Tuesday, 30 September 2014

american gemini missions astronouts


United States Virgil I. Grissom
United States John W. Young
23 March 1965
United States Gemini 3
First to perform orbital maneuvers.

United States James A. McDivitt
United States Edward H. White
3 June 1965
United States Gemini 4
7 June 1965
United States Gemini 4
First American EVA.

United States L. Gordon Cooper
United States Charles P. Conrad
21 August 1965
United States Gemini 5
29 August 1965
United States Gemini 5
First one week spaceflight. Cooper becomes the first person to orbit the Earth on two different missions.

United States Frank F. Borman
United States James A. Lovell
4 December 1965
United States Gemini 7
18 December 1965
United States Gemini 7
First two-week spaceflight. First space rendezvous in history with Gemini 6A.

United States Walter M. Schirra
United States Thomas P. Stafford
15 December 1965
United States Gemini 6A
16 December 1965
United States Gemini 6A
First space rendezvous in history with Gemini 7.

United States Neil A. Armstrong
United States David R. Scott
16 March 1966
United States Gemini 8
17 March 1966
United States Gemini 8
First docking in space in history with Agena Target Vehicle Planned EVA canceled due to early re-entry necessitated by stuck thruster.

United States Thomas P. Stafford
United States Eugene A. Cernan
3 June 1966
United States Gemini 9A
6 June 1966
United States Gemini 9A
First backup crew to fly space mission.

United States John W. Young
United States Michael Collins
18 July 1966
United States Gemini 10
21 July 1966
United States Gemini 10
First rendezvous with two different objects.

United States Charles P. Conrad
United States Richard F. Gordon
12 September 1966
United States Gemini 11
15 September 1966
United States Gemini 11
Held altitude record prior to lunar missions (1374 km).

United States James A. Lovell
United States Edwin E. Aldrin
11 November 1966
United States Gemini 12
15 November 1966
United States Gemini 12
First manual rendezvous. Miscellaneous scientific experiments.

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