NASA Astronaut Andrew Morgan Retires, Returns to Army Command

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After a 12-year NASA career, Brig. Gen. Andrew R. Morgan retires to continue his Army service as commanding general of White Sands Missile Range. He spent 272 days in space aboard the ISS, completed seven spacewalks totaling 45 hours 48 minutes (four of which were for Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer repairs), and traveled over 115 million miles in more than 4,300 Earth orbits.
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