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STS users study (study 2.2). Volume 1: Executive summary

E. I. Pritchard

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The space transportation system (STS) and ancillary equipment user studies are presented. Space shuttle data and planning requirements needed by the STS user are discussed along with the potential for common usage of multi-mission support equipment by the military and other aerospace personnel.

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The space transportation system (STS) and ancillary equipment user studies are presented. Space shuttle data and planning requirements needed by the STS user are discussed along with the potential for common usage of multi-mission support equipment by the military and other aerospace personnel.

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The space transportation system (STS) and ancillary equipment user studies are presented. Space shuttle data and planning requirements needed by the STS user are discussed along with the potential for common usage of multi-mission support equipment by the military and other aerospace personnel.

Key concepts: Space Shuttle, Aerospace, Aeronautics, Space (punctuation), Volume (thermodynamics), Systems engineering, Engineering, Computer science

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