S84-35325 (2 June 1984) --- The Flight Readiness Firing (FRF) for NASA's 41-D spaceflight was completed on June 2, 1984 to pave the way for launch of the Discovery's seven-day mission later this month.  Making its first flight, the orbiter will be mated to the same two solid rocket boosters (SRB) and external tank (ET) seen here.
TESTS (FLIGHT READINESS FIRING [FRF]) - STS-14/41D - CAPE
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- STS-6 second Flight Readiness Firing test, Launch Complex 39.  Photo credit: NASA
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Documentary views of the STS-26 Flight Readiness Firing at KSC, Pad 39B, on 10 Aug 1988. (KSC-88PC-752 closer) (KSC-88PC-752, 753)
Documentary views of the STS-26 Flight Readiness Firing at KSC, Pad 39B, on
Fiber-Reinforced-Foam (FRF) Core Composite Sandwich Panel Concept for Advanced Composites Technologies Project - Preliminary Manufacturing Demonstration Articles for Ares V Payload Shroud Barrel Acreage Structure
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The Space shuttle orbiter Challenger is given a 20-second test firing of its new main engines on December 18, 1982 on pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center. This test was the first time these engines ahd been tested in the clustered flight configuration.
View of the Flight Readiness Firing (FRF) of the Challengers engines