Jeff Spaulding/NASA Test Director: And launch director, NTD. Our launch team is ready to proceed at this time.
Superintendent of Range Operation: SRO is "go." You have range to launch.
Mike Leinbach/Shuttle Launch Director: SRO, you're on 212. NTD, you're poll is "go." Is that affirmative?
Jeff Spaulding/NASA Test Director: That is affirmative, we are all "go."
Chief Processing Engineer: No constraints.
Mike Leinbach/Shuttle Launch Director: Thank you, Steve. KSC Safety/Mission Assurance?
Safety and Mission Assurance: KSC Safety and Mission Assurance is "go."
Mike Leinbach/Shuttle Launch Director: Thank you, Dave. Payload launch manager?
Payload Mission Manager: Mike, space station processing team is "go."
Mike Leinbach/Shuttle Launch Director: Thank you (inaudible). Range Weather?
Kathy Winters/Shuttle Launch Weather Officer: Weather has no constraints for launch.
Mike Leinbach/Shuttle Launch Director: Thank you, Kathy. And Ops Manager?
Operations Manager: Thanks to your team for getting us back here. You are "go" to launch Endeavour.
Mark Kelly/STS-134 Commander: Go ahead.
Mike Leinbach/Shuttle Launch Director: OK, Mark. Looks like a great day to launch Endeavour for the final time.
her journey, good luck, Godspeed, and we'll see you back here June 1.
Mark Kelly/STS-134 Commander: Thank you, sir. On this final flight of space shuttle Endeavour,
we want to thank the tens of thousands of dedicated employees that have put their
hands on this incredible ship and dedicated their lives to the Space Shuttle Program.
As Americans we endeavor to build a better life than the generation before and we endeavor to be a united nation.
In these efforts, we are often tested. This mission represents the power of teamwork, commitment and exploration.
It is in the DNA of our great country to reach for the stars and explore. We must not stop.
To all of the millions watching today, including our spouses, children, family and friends, we thank you for your support.
NTD, with that you are clear to launch Endeavour.