1981
  • STS-1 (OFT-1)
  • STS-2 (OFT-2)

    1982
     
  • STS-3 (OFT-3)
  • STS-4 (OFT-4)
  • STS-5 (First Operational Mission; first 4-astronaut crew)


    • 1983
     
  • STS-6(TDRS-A, First flight of Challenger, First Shuttle Spacewalk)
  • STS-7 (First U.S. Woman in Space, First Rendez-Vous & RMS Grapple, first 5-astronaut crew)
  • STS-8 (First black astronaut; first night launch & landing)
  • STS-9 (First Spacelab-Mission, first non-U.S. citizen, first 6-astronaut crew)

    • 1984
     
  • 41B (First use of Manned Maneuvering Unit; Palapa/Westar loss)
  • 41C (First Shuttle Satellite Rescue mission (Solar Max); LDEF Deploy)
  • 41D (First flight of Discovery, First pad abort; Solar Panel-test; first commercial "passenger")
  • 41G (First 7-astronaut crew; first spacewalk by U.S. woman)
  • 51A (Palapa/Westar rescue mission)

    1985
     
  • 51C (First DoD Mission)
  • 51D (Senator Jake Garn; Syncom engine failure)
  • 51B (Spacelab-3)
  • 51G (Star Wars test; two foreign astronauts)
  • 51F (Spacelab-2, first Abort to Orbit)
  • 51I (Syncom Rescue Mission)
  • 51J (First flight of Atlantis; DoD Mission)
  • 61A (Spacelab D1, first 8-astronaut crew, three foreign astronauts)
  • 61B (Space Station constuction tests)


    • 1986
     
  • 61C (Representative Bill Nelson)
  • 51L (Challenger Accident)


    • 1988
     
  • STS-26 (Return to Flight; TDRS-C)
  • STS-27 (DoD Mission)

     1989
     
  • STS-29 (TDRS-D)
  • STS-30 (Magellan)
  • STS-28 (DoD Mission)
  • STS-34 (Galileo)
  • STS-33 (DoD Mission)


    •  1990
     
  • STS-32 (LDEF-retrieval)
  • STS-36 (DoD Mission)
  • STS-31 (Hubble Space Telescope deploy)
  • STS-41 (Ulysses)
  • STS-38 (DoD Mission)
  • STS-35 (Astro-1)

    1991
     
  • STS-37 (Gamma Ray Observatory)
  • STS-39 (Star Wars tests)
  • STS-40 (Spacelab Life Sciences-1)
  • STS-43 (TDRS-E)
  • STS-48 (Upper Atmosphere Research Sattellite)
  • STS-44 (DoD Mission; DSP)


    •  1992
     
  • STS-42 (International Microgravity Lab-1)
  • STS-45 (Atlas-1)
  • STS-49 (First flight of Endeavour; Intelsat reboost)
  • STS-50 (U.S. Microgravity Lab-1)
  • STS-46 (Tethered Satellite System-1; Eureca deploy)
  • STS-47 (Spacelab-J)
  • STS-52 (U.S. Microgravity Payload-1, Lageos)
  • STS-53 (DoD Mission)


    • 1993
     
  • STS-54 (TDRS-F)
  • STS-56 (Atlas-2)
  • STS-55 (Spacelab-D2
  • STS-57 (First flight of Spacehab; Eureca-retrieval)
  • STS-51 (Advanced Communications Technology Satellite)
  • STS-58 (Spacelab Life Sciences-2)
  • STS-61 (Hubble Servicing Mission 1)


    • 1994
     
  • STS-60 (Wake Shield Facility; first Russian on U.S. Shuttle)
  • STS-62 (USMP-2)
  • STS-59 (Shuttle Radar Lab-1)
  • STS-65 (IML-2)
  • STS-64 (Lidar in Space Technology Exp. (LITE); first flight of SAFER)
  • STS-68 (SRL-2)
  • STS-66 (Atlas-3)


    • 1995
     
  • STS-63 (First Shuttle/Mir rendezvous)
  • STS-67 (Astro-2)
  • STS-71 (First Shuttle-Mir docking)
  • STS-70 (TDRS-G; Woodpeckers drill holes in External Tank)
  • STS-69 (Wake Shield Facility-2)
  • STS-73 (USML-2)
  • STS-74 (Shuttle-Mir Mission 2; Docking Module)


    • 1996
     
  • STS-72 (Space Flyer Unit retrieval)
  • STS-75 (USMP-3; Tethered Satellite System-2)
  • STS-76 (Shuttle-Mir Mission 3, Lucid stays at Mir)
  • STS-77 (Inflatable Antenna Experiment)
  • STS-78 (Life and Microgravity Sciences-1)
  • STS-79 (Shuttle-Mir Mission 4; Lucid replaced by Blaha)
  • STS-80 (Wake Shield Facility-3; Spacewalk cancelled due to stuck hatch)


    • 1997
     
  • STS-81 (Shuttle-Mir Mission 5; Blaha replaced by Linenger)
  • STS-82 (Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission 2)
  • STS-83 (Microgravity Science Lab-1, Mission aborted)
  • STS-84 (Shuttle-Mir Mission 6; Linenger replaced by Foale)
  • STS-94 (Microgravity Science Lab-1 Reflight)
  • STS-85 (SPAS)
  • STS-86 (Shuttle-Mir Mission 7; Foale replaced by Wolf)
  • STS-87 (SPARTAN Rescue)

    • 1998
     

  • STS-89 (Shuttle-Mir Mission 8; Wolf replaced by Thomas)
  • STS-90 (Final Spacelab mission)
  • STS-91 (Final Shuttle-Mir Mission)
  • STS-95 (John Glenn)
  • STS-88 (Space Station Construction Mission 1: Unity / Zarya)


    • 1999
     
  • STS-96 (Space Station Mission 2: Supply, Russian Crane)
  • STS-93 (Advanced X-ray Astronomical Facility; First Woman Commander)
  • STS-103 (Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission-3)

    • 2000
     

  • STS-99 (Shuttle Topography Radar Mapping)
  • STS-101 (Space Station Mission 3: Supply)
  • STS-106 (Space Station Mission 4: Supply)
  • STS-92 (Space Station Mission 5: Z1 and PMA-3; 100th Shuttle Mission)
  • STS-97 (Space Station Mission 6, P6 Truss)

    • 2001
     

  • STS-98 (Space Station Mission 7, U.S. Destiny Laboratory)
  • STS-102 (Space Station Mission 8, first crew-change)
  • STS-100 (Space Station Mission 9)
  • STS-104 (Space Station Mission 10, Airlock)
  • STS-105 (Space Station Mission 11, second crew-change)
  • STS-108 (Space Station Mission 12, third crew-change)

    • 2002
     

  • STS-109 (Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission-4)
  • STS-110 (ISS Mission 13, S0-truss)
  • STS-111 (ISS Mission 14, MPLM, UF-2, MBS)
  • STS-112 (ISS Mission 15, S1 truss)
  • STS-113 (Gus Loria, Donald Thomas)
  • STS-113 (ISS Mission 16, P1 truss, crew change)

    • 2003
     

  • STS-107 (Columbia accident, First Israeli astronaut)

    • 2004
     

  • STS-114 (Moschenko)
  • STS-114 (Exp-6 & 7)
  • STS-114 (Return to Flight, ISS Mission 17)
  • STS-121 (ISS Mission 18, crew change)

    • 2005
     

  • STS-115 (ISS Mission 19, P3, P4 truss, Solar Arrays)
  • STS-116 (ISS Mission 20, crew rotation)
  • STS-117 (ISS Mission 21)

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