Gemini Titan 11 Mission Emblem
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Insignia of the Gemini 11 space flight. Astronauts Charles Conrad and Richard Gordon piloted the spacecraft into Earth orbit on September 12, 1966 9:42:26.546 am EST. Their primary objective was to rendezvous and dock with Gemini Agena target vehicle, and conduct 11 experiments. During their 2 Days 23 hours 17 min 8 seconds in space, they orbited the Earth 44 times. Posted on: 14 Apr, 2003
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