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From: yun@eng.umd.edu (Dragon Taunter)
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Subject: Re: orbiters
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Date: 23 Oct 90 15:06:28 GMT
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dil@mace.cc.purdue.edu (Perry G Ramsey) writes:
>
>OV-099    Challenger  The first structure
>   101    Enterprise  The first orbiter to fly
>   102    Columbia    The first orbiter to orbit
>   103    Discovery
>   104    Atlantis
>   105    Endeavour

Okay, someone has to ask.  Why not an OV-100?  Was Pathfinder given an
OV number?
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