File:Anna Lee Fisher in 1981.ogv

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DescriptionAnna Lee Fisher in 1981.ogv	English: A selection from a documentary made by NASA in 1981 titled "Space For Women" which is a video that examined nontraditional career opportunities for women at NASA. This video has an interview with Anna Lee Fisher about how she felt about wanting to go to space, and what that meant to her.
Date	1981
Source	NASA ( Via archive.org )
Author	NASA

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