Cabana

Spaceflights:

Ord. num.	Startup spacecraft	Date and time of launch (UT)	Status while launch	Spacecraft of landing	Date and time of landing (UT)	Duration
1	STS-41 (Discovery/11)	11h.47m.15s. Oct 06, 1990	Plt	STS-41 (Discovery/11)	13h.58m.08s. Oct 10, 1990	4d.02h.10m.53s.
2	STS-53 (Discovery/15)	13h.24m.00s. Dec 02, 1992	Plt	STS-53 (Discovery/15)	20h.45m.08s. Dec 09, 1992	7d.07h.21m.08s.
3	STS-65 (Columbia/17)	16h.43m.00s. Jul 08, 1994	Cdr	STS-65 (Columbia/17)	10h.39m.08s. Jul 23, 1994	14d.17h.56m.08s.
4	STS-88 (Endeavour/13)	08h.35m.34s. Dec 04, 1998	Cdr	STS-88 (Endeavour/13)	03h.54m.21s. Dec 16, 1998	11d.19h.18m.47s.
Total duration:						37d 22h 46m 56s.

Bachelor of science in mathematics from U.S. Naval Academy, 1971;
Colonel USMC, Ret; USN test pilotschool class 80; unsuccessful application for NASA astronaut group 10;
Chief of Astronaut office;
Director of Human Space Flights, International Space Station Program Office, Russia; November 2002 - March 2004 Director, Flight Crew Operations, JSC; was Deputy Director, JSC; later director of NASA′s John C. Stennis Space Center in Mississippi; since mid October 2008 director of the John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
hobbies: Jogging, softball, sailing, woodworking, cycling, racqetball.

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