Jim Kelly/NASA Astronaut: And we can see Charlie Hobaugh coming in now.
This is Charlie Hobaugh, also known as "Scorch," a Marine colonel, who's the commander of this mission.
And he's helped getting suited up here by Travis Thompson, who's No. 4 on the Closeout Crew.
Yeah, we can see here, as I talked about, you can see that there's both guys in there helping.
That's Joe Acaba, has the, has his hand on his head there, and that's the astronaut that's in there.
You can kind of see Drew's leg on the bottom there. He's going to get up here and start helping Scorch get everything all settled. OK.
We've got a couple of them lined up closer to the hatch. There is Mike Foreman, and he's going to be the first guy onto the middeck.
We kind of do a flight deck, middeck, flight deck, middeck as we go through,
because obviously it's very difficult to get more than one person strapped in at a time.
So, next in line there, you can see in the foreground, is "Butch" Wilmore. Butch is the pilot on the mission.
So, as we said, on flight deck commander goes in first, then the pilot. So, he'll be the next one in.
And he's just getting his harness put on there. And you can see he's wrestling it
around just to make sure it's all nice and snug and comfortable,
and making all the connections there. And, he'll be the next guy to go into the flight deck.
And in the White Room, as you can see there is Bobby Satcher that came into the room there.
So, he's standing over on the right. He's already got his harness on.
So, they should be just about done with Scorch up on the flight deck.
And Butch will be going in here in just a second, you can see him close to the hatch.
Back on board the flight deck now, you can see that we've got Leland across in the mission specialist 1 seat.
We've got a great shot looking directly back from the front part here. Great view of the White Room here.
The final crew member that goes on, it's always mission specialist No. 2.
They're always the last person on board, they've got that center seat on the flight deck, is Randy Bresnik.
And this is Randy's first flight, he's a rookie on this flight, he's doing a couple spacewalks.
He's also the intravehicular crew member on one of the spacewalks and doing some robotics work.
So, this is his first trip into space. So, MS 2 on board, that call from Renee there, is that the last crew member went on board.
Nice shot of Randy going on here, and you can see why he's the last crew member in.
His seat was Grand Central Station for getting the other three in on the flight deck. So, that's why he's the last crew member in.