NASA Astronaut Group 11

NASA Astronaut Group 11

NASA Astronaut Group 11 was announced on 23 May 1985.[1]

Pilots

STS-43 Atlantis
STS-52 Columbia
STS-68 Endeavour
STS-81 Atlantis
STS-41 Discovery
STS-53 Discovery
STS-65 Columbia
STS-88 Endeavour
  • Brian Duffy - 4 flights (Retired)
STS-45 Atlantis
STS-57 Endeavour
STS-72 Endeavour
STS-92 Discovery
STS-44 Atlantis
STS-55 Columbia
STS-70 Discovery
STS-78 Columbia
STS-42 Discovery
STS-56 Discovery
STS-67 Endeavour

Mission specialists

STS-37 Atlantis
STS-47 Endeavour
STS-59 Endeavour
STS-79 Atlantis
STS-38 Atlantis
STS-48 Discovery
STS-62 Columbia
  • Linda M. Godwin - 4 flights (Assistant to the Director for Exploration, Flight Crew Operations Directorate at the Johnson Space Center)
STS-37 Atlantis
STS-59 Endeavour
STS-76 Atlantis
STS-108 Endeavour
STS-39 Discovery
STS-49 Endeavour
STS-65 Columbia
STS-40 Columbia
STS-52 Columbia
STS-67 Endeavour
STS-80 Columbia
STS-96 Discovery
STS-38 Atlantis
STS-50 Columbia
STS-64 Discovery
STS-36 Atlantis
STS-49 Endeavour
STS-62 Columbia

References

  1. ^ http://www.astronautix.com/astrogrp/nas11985.htm

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