Parcourir Sujets Space travel 
The American astronauts' wives in Washington before Navy Commander Malcolm Scott Carpenter's flight on Thursday. Left to right (front) row: Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Donald Slayton; second row, Mrs. LeRoy Cooper, Mrs. Walter Schirra and Mrs. Alan Sh...
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All seven astronauts often pilot modern jet aircraft during their training for space flights to sharpen their reflexes and improve their coordination at high speeds. Posing in front of an Air Force F-106B are (left to right) : M. Scott Carpenter, ...
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The first crew for the first manned Apollo mission, assigned by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. They are left to right: Astronauts Donn F. Eisele, Command module pilot; Walter M. Schirra, Junior Commander; and Walter Cunningham...
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Cooper's Transfer to Launch Pad
TRANSFER TO LAUNCH PAD — U.S. Astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper leaves Hangar "S" for transfer to Launch Pad #14 at Cape Canaveral, Florida. He carries a portable suit air conditioner. (63-1700)
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Commander Eugene Cernan with Wife and Daughter
Commander Eugene Cernan with wife Barbara and daughter Teresa.
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Astronauts Borman, Anders and Lovell Jr.
From left to right: Astronauts Frank Borman, William A. Anders and James A. Lovell Jr.
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Astronaut Alan L. Bean, Lunar Module Pilot, Apollo-12.
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Elliot M. See Jr., new U.S. space flight test pilot.
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Astronaut Eugene A. Cernan, Lunar Module Pilot
May 1969 On December 21, 1963 the United States launched the Apollo space craft to orbit the moon. The astronauts had two prime objectives -- to go into lunar orbit, and to take photographs of the best possible landing sites for men to set a space...
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John Glenn Just Before His Launch into Space
"Ready to go..." A close-up of the face of an astronaut tense with expectation and the strain of repeated delays. ... Lt. Col. John Glenn just before his launch into space...
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