October 15, 2001. Korolev, Moscow Region

At the International Space Station (ISS) during a period of 13:12 to 18:52, Moscow Dayllight Saving Time, the second EVA was performed from the Russian module Pirs.
The EVA objective was the science equipment installation on the outer surface of Russian Service Module Zvezda.
In the course of operations performed by Russian cosmonauts V. Dezhurov and M. Turin the following was installed on the Zvezda module: the load-bearing truss with attached Japan science equipment MPAC&SEED - in the working compartment zone, a board with exposed samples - on the propulsion compartment near the altitude control thrusters . Also the Flag sample was dismantled and Kodak logotype was installed. Cosmonauts took photographs of the performed activity results.
Commander of ISS-3 crew, US astronaut F. Calbertson monitored the performance of these operations from inside the station, and supervised them in accordance with onboard documentation.
Upon the EVA completion the space station systems were returned to their initial condition.
According to reports of the crew and Lead Operations Control Team (LOCT), which monitored and controlled the ISS flight from the Mission Control Center near Moscow (MCC-M), the crew's state of health was normal and ISS onboard systems performed as designed.