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Project Mercury; Little Joe
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Project Mercury; Little Joe

NASA / LARC · 1959-07-30 · photograph (digital archive)

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Assembling the Little Joe capsules. The capsules were manufactured in-house by Langley technicians. Three capsules are shown here in various stages of assembly. The escape tower and rocket motors shown on the completed capsule would be removed before shipping and finally assembly for launching at Wallops Island. Joseph Shortal wrote (vol. 3, p.

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NASALangleyLRCLARC1959-L-04948MercuryMercury ProjectLittle JoeSpace CapsuleCapsuleLRC-1959-B701_P-04948
Credit lineProject Mercury; Little Joe. NASA/LARC, 1959-07-30. Public domain. ID: LRC-1959-B701_P-04948.
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