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Dedicated spacecraft and related vehicle records for Project Gemini, including when they are part of the program archive.
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Gemini 5Gemini spacecraftRecoveredGemini 5 was the Gemini spacecraft flown by Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad on NASA's first eight-day crewed mission.
Titan II Gemini Launch VehicleHuman-rated launch vehicleRetiredThe Titan II Gemini Launch Vehicle was the modified, human-rated booster that launched every Gemini spacecraft from Launch Complex 19.
Gemini 1Gemini spacecraftRecoveredGemini 1 was the first uncrewed flight article in the Gemini program.
Gemini 2Gemini spacecraftRecoveredGemini 2 was the second uncrewed Gemini flight article and the first Gemini capsule recovered after reentry.
Gemini 3Gemini spacecraftRecoveredGemini 3 was the first crewed Gemini spacecraft, flown by Gus Grissom and John Young in March 1965.
Gemini 4Gemini spacecraftRecoveredGemini 4 was the second crewed Gemini spacecraft, flown by James McDivitt and Ed White in June 1965.
Gemini 6AGemini spacecraftRecoveredGemini 6A was the spacecraft flown by Wally Schirra and Tom Stafford for the first crewed rendezvous in space.
Gemini spacecraftTwo-person orbital spacecraftRetiredThe Gemini spacecraft was NASA’s two-person orbital vehicle for Project Gemini.
Gemini 12Gemini spacecraftRecoveredGemini 12 was the final Gemini spacecraft, flown by Jim Lovell and Buzz Aldrin.
Gemini 7Gemini spacecraftRecoveredGemini 7 was the spacecraft flown by Frank Borman and Jim Lovell on a record fourteen-day mission.
Agena Target VehicleRendezvous and docking target vehicleRetiredThe Agena Target Vehicle gave Gemini crews a real spacecraft to find, approach, dock with, and use for propulsion experiments.
Astronaut Maneuvering UnitExperimental EVA propulsion and life-support backpackFlown hardwareGemini's Astronaut Maneuvering Unit was a miniature one-person spacecraft split between an EVA chestpack and a 168.