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Shuttle flyover

Stennis Space Center employees turned out in force to cheer space shuttle Endeavour as it flew low over the rocket engine test facility early on the morning of Sept. 19. The shuttle is headed to Los Angeles, where it will be on display at the California Science Center. Stennis employees applauded and cheered as the retired shuttle passed low overhead. In addition to those gathered on the lawn in front of the Roy S. Estess Building, many congregated on building rooftops and on facility test stands to view the flyover.

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September 19, 2012

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