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Space Shuttle Mid Fuselage in Assembly
Orbital Carryall - NASA's Space Shuttle orbiter's mid-fuselage - a 60 foot long (18.28 meters), 15 foot diameter (4.57 meters) cargo bay with the capability of housing 65,000 lbs (29,484 kilograms) of spacecraft, satellites, and laboratories - is shown undergoing final structural assembly at the U.S. Air Force Plant #42 in Palmdale, California in 1975. Under contract to the Space Division of Rockwell International Corporation, the cargo bay was built by General Dynamics in San Diego, California.
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BI230643
Boeing ID
sh-10
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1980s
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full body views
fuselages
ground shots
high-tech / advanced
interiors
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left front views
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NAA Los Angeles Facility
North American Rockwell
one person
other livery
out of production
Palmdale
Palmdale Facility
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Space Shuttle orbiters
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United States Air Force Plant 42
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