DAVE WILLIAMS: Well, Bruce, we've got a great view of Steve Lindsey, our commander, getting into his harness here in the White Room.
BRUCE BUCKINGHAM: Now we've got a view from inside the, on the flight deck. Back now at the White Room with
Thomas as he's putting on his communications cap.
WILLIAMS: Nice view of the mid-deck cameras showing Thomas coming across on the mid-deck.
BUCKINGHAM: Giving us a thumbs up.
WILLIAMS: See Mark going through his final phases. They're checking all of his suit and his harness to make sure that works well. He'll get his comm.
cap on, as well, take the boot covers off and then climb in and head on up to the flight deck to the pilot's seat. Right to the right hand side of Steve Lindsey.
Got a really nice view of Mark here getting strapped in, and of course he's over on the right-hand side of the flight deck.
He has an also very spectacular view of the windows.
And it looks like we're now getting Stephanie into her harness. She'll be climbing through the
hatch and then going to seat five on the mid-deck and then strapping into that seat.
Well, looks like Mike and Piers are ready to get onboard the vehicle and Lisa, as the
MS-2, will of course be the last person to get on the vehicle and they'll be positioning her on the mid-deck of the space shuttle.
You can see Mike being strapped into position in the MS-1 seat. Mark Kelly's there off to your left as pilot.
Commander Steve Lindsey off to the right-hand side of the screen,
and the seat right in the center of the picture is where Lisa will be joining the team on the flight deck.
The great shot of the mid-deck, showing all the crew members on the mid-deck are strapped into position. They have their helmets on.
Starting in the foreground, we have Thomas Reiter of the European Space Agency. In the middle is Piers Sellers and then, in the background there,
is Stephanie Wilson, in seat number five. Behind Stephanie, you can see the mid-deck galley which will be in use later once the crew members get on orbit.
There's a wave goodbye from Lisa as she's getting her harness adjusted, getting ready to climb onboard the shuttle.
And you recall, down on the mid-deck, we have straps you can use to hold onto to help adjust our positions.
Here on the flight deck, we don't have those straps available, so the MS-2 reaches up and grabs onto the commander's
seat and the pilot's seat, as you can see Lisa doing right now, so she can position herself to be strapped in place.