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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 Prime Crew with Their Emblem
These astronauts, (from left to right) Command Module Pilot Stuart A. Roosa (37), Commander Alan B. Shepard, Jr. (47) and Lunar Module Pilot Edgar D. Mitchell (40) are the ones who are going to the moon tomorrow, from Cape Kennedy, Florida. They ...
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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
Astronauts Afloat Astronauts John Young (left) and Gus Grissom, pilots of the first Gemini two-man orbital flight, float on rubber rafts after escaping from a dummy Gemini capsule (background). They were undergoing water recovery training in Houst...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Young and Grissom before the Three-Orbital Flight
Operation Gemini Scientists at Cape Kennedy, USA are proceeding with preparations to launch the United States' most ambitious space project - Operation Gemini, the launching of a two-man spacecraft. Inside the spacecraft will be John W. Young (the...
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Their men are safe! This exclusive UPI photo shows the relief on the face of Tamara Volynov (centre) following the news of the safe return of her husband Boris Volynov on the Russian spaceship Soyuz-5 after his tryst in space. Recently the Soviet ...
United Press International (UK) Ltd.
The Cosmonauts Yeliseyev, Shatalov and Khrunov Being Interviewed after the Flight. Cosmonauts Yeliseyev, Shatalov and Khrunov being interviewed after the successful completion of Soyuz-4 and Soyuz-5 flights.
Daily Mirror
Cosmonaut Vladislav Volkov in a state of weightlessness in a laboratory-plane. Photo by A. Mokletsov
A. Mokletsov