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− | |align=center|[[Image:Flag of Chile.svg|border|23px|Chile]] Manuel Méndez<br />''(Tayra)''<br />First spaceflight | + | |align=center|[[Image:Flag of Chile.svg|border|23px|Chile]] Manuel Méndez<br />''(Tayra)''<br />First spaceflight<!--FBA, Harlow: Nationality/species.--> |
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!Mission Specialist 4 | !Mission Specialist 4 | ||
− | |align=center|[[Image:Flag of the United States.svg|border|22px|United States]] Isaac Valdez, [[Wikipedia:NASA|NASA]]<br />''(Wistar rat)''<br />Second spaceflight<br /> | + | |align=center|[[Image:Flag of the United States.svg|border|22px|United States]] Isaac Valdez, [[Wikipedia:NASA|NASA]]<br />''(Wistar rat)''<br />Second spaceflight<br />EV2<!--FBA, Jwolf: Species. Originally from Houston, TX--> |
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!Mission Specialist 5 | !Mission Specialist 5 | ||
− | |align=center|[[Image:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg|border|23px|Scotland]] Angus Neil, [[Wikipedia:European Space Agency|ESA]]<!--Scotland; originally from Glasgow--><br />''(Mountain Hare)''<br />First spaceflight | + | |align=center|[[Image:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg|border|23px|Scotland]] Angus Neil, [[Wikipedia:European Space Agency|ESA]]<!--Scotland; originally from Glasgow--><br />''(Mountain Hare)''<br />First spaceflight |
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Latest revision as of 15:53, 9 April 2020
Crew
Position | Astronaut |
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Commander | Stanley Campbell (Gray wolf) Third spaceflight |
Pilot | Neal Hastings (River otter) First spaceflight |
Mission Specialist 1 | Felix Herman, ESA (European badger) Third spaceflight EV1 |
Mission Specialist 2 | Colden Rice, CSA (Canada lynx) First spaceflight |
Mission Specialist 3 | Manuel Méndez (Tayra) First spaceflight |
Mission Specialist 4 | Isaac Valdez, NASA (Wistar rat) Second spaceflight EV2 |
Mission Specialist 5 | Angus Neil, ESA (Mountain Hare) First spaceflight |