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RANDAL FORD • THE BATTALION
Shuttle debris found
as onlookers mourn
Clockwise from top left:
NACOGDOCHES — Children
from Nacogdoches look at the fallen
debris from behind yellow tape.
The Space Shuttle Columbia is seen
streaking across the Texas sky as it
breaks into pieces.
BRONSON, TX — A spacesuit
boot sole, belonging to a crew mem
ber, was tagged where it landed.
NACOGDOCHES — A Texas State
Trooper adjusts flowers placed at a
debris site.
NACOGDOCHES —A National
Guard soldier stands over shuttle
debris.
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