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Apollo 14 Wives -- Wives of the Apollo-14 astronauts (from left) Louise Shepard, Joan Roosa and Louise Mitchell.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Apollo 14 Wives -- Wives of the Apollo-14 astronauts (from left) Louise Shepard, Joan Roosa and Louise Mitchell.
The Times of Ceylon Press
From left to right: Walter Cunnigham (command module pilot); Walter M. Schirra, Jr., commander and Donn Eisele, lunar module pilot.
Lankadeepa
"The 10 Longest Manned Space Flights" (listed in order of length) ❖ Ranking : 1 Nation : U.S. Spacecraft : Gemini-7 Date of Flight : Dec. 14 - 18, 1965 Crew : Borman, Lovell Number of Earth Orbits : 206 Flight Time (hours & mins) : 380:35 ❖ Rankin...
Daily Mirror
The crewmen for the Apollo -11 lunar landing mission posing with their families around a model of the moon. At left and in front are Buzz and Joan Aldrin with Mike (13), Jan (11) and Andy (10). Above are Mike and Pat Collins with Mike (6), Kate (...
Ralph Morse
Apollo-14 Commander, Alan Shepard and Family
If a message is sent across space from Apollo-14 for Louise, Mission Control at Houston will certainly be perplexed because the wives of two of the astronauts now hurtling earthwards in the Command Module "Kitty Hawk" answer to that name. Seen (a...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Apollo-15 Crew Pose with Training Equipment
Crewmen for the Apollo-15 lunar flight pose with training equipment at Houston, Texas. From left are: David Scott, mission commander; Alfred Worden, command module pilot and James Irwin, lunar module pilot. In foreground is a mockup of the rover v...
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Astronaut Alan B. Shepard at Control Center
Control Center — Astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr., the first U.S. spaceman, serves as capsule communicator in the control center at Cape Canaveral, Florida during the flight of Virgil I. Grissom down the Atlantic test range July 21. At right is astro...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Astronaut Alan B. Shepard in Training
Astronaut Alan B. Shepard squeezes out of the narrow neck of a Mercury spacecraft during a phase of his training. The craft, which is programmed to land in the sea, contains an inflatable life raft, a radio transmitter, and other survival gear.
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