George Diller/STS-134 NASA Commentator: And here Commander Mark Kelly, our 134 mission commander,
making his fourth flight on the space shuttle. He's logged a total of 38 days in space. His latest flight was in 2008 on STS-124.
Going over to our pilot now Greg Johnson. He's making his second spaceflight, previously also pilot on STS-123 in 2008.
He's logged over 4,000 hours in 40 different type of aircraft.
This is Mike Fincke, Mission Specialist 1. This is his third spaceflight but his first space shuttle flight.
365 days in space with over 26 hours on six spacewalks.
logged 183 days in space aboard the space station.
He's Canadian-born from Montreal.
And there's Drew Feustel, Mission Specialist 3, making his second trip into space.
shuttle and the space station branches in Houston.
He flew on the fifth and final HST servicing mission.
And Roberto Vittori. He's Mission Specialist 2. He was selected as an astronaut by the European Space Agency.
He's from Viterbo, Italy and he has flown to the International Space Station twice.
And here come our astronauts, leaving in the suit up room bound for the elevator that will
take them down to the astronaut van, the Astrovan.
This is the same elevator that all astronauts since Apollo have used to leave their crew quarters and go out to the launch pad.
(Cheering)
George Diller/STS-134 NASA Commentator: They allow another 10 minutes or so for the crew to get off the
Astrovan and look around a little bit and head up the fixed service structure and then begin boarding the space shuttle,
And there they go.