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41-G Mission Report - Summary

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Challenger's sixth flight launched from KSC at 6:03 CDT October 5, 1984. It returned to Kennedy eight days later, landing on October 13th. Since 41-G was a planned EVA flight, two prime EMUs and one backup short EMU were stowed in the Airlock. No MMUs were carried. Astronaut A and Astronaut B successfully accomplished their 3 l/2 hour EVA on October 11th, Flight Day 7 of the mission. This EVA took place the day after the EMU Checkout and Maintenance Recharge activities. During this time Astronaut A and Astronaut B completed the planned installation of the Orbital Refueling System Ball Valve mod kit as well as an unplanned activity of locking the gimbals on the Ku-Band antenna. They each performed quite well in their EMUs.

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1984-01-01. 41-G Mission Report - Summary. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20160010193

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