STS-27
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| Organization | Department of Defense (United States), NASA-Office of Space Flight (United States) |
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| Mission type | Human Crew |
| Launch date | December 2, 1988 |
| Launch vehicle | Space Shuttle |
| Launch site | Cape Canaveral, United States |
| COSPAR ID | 1988-106A |
| Inclination | 57 degrees |
| Experiments | Here |
| Alternate Names | 19670 |
| Additional Information | Here |
| Data Collection | Here |
| Payload Mass Up | Classified kg |
| Payload Mass Down | Classified kg |
| Orbiter | Atlantis |
| Lift Off Mass | Classified kg |
| Orbiter Weight at Liftoff | Classified kg |
| Orbiter Weight at Landing | Classified kg |
| Landed | Runway 17 dry lake bed at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. |
| Orbits of Earth | 68 |
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Crew
- Commander: Robert L. Gibson
- Pilot: Guy S. Gardner
- Payload Commander:
- Mission Specialist 1: Richard M. Mullane
- Mission Specialist 2: Jerry L. Ross
- Mission Specialist 3: William M. Shepherd
- Mission Specialist 4:
- Mission Specialist 5:
- Payload Specialist 1:
- Payload Specialist 2:
ISS/Mir Crew Transport
Mission
STS-27 (Space Transportation System-27) was launched from the Kennedy Space Center utilizing the Shuttle vehicle Atlantis. It carried a five-member All were military personnel, and three were veterans of previous Shuttle flights. STS-27 Mission Commander Robert L. Gibson (Cdr., USN) was pilot on STS 41-B in February 1984 and commander on 61-C in January 1986. Mission Specialists Richard M. Mullane (Col., USAF) and Jerry L. Ross (Lt. Col., USAF) flew on 41-D in August 1984 and 61-B in November 1985, respectively. STS-27 will be the first space flight for Pilot Guy S. Gardner (Lt. Col., USAF) and Mission Specialist William M. Shepherd (Cdr., USN).
EVA
Payload
DOD
Mission patch: 
