Portrait of Astronaut Daniel W. Bursch
S90-45391 (August 1990) --- Astronaut Daniel W. Bursch, mission specialist.
- Date
- 1990-08-01
- Collection
- JSC
- Archive
- NASA Image and Video Library
- Type
- photograph
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