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STS-118/ISS-15 Crew Data CBS News SpaceCalc Position/Age Astronaut/Flights/Education Fam/TS DOB/Seat Home/BKG Hobbies Commander USN Cmdr. Scott J. Kelly M/2 02/21/64 Orange, NJ None listed; More than Age: 43 1: STS-103 7.9 * Up-1/Up-1 Carrier pilot 3,700 hours flying time; Master's in aviation systems Naval test pilot 250 carrier landings Pilot USMC Lt. Col. Charles Hobaugh M/4 11/05/61 Bar Harbor, ME Weight lifting, volleyball, 45 1: STS-104 12.8 Up-2/Up-2 Naval test pilot boating, water skiing, soccer Bachelor's in aerospace engineering Persian Gulf vet biking, running, triathlons MS1 Tracy Caldwell, Ph.D. S/0 08/14/69 Arcadia, CA Weight training, running, 37 0: Rookie 0.0 Up-3/Dn-6 Atmos. Chemistry softball, basketball, hiking, Ph.D., physical chemistry Private pilot auto repair MS2/FE/EV1 Rick Mastracchio S/0 02/11/60 Waterbury, CT None listed 47 1: STS-106 11.8 Up-4/Up-4 Mission control Master's, physical science, aero engineering Flight software MS3/EV2 Dafydd (Dave) Williams M/2 05/16/54 Saskatoon, Sask. Flying, scuba, diving, 53 1: STS-90 16.0 Dn-5/Dn-5 Emergency MD hiking, sailing, kayaking, M.D., emergency medicine, surgeon CSA astronaut canoeing, downhill skiing MS4 Barbara Morgan M/2 11/28/51 Fresno, CA Flute, reading, hiking, 55 0: Rookie 0.0 Dn-6/Up-3 TIS backup swimming, skiing, family Bachelor's, biology, teaching Educator/astro. activities MS5 USAF Col. Benjamin Drew S/0 11/05/62 Washington, DC None listed; Naval test 48 0: Rookie 0.0 Dn-7/Dn-7 AF Academy pilot; command pilot with Master's, aerospace and strategic studies Helos in Gulf War more than 3,000 hours ISS-15 CDR Cosmonaut Fyodor Yurchikhin M/2 01/03/59 Batumi, Georgia Stamp and logo collecting, 48 2: STS-112,ISS-15 107.8 N/A RSC Energia, science fiction, history, Master's, aeronautical engineering flight controller space promotion ISS-15 FE-1 Cosmonaut Oleg Kotov M/2 10/27/65 Space medicine Diving, computers, 41 1: ISS-15 96.8 N/A Gagarin center; photography Medical doctor Mir trainer ISS-15 FE-2 Clayton Anderson M/2 02/23/59 Ashland, NB High school/college referee; 48 1: STS-118/ISS-15 34.4 N/A Shuttle flight coaching, flying, reading, Master's, aerospace engineering controller, planner music writing, sports Mastrachchio, Morgan, Hobaugh, Kelly, Caldwell, Williams, Drew Anderson Yurchikhin Kotov *Age, days in space as of: 07/13/07 Compiled by William Harwood.

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