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HAPPY SPACEMEN -- The crewmen of Apollo-13 smile and wave to crewmen on the USS Iwo Jima and to the worldwide television audience following their successful return from their aborted lunar voyage April 17. From left are Fred Haise, James Lovell an...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Daughters of Apollo-15 Astronaut Irwin
The daughters of Apollo-13 astronaut James Irwin display drawings of their father and David Scott exploring the Moon. Six-year-old Jan (left) shows them being watched by "Moonmen" and Jill, 10, has them dwarfed by the lunar lander and rover vehicl...
Daily Mirror
Astronauts in Quarantine Quarters
Apollo-11 astronauts relax in the Mobile Quarantine Facility while en route to the Lunar Receiving Laboratory in Houston, Texas. Left to right are Michael Collins, Edwin Aldrin and Neil Armstrong. The three men are scheduled to emerge from isolati...
IPS
Mrs. Pat Collins, wife of U.S. astronaut Michael Collins and the couple's children meet with newsmen after Collins successfully completed a space flight in Gemini 10. When the photo was taken in July 1966. Kathleen (left) was seven, Ann was five a...
IPS
Washington: Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman, William A. Anders and James Lovell Jr., (L-R) stand in front of an Apollo command module in this 10/28/68 photo. It was disclosed 11/12 the U.S. will send the Apollo spacecraft around the moon with Bor...
United Press International (UK) Ltd.
Enthusiastic crowds mobbed the astronauts' open car as they were driving out of the Katunayake Airport. Picture shows Alan Bean with his hands up, looking rather worried.
Daily Mirror
U.S. astronauts Frank Borman (left) and James Lovell are pilots of the Gemini-7 long-duration orbital flight.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Suit Tests on Astronaut Borman
U.S. Astronaut Frank Borman, command pilot for the Gemini-7 spacecraft, watches as technicians test the fittings on his spacesuit before the launching at Cape Kennedy, Florida. Scalp electrodes attached to Borman's head record cerebral activity du...
The Times of Ceylon Press
The second spaceman of the United States of America, M. Scott Carpenter is in the spaceship. Carpenter trained like this, for the flight, before the spaceship was launched yesterday.
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