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STS-2

S81-29900 (May 1981) --- This is the official insignia for STS-2 the United States second space shuttle orbital flight test...
STS-2 insignia featuring the words Columbia and Engle-Truly along with an image of the space shuttle, an American flag, and an eagle.
S81-34641 (May 1981) --- Astronauts Joe H. Engle, left, and Richard H. Truly are the commander and pilot, respectively, for...
Joe Engle and Richard Truly pose in front of an American Flag for their official STS-2 crew portrait
S81-30479 (April 1981) --- Astronauts John W. Young, second from left, and Robert L. Crippen, left, discuss photography from their...
Astronauts Crippen and Young brief the STS-2 astronauts at a table
Official portrait of astronaut Joe H. Engle for the STS-2 Mission.
Portrait of Joe H. Engle wearing a brownish space suit and holding his helmet. Behind him is an American Flag and a model of the Space Shuttle.
Official portrait of astronaut Richard H. Truly before STS-2.
Official portrait of Richard H. Truly, pilot for the STS-2 flight of the space shuttle Columbia. He wears a yellow space suit but the helmet sits on a table in front of him.
S81-39549 (12 Nov. 1981) --- Framed here by Florida vegetation, the 37-meter-tall (122 feet) NASA space shuttle Columbia lifts off...
Launch of Space Shuttle Columbia at Kennedy Space Center.
S81-39499 (13 Nov. 1981) --- President Ronald Reagan is briefed by JSC Director Christopher C. Kraft Jr., who points toward...
President Ronald Reagan is briefed by JSC Director Christopher C. Kraft Jr., who points toward the orbiter spotter on the projection plotter in the front of the mission operations control room
S81-39563 (14 Nov. 1981) --- This view of the space shuttle Columbia (STS-2) was made with a hand-held 70mm camera...
Space Shuttle Columbia (STS-2) is seen from below just before landing with the blue sky and wispy clouds visible in the background.
S81-39577 (14 Nov. 1981) --- Astronauts Joe H. Engle (left) and Richard H. Truly walk with George W.S. Abbey (center),...
Astronauts Joe H. Engle (left) and Richard H. Truly walk with George W.S. Abbey after landing