File:Gulfstream II - Shuttle Training Aircraft 948.jpg

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Description	English: At Patrick Air Force Base in Florida, a NASA Grumman Gulfstream II (G-1159) Shuttle Training Aircraft is ready to take off on a hurricane relief flight to Michoud Assembly Facility near New Orleans. Both Michoud and Stennis Space Center in Mississippi were effected by Hurricane Katrina. The plane is carrying medical supplies, food and chain saws, as well as a physician and two high voltage technicians to ensure the facility can safely receive power when the main electricity grid comes online. FAA Registration
Date	2 September 2005
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