 In March 1993, NASA Administrator Dan S. Goldin communicated that President Clinton wanted “...the current Space Station redesigned as part of a program that is more efficient and effective...[to]...significantly reduce development, operations, and utilization costs while achieving many of the current goals...”.The redesign team submitted their final report in June 1993, describing three distinct space station concepts.Each concept was assessed at orbital inclinations of 28.5 and 51.6 degrees to expose any issues of support from the US and Russian launch complexes, respectively.