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Astronaut Hall of Fame's 2006 induction ceremony begins
Posted: May 9, 2006
Duration: 19 min 42 sec
The U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame inducted its 2006 class on May 6. The newest hall members were shuttle commanders Henry Hartsfield, Brewster Shaw and Charles Bolden. The ceremony was held inside the Saturn 5 museum at Kennedy Space Center. This is the opening portion of the event with CNN's John Zarrella, serving as master of ceremonies, the induction of current hall of famers in attendance, and welcoming addresses from KSC center director Jim Kennedy and chairman of the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation, Al Worden. Astronaut Hall of Fame

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Astronaut Hall of Fame: Henry Hartsfield
Posted: May 9, 2006
Duration: 16 min 24 sec
Henry Hartsfield is inducted into the Astronaut Hall of Fame by Ken Mattingly. They flew together on the fourth and final developmental test flight of space shuttle Columbia in 1982. Hartsfield went on to command STS-41D, Discovery's maiden voyage, in 1984 and the STS-61A flight of the German Spacelab science mission of Challenger in 1985. Astronaut Hall of Fame

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Astronaut Hall of Fame: Brewster Shaw
Posted: May 9, 2006
Duration: 14 min 41 sec
Brewster Shaw is inducted into the Astronaut Hall of Fame by John Young. They flew together aboard Columbia's STS-9 mission, the debut of Spacelab, in 1983. Shaw later commanded Atlantis' STS-61B satellite-deployment mission in 1985 and the STS-28 classified Department of Defense mission on Columbia in 1989.

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Astronaut Hall of Fame: Charles Bolden
Posted: May 9, 2006
Duration: 18 min 7 sec
Charles Bolden is inducted into the Astronaut Hall of Fame by Hoot Gibson. The two flew together aboard Columbia's STS-61C mission in 1986. Bolden was as pilot on that flight and the Hubble Space Telescope deployment mission in 1990, then served as commander of STS-45 in 1992 that flew the first ATLAS atmospheric Spacelab payload and STS-60 in 1994 featuring the first Russian cosmonaut launched aboard the space shuttle. Astronaut Hall of Fame

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