On 23 March 2012, Europe's Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV) "Edoardo Amaldi" will be launched from Kourou to resupply the International Space Station with a record amount of cargo.
The Edoardo Amaldi mission, the third of its kind in ESA's ATV programme, will carry over 6 tonnes of propellants and dry cargo. Most of this cargo was loaded last November, but 55 bags including important NASA equipment were loaded in February. This late loading procedure increases the flexibility of the space freighter.

More background information can be found on: http://www.esa.int/SPECIALS/ATV/index.html

This A and B-Roll describes the late-loading of the Edoardo Amaldi with interviews of Kirsten MacDonell, ESA Cargo Integration Engineer and Massimo Cislaghi, ATV-3 Mission Manager. Interviews are in English and French.