Douglas Hurley

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Douglas Hurley is a retired U.S. Marine Corps colonel and NASA astronaut best known for piloting the final Space Shuttle mission STS-135 and later commanding SpaceX’s first crewed flight, Demo-2.

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Douglas G. Hurley 3
Douglas Hurley canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NASA astronaut
human
military officer
test pilot
astronautGroup NASA Astronaut Group 18
awardReceived Defense Superior Service Medal
Legion of Merit
NASA Space Flight Medal
cooperatedWith SpaceX
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer NASA
familyName Hurley
fieldOfWork aerospace
human spaceflight
givenName Douglas
hasFlownTo International Space Station
launchVehicle Falcon 9 rocket
surface form: Falcon 9

Space Shuttle orbiter
surface form: Space Shuttle
memberOf NASA Astronaut Corps
militaryBranch United States Marine Corps
militaryRank colonel
militaryStatus retired U.S. Marine Corps colonel
nationality American
notableFor commanding SpaceX’s first crewed flight Demo-2
piloting the final Space Shuttle mission STS-135
occupation astronaut
fighter pilot
test pilot
participantIn Expedition 20
Expedition 56
STS-127
STS-135
Crew Dragon Demo-2
surface form: SpaceX Demo-2
selectedAsAstronautBy NASA
serviceBranchRole USMC fighter pilot
sexOrGender male
spacecraft Crew Dragon Demo-2
surface form: Crew Dragon Endeavour

Space Shuttle Atlantis
Space Shuttle Endeavour
spaceflightAgency NASA
spaceMissionRole pilot of STS-127
pilot of STS-135
spacecraft commander of SpaceX Demo-2
status retired astronaut

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STS-135 pilot Douglas Hurley
Crew Dragon Demo-2 crewMember Douglas Hurley
this entity surface form: Douglas G. Hurley
Crew Dragon Demo-2 commander Douglas Hurley
this entity surface form: Douglas G. Hurley
STS-127 pilot Douglas Hurley
this entity surface form: Douglas G. Hurley