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US Manned Spacecraft History And Photography

The Gemini Spacecraft Survivors

Project Gemini Spacecraft

Gemini Spacecraft

Gemini is a 2 person spacecraft whose goal was to prove the processes that would be required for a moon shot, including space walks, long duration flights, and docking with other space vehicles.

Gemini Spacecraft Locations

S/N	Mission	Spacecraft Name	State	City	Location
2303	GT-03	Molly Brown	IN	Mitchell	Grissom Memorial
1795	GT-04	American Eagle	DC	Washington	National Air & Space Museum
2326	GT-05	Conestoga	TX	Houston	Johnson Space Center
1858	GT-06 (6-A)	N/A	OK	Oklahoma City	Oklahoma State History Museum
1853	GT-07	N/A	VA	Chantilly	Stephen F. Udvar-Hazy Center (NASM)
2641	GT-08	N/A	OH	Wapakoneta	Neil Armstrong Air & Space Museum
2327	GT-09 (9-A)	N/A	FL	Titusville	Kennedy Space Center
1857	GT-10	N/A	KS	Hutchinson	Kansas State Cosmosphere
1848	GT-11	N/A	CA	Los Angeles	California Science Center
1853	GT-12	N/A	IL	Chicago	Adler Planetarium

Note—click on Serial Number to see a photo of each spacecraft.

Gemini Flight Statistics

S/N	Mission	Spacecraft Name	Astronauts	Flight Date	Flight Time	Orbits
2303	GT-03	Molly Brown	Grissom Young	3/23/65	4h 53m	3
1795	GT-04	American Eagle	McDivitt White	6/3/65	97h 56m	62
2326	GT-05	Conestoga	Cooper Conrad	8/21/65	190h 55m	120
1858	GT-06 (6-A)	N/A	Schirra Stafford	12/15/65	25h 51m	16
1853	GT-07	N/A	Borman Lovell	12/4/65	330h 35m	206
2641	GT-08	N/A	Armstrong Scott	3/16/66	10h 41m	6.5
2327	GT-09 (9-A)	N/A	Stafford Cernan	6/3/66	72h 20m	45
1857	GT-10	N/A	Young Collins	7/18/66	70h 46m	43
1848	GT-11	N/A	Conrad Gordon	9/12/66	71h 17m	44
1853	GT-12	N/A	Lovell Aldrin	11/11/66	94h 34m	59

Note—click on Serial Number to see a photo of each spacecraft.