45 Years since Gemini 3

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Well, it was 45 years ago that the Molly Brown leaped off LC-19 at Cape Canaveral. This was the very first manned mission of the Gemini program, paving the way to Apollo:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemini_3

Edit: By the way, just noticed it was my 1000th post!
 
Congrats from me too! :)

Historic moment. The launch, the naming of the craft, the ham sandwich. And Grissom's final flight :(. Memories.
 
We all know this thread is about celebrating that corned beef sandwich. Which it deserves.
 
While on this flight, CDR Gus Grissom snuck up a (ham, if I'm not mistaken?) sandwich, against the will of the NASA mission big-wigs.
 
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