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Employee of the Month
10.05.05 - Anthony Pego of the International Space Station/Payload Processing directorate, helps invent tools, create solutions.
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Kennedy Employees 'Fall' for Safety
09.12.05 - Center personnel participate in classes that teach them how to safely work from heights.
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Harrington Leads MRO Groundwork
08.02.05 - Tammy Harrington and her team, manages the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter's safety factor.
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Hang Time!
07.24.05 - A NASA science writer takes weightlessness for a spin.
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SWATting Trouble
07.12.05 - Elite specialized SWAT team provides safety and security at Kennedy Space Center.
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Come One, Come All!
7.07.05 - Kennedy’s Tiger Team warms up the welcome wagon for launch spectators.
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Cooling a Hot Situation
04.28.05 - NASA Space Shuttle processing engineer "goes with the flow."
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Ready for Shipment
3.22.05 - Only six years after graduating from college, Liliana Villarreal is preparing Space Station hardware for Return to Flight.
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Preparing the Space Shuttle's Powerhouse
02.25.05 - For the Space Shuttle Main Engines, Return to Flight means a return to action.
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Tending to the Future
2.15.05 - Retired NASA engineer Judy Kersey's devotion to nurturing girls' interest in science earns her a place in the Hall of Fame.
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Dream Big
02.02.05 - When he was just 3 years-old, Expedition 9 flight engineer Mike Fincke decided he wanted to be an astronaut.
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Lending a Hand, an Arm...and a Boom
01.28.05 - Todd Dugan helped prepare the new Orbiter Boom Sensor System for its maiden voyage: the Space Shuttle's Return to Flight mission.
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'We Provide the Ride'
12.22.04 - Technicians like Chuck Jones are working hard to ensure the Space Shuttle's Solid Rocket Boosters are ready for Return to Flight.
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The Best of the Best
12.14.04 - NASA mission manager receives award for breaking barriers in science and technology.
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Return to Flight Journal: Inside the Wing
11.10.04 - Aerospace technician Lisa Campbell spends most of her days installing a new sensor system inside Space Shuttle Discovery's left wing.
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NASA Honors Life-Saving 'Invention of the Year'
07.27.04 - NASA's top awards go to a Kennedy Space Center engineer who was inspired by an unfortunate accident.
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