geminiix
11 photos tagged geminiix, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.
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The last upload was 6 June.
Gemini 9 Crew Waves to the Wasp from NASA on The Commons uploaded 6 June
Gemini IX Crew Welcomed by Wasp Crew from NASA on The Commons uploaded 6 June
Gemini IX and Earth Limb from NASA on The Commons uploaded 5 June
The Angry Alligator from NASA on The Commons uploaded 3 June
Augmented Target Docking Adapter from NASA on The Commons uploaded 3 June
Gemini IX Launches from Cape Canaveral's Launch Pad 19 from NASA on The Commons uploaded 3 June
Agena Target Vehicle Launch from NASA on The Commons uploaded 17 May
Gemini ATDA from NASA on The Commons uploaded 10 May
Gene Cernan Suits up for Gemini IX from NASA on The Commons uploaded 10 May
Atlas Collection Image Gemini Rendezvous from SDASM Archives uploaded September 2016
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John W. Burgess Special Collection Photo The reverse reads, in writing, ""Framed memento by John Burgess being presented to Elliot. See prior to his becoming an astronaut. EAFB / It was due to Elliot being killed in an aircraft accident. The (Neil) Armsto
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Drew Granston said:
The framed certificate reads "General Electric Flight Test, 1956-1962". This must be a farewell from GE party, as Elliot See was accepted as an astronaut by NASA in 1962. See was at one point "in line" to be part of the Gemini VIII crew (Armstrong and Scott) but was instead chosen as Command Pilot for Gemini IX. So Neil Armstrong was not his "backup" man.