NASA Astronaut Group 18

NASA Astronaut Group 18
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NASA Astronaut Group 18 (The Bugs). The group saw the training of seven pilots and ten mission specialists to become NASA astronauts. These 17 astronauts began training in August 2000.

Contents

Pilots

Mission Specialists

See also

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v · d · eNASA Astronaut Group 18, "The Bugs", 2000
Pilots
Mission Specialists
Michael R. Barratt · Robert L. Behnken · Stephen G. Bowen · B. Alvin Drew · Andrew J. Feustel · Michael T. Good · Timothy L. Kopra · K. Megan McArthur · Karen L. Nyberg · Nicole P. Stott
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