Gemini 6, 7 u0026 6A - Rendezvous and Long Duration Missions - Crew Comments and Historical Footage

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RIP Colonel Borman!
Comment from : @josch614

"Following De-erection" could have been the first sign of modern day ED!
Comment from : @RGB06084

We watched some of the early space launches in elementary school Again at home TV news
Comment from : @lanesaarloos281

The bravery of the crews flying an ICBM into outer space
Comment from : @FidelCastro128

I love the difference between the very business-like bearing the astronauts displayed in these programs and how jocular they are later
Comment from : @TimothyOBrien1958

Hey guys! Thanks so much for putting in all the time and effort to make these videos I personally just get lost watching them Our youth, our schools, and our entire society have forgotten about the early parts of our space program completelybrHopefully, these mini documentaries will help keep the fire alive in the minds of some of our youth about space travel I'm an old man now, and these films still give me goosebumps The courage they showed was just never properly acknowledged Everything they were doing or using was basically a test to see if they could move forward with the next phase of space flight They tested everything with their very lives From liftoff to every orbit to splash down Every man and for the women who didn't get credit all were true heroes Every single one brThank you again for keeping this memory alive I have no problem admitting this chokes me up They were all so smart and so brave It was a nice thing for Americans to be proud of It wasn't always wrapped in killing Something we always wanted to do, it seems
Comment from : @rodgerrodger1839

Good vid - much enjoyed
Comment from : @andyburk4825

When I was in 3rd grade in 1965 the teacher put the Gemini stuff on TV and had us watch it for hours It was a super big deal and instilled a sense of American technological superiority and patriotism in all of us kids
Comment from : @sailor7557

Gemini 6 was very very lucky that that "tail plug" fell out early Had it not they would have had to eject brbrDuring the 1 sec or so of engineering fire before the abort, engines performance had begun to falter Had the rocket lifted off, it would have crashed back to the pad An inspection should a debris covered that had been left in the engine which interfered with propellant flow
Comment from : @Zoomer30_

Really interesting stuff Thanks 😉
Comment from : @basfinnis

Just think that before the 50's rolled around There wasn't even one piece of junk in space Sad what man does to the land and space that they feel the need to explore and or occupy
Comment from : @raysolorzano2938

The astronauts may have wanted to re-think their heavy steak and eggs breakfast before launch Considering their long duration mission together in the cramped capsule If you know what I mean
Comment from : @lesaber251

At 6:40, why was Frank Borman probed with electrodes attached to his head? What was the reason? Jim Lovell was not, as video suggests
Comment from : @TaborPrzemyslaw

Keep finding the obscure footage we haven't seen before
Comment from : @jaycarlson927

Awesome video as usual!!
Comment from : @johnkurtz4390

GREAT STUFF,
Comment from : @TanksInSpace_

Bravo!
Comment from : @cwulfe1

Fantastic video Thank you 👍Some of the supposed RT from Lovel was pure theatre though 😜
Comment from : @basfinnis

Really appreciate you putting together these pieces of history for those of us a bit too young to have seen it in real-time sort of random observation: Jim Lovell sure spent a lot of time in space during the pre-Skylab era
Comment from : @scottenglert4083

Dry run for Apollo LEM docking
Comment from : @andreworiez8920

As always, a great documentary Lots of footage I'd not previously seen Many thanks
Comment from : @Gort58

Great content, well done
Comment from : @bogey361

Does anyone know when in the Gemini 7 mission occurred the conversation at 12:05? I’ve tried to look it up in the transcript and if I had a definite time it would help
Comment from : @campbellmays9900