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DescriptionPlus V Bar to ISS.jpg	English: Plus V Bar approaches to ISS, STS-102 (March 2001) to STS-113 (Nov./Dec. 2002). Figure 20.22 of the source.
Date	2011
Source	https://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=20110023479
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