5 members of the CAIB appear for a press briefing

The Columbia Accident Investigation Board’s May 20, 2003 Press Briefing

The Columbia Accident Investigation Board (CAIB) held a press briefing on May 20, 2003 at the Lunar & Planetary Institute in Houston Texas. Representing the board were the following members from left to right: Chairman Hal Gehman, Rear Admiral Stephen Turcotte, Steven Wallace, Dr. James N. Hallock, and Dr. John Logsdon.

Image Credit: CAIB Photo by Rick Stiles 2003

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The Columbia Accident Investigation Board’s May 20, 2003 Press Briefing

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