CLOSEUP VIEW - ASTRONAUT SHEPARD, ALAN - Druckanzug - MERCURY-REDSTONE (MR) -3 - CAPE

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CLOSEUP VIEW - ASTRONAUT SHEPARD, ALAN - Druckanzug - MERCURY-REDSTONE (MR) -3 - CAPE

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S61-02775 (5. Mai 1961) --- Nahaufnahme des Astronauten Alan B. Shepard Jr. in seinem Druckanzug mit geöffnetem Helm für den Mercury-Redstone 3 (MR-3) -Flug, den ersten bemannten Raumflug Amerikas. Bildnachweis: NASA oder National Aeronautics and Space Administration

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01/01/1961

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Launch Complex 16, 28.50333, -80.55172

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