This (Figure 14) shows the first tank at the New Orleans, Michoud plant. It will be used on the first flight. You can see the thermal protection system on the tank very clearly in this picture.

This (Figure 15) is not a flight booster but it is the fourth development motor that we test fired out in Utah.

The launch processing system (Figure 16) at KSC is complete. The software is in process, with about half of the application software in place and the rest being developed at the present time.

This picture (Figure 17) shows something that happened yesterday at KSC. We rolled the Enterprise out of the VAB for a trial run going to the pad with a complete stack. This is the same stack that we used at the Marshall Space Flight Center for the ground vibration testing. The difference is that it has been assembled with Cape ground supporting equipment on a mobile launcher. The crawler is being exercised and we are going to tow it out to the pad to verify the attachments, the clearances of the towers and that sort of thing.

Here (Figure 18) is a shot from another angle of the orbiter Enterprise being used with a tank and the solids that were used for ground vibration tests.