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Then do <b>ITEM 1 EXEC</b> to arm a TAL abort, followed by <b>ITEM 3 EXEC</b> to call it.
Then do <b>ITEM 1 EXEC</b> to arm a TAL abort, followed by <b>ITEM 3 EXEC</b> to call it.
In response, if you're still flying under auto control, you should see the Shuttle pitch up and yaw into a different direction - we're no longer going to a 35 deg inclination orbit but rather change course to Banjul. In addition, the FG native HUD will show the words 'TAL abort' to indicate that TAL guidance is running.
For the next minutes, the computer will do the flying for us, so let's focus on a few other things.


== Further reading ==
== Further reading ==
[http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/shuttle/reference/shutref/events/aborts/ NASA human spaceflight page on abort modes]
[http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/shuttle/reference/shutref/events/aborts/ NASA human spaceflight page on abort modes]
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