Various scenes of postflight activities at the Kennedy Space Center after the landing of the STS-75 mission including: Mission specialist Claude Nicollier (in his orange launch and landing suit (LES)) poses in front of the middeck lockers prior to the landing (003). Payload specialist Umberto Guidoni (in his orange LES) is photographed also on the Middeck (004). Astronaut Jeffrey Hoffman (in his LES) and Nicollier pose infront of the middeck lockers (005). Pilot Scott Horowitz (in his LES and wearing a helmet) looks back at the camera after the shuttle has touched down. Directly behind him is Payload Commander Franklin Chang-Diaz, who is adjusting his headset. Beside Chang-Diaz is Mission specialist Maurizio Cheli, who smiles at the camera (006). View of Mission Commander Andrew Allen in his LES and wearing his helmet, seated at the commander's station on the forward flight deck after the shuttle has landed (007). Hoffman stands under one of the aft flight deck overhead windows, beside Cheli after the orbiter has landed (008). Cheli smiles at the camera after the orbiter has landed (009). View out of the side window on the forward flight deck of personnel approaching the orbiter to begin post-launch inspection (010). Photograph of KSC personnel after the orbiter side hatch has been opened (011). Astronaut Marsha Ivins greets astronaut Nicollier on the orbiter middeck after landing (012). Ivins hugs Allen on the orbiter middeck after landing (013). Hoffman crawls out of the orbiter side hatch (014-5). Guidoni crawls out of the orbiter side hatch (016). View of the aft section of the orbiter after landing (017). Hoffman stands on ramp leading to recovery vehicle (018,023). Cheli crawls out of the orbiter side hatch (019). Allen crawls out of the orbiter side hatch (020). Chang-Diaz crawls out of the orbiter side hatch (021). Horowitz (wearing sunglasses) crawls out of the orbiter side hatch (022). Group of family members wait to great the returning astronauts (024-6). Photographs of astronauts and family members after disembarking from the orbiter (027-38).
