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James Voss



Portrait of James Voss
Courtesy of NASA

James Voss is an American astronaut who was born on March 3, 1949, in Alabama. Before he became an astronaut, Voss was a test pilot.

Voss became an astronaut in 1989. He has spent over 600 hours in space on three spaceflights.

In 1991, Voss flew aboard STS-44. Voss made his second flight aboard STS-53 in 1992. Both of these flights were Department of Defense missions.

Voss flew aboard STS-69 in 1995. Voss performed a 7 hour spacewalk during this mission.



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