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Subject: Center Ops Reductions
FYI. Attached is more info on the extent of the reductions at Center Operations. A couple of things to take notice of in the attached: facility repairs will occur during working hours, reduced trash pick-ups (may even have to take our trash to a central location), work stoppages, and reduced security patrols.”
NASA JSC Center Operations FY 13 Service Reductions and Eliminations, 1 October 2012 (PDF)
Keith’s note: Check out a larger version of this aerial shot of JSC. Look in the upper left hand corner. That sure looks like an ISS solar array …

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3 replies on “Service Reductions and Eliminations at JSC”

  1. Keith,

    The photo of JSC is approximately nine years old or older.  You can tell that because the Saturn V is still out in the open and it appears that construction hasn’t even started.  Construction started in June 2004.

  2. Maybe this image was cut from a PDF or something that had a collage going with the ISS.  I see the lightened background around the solar array. Or ISS got a little too low there, reboost!

  3.  Considering the large number of Aggies employed at JSC, these reductions may take their toll on productivity. I mean with civil servants being asked to replace light bulbs and all.

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