View of wedge formation of police motorcycles leading the parade followed by Major Gordon Cooper in a open car. American crowds watch the procession celebrating the astronaut. Dignitaries climb up steps of building.
Animated space map with world globe and moon. Models of probes,satellites and space capsules. Views of actual launches of missiles from the Thor, Atlas, and Titan II programs. US Air Force role in providing Man-Rated Launch Vehicles for the Gemini program through modifications to Titan II ballistic missiles. Launches of Titan I and Titan ll. View of Titan III on launch pad. View of a NASA Gemini space craft in orbit and some views of a tethered astronaut space walk.
Titan production line activities, orientation class, technical training class. Astronauts meet production staff and engineering staff. Critical parts storage area. Rocket parts transported on special trucks in front of Martin aircraft building.1967.
Gemini Launch Vehicle engines fire on Aerojet General test stand. Testing of rocket system in vertical test lab. Gemini Launch Vehicle loaded on Pregnant Guppy. Scientist at flight control center. Launch preparations. Gemini lll launch on March 23, 1965.
Footage of NASA Gemini Astronauts conducting a docking operation in space. Narrator begins to name Gemini astronauts and note their achievements. Still images are shown as their names are read, including Lieutenant Colonel USAF Virgil I Grissom, USN Commander John M Young, Lieutenant Colonel USAFJames A McDivitt, Lieutenant Colonel USAF Edward H White, Colonel USAF L Gordon Cooper, Commander USN Charles Conrad, Colonel USAF Frank Borman, Captain USN James A Lovell, Captain USAF Walter M Schirra, Lieutenant Colonel USAF Thomas P Stafford, Neil Armstrong and Major USAF David Scott of Gemini 8, Lieutenant Colonel USAF Thomas P Stafford, Lieutenant Commander Eugene A Cerman, Commander USN John M Young, Lieutenant Colonel USAF MIcheal Collins, Commander USN Charles Gordon, Commander USN Richard Gordon Jr,Captain USN James L Lovell, Colonel USAF Edwin E Aldrin. View of a ceremony in a NASA hangar, with a Gemini capsule in the background. Gemini Astronauts shake hands and greet members of the broader Gemini team on the ground, including various engineers and officials. Two Gemini astronauts at a podium addressing a gathered crowd after a mission. Artist's view of future mission control operations, with advanced looking data terminals and a futuristic space station.
Mercury 16 MA-8 press conference at Rice University. James Webb, Walter Schirra, Dr Robert Gilruth take seats. Dr.Robert Rowe Gilruth addresses the press conference. James Webb speaks. 7 October 1962
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