barge (right) is pushed away from the dock in the Turn Basin at NASA?s Kennedy Space Center. The barge is carrying external tank #120, which is being returned to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. The barge is being moved to Port Canaveral where one of NASA?s solid rocket booster retrieval ships will take it and tow it around the Florida peninsula to Michoud. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - The Pegasus barge (right) is pushed away from the dock in the Turn Basin at NASA?s Kennedy Space Center. The barge is carrying external tank #120, which is being returned to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. The barge is being moved to Port Canaveral where one of NASA?s solid rocket booster retrieval ships will take it and tow it around the Florida peninsula to Michoud. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/14/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank #120, still resting on its transporter, is secured inside the barge Pegasus, docked at the Turn Basin on NASA?s Kennedy Space Center. The tank and barge will be towed to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank #120, still resting on its transporter, is secured inside the barge Pegasus, docked at the Turn Basin on NASA?s Kennedy Space Center. The tank and barge will be towed to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/13/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - The driver of the external tank transporter maneuvers external tank #120 toward the nearby Turn Basin on NASA?s Kennedy Space Center where the barge Pegasus is waiting (right). The barge will be towed to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - The driver of the external tank transporter maneuvers external tank #120 toward the nearby Turn Basin on NASA?s Kennedy Space Center where the barge Pegasus is waiting (right). The barge will be towed to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/13/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank #120 approaches the barge Pegasus, docked at the Turn Basin on NASA?s Kennedy Space Center. When the tank is loaded onto the barge, it will be towed to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank #120 approaches the barge Pegasus, docked at the Turn Basin on NASA?s Kennedy Space Center. When the tank is loaded onto the barge, it will be towed to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/13/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - One of the operators of the external tank transporter sits on the side of the vehicle. Carrying external tank #120, the transporter is making the turn toward the nearby Turn Basin. The tank will be loaded onto the barge Pegasus for towing to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - One of the operators of the external tank transporter sits on the side of the vehicle. Carrying external tank #120, the transporter is making the turn toward the nearby Turn Basin. The tank will be loaded onto the barge Pegasus for towing to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/13/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank #120 rolls into the barge Pegasus, docked at the Turn Basin on NASA?s Kennedy Space Center. After the tank is fully loaded onto the barge, it will be towed to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank #120 rolls into the barge Pegasus, docked at the Turn Basin on NASA?s Kennedy Space Center. After the tank is fully loaded onto the barge, it will be towed to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/13/2005

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank #120 is carefully maneuvered onto the barge Pegasus, docked at the Turn Basin on NASA?s Kennedy Space Center. After the tank is loaded onto the barge, it will be transported to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.

Description	KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - External tank #120 is carefully maneuvered onto the barge Pegasus, docked at the Turn Basin on NASA?s Kennedy Space Center. After the tank is loaded onto the barge, it will be transported to NASA?s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana for additional modifications. This tank is the first of the newly designed tanks that were delivered to Kennedy. Previously, the tank was stacked with Discovery and, more recently, Atlantis. The tank has already gone through two tanking cycles during tanking tests but was replaced with tank #121 for Discovery?s return to flight mission STS-114.
Release Date	10/13/2005

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