Mercury-Redstone 4

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1961-07-21T00:00:00Z

rocket launch Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 5

1961-07-21T00:00:00Z

splashdown Atlantic Ocean

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Frameless

20130717155518!Mercury-Redstone 4 booster erection 61-MR4-45

ASTRONAUT GRISSOM, GUS

A NASA suit technician adjusts astronaut Gus Grissom's Mercury pressure suit

Dr. William Douglas applies body sensors to Gus Grissom

GRISSOM, VIRGIL I. (GUS), ASTRONAUT

GRISSOM, VIRGIL I. - ASTRONAUT - MISC

Grissom prepares for launch 61-MR4-55

Grissom talks to backup John Glenn before launch 61-MR4-72

Gus Grissom after taking part in simulated flight 61-MR4-48

Gus Grissom in Personal Equipment Room of Hangar S

Gus Grissom suit check 61-MR4-51

Liberty Bell 7 spacecraft inspected by John Glenn S61-03744

Liberty Bell 7's systems are tested before launch 61-MR4-53

Liberty bell insignia

Mercury 4 - Patch

Mercury-Redstone 4 booster erectionWB

Mercury-Redstone 4 booster erection 61-MR4-45

Mercury-Redstone Center of pressure during a normal flight

Mercury-Redstone Velocity during flight MR-4

Mercury-Redstone dynamic pressure during flight MR-4

S61-02876

S88-55875 (19 July 1961) --- Donning a spacesuit for the Mercury-Redstone 4 (MR-4) mission, astronaut Virgil I. (Gus) Grissom chats with spaceflight equipment specialist Joe W.

William Douglas applies body sensors to Gus Grissom

• Mercury-Redstone 4 - radio - 413-AAG (Wikimedia)

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
major	rocket launch Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 5	1961			Wikidata
major	splashdown Atlantic Ocean	1961			Wikidata
person	Gus Grissom				Wikidata
audio	Mercury-Redstone 4 - radio - 413-AAG				Wikimedia
image	20130717155518!Mercury-Redstone 4 booster erection 61-MR4-45	1960			Wikimedia
image	ASTRONAUT GRISSOM, GUS				Wikimedia
image	A NASA suit technician adjusts astronaut Gus Grissom's Mercury pressure suit	1961			Wikimedia
image	Dr. William Douglas applies body sensors to Gus Grissom				Wikimedia
image	GRISSOM, VIRGIL I. (GUS), ASTRONAUT				Wikimedia
image	GRISSOM, VIRGIL I. - ASTRONAUT - MISC				Wikimedia
image	Grissom prepares for launch 61-MR4-55	1961			Wikimedia
image	Grissom talks to backup John Glenn before launch 61-MR4-72	1961			Wikimedia
image	Gus Grissom after taking part in simulated flight 61-MR4-48	1961			Wikimedia
image	Gus Grissom in Personal Equipment Room of Hangar S	1961			Wikimedia
image	Gus Grissom suit check 61-MR4-51	1961			Wikimedia
image	Liberty Bell 7 spacecraft inspected by John Glenn S61-03744	1961			Wikimedia
image	Liberty Bell 7's systems are tested before launch 61-MR4-53	1961			Wikimedia
image	Liberty bell insignia				Wikimedia
image	Mercury 4 - Patch				Wikimedia
image	Mercury-Redstone 4 booster erectionWB				Wikimedia
image	Mercury-Redstone 4 booster erection 61-MR4-45				Wikimedia
image	Mercury-Redstone Center of pressure during a normal flight				Wikimedia
image	Mercury-Redstone Velocity during flight MR-4				Wikimedia
image	Mercury-Redstone dynamic pressure during flight MR-4				Wikimedia
image	S61-02876	1961			Wikimedia
image	S88-55875 (19 July 1961) --- Donning a spacesuit for the Mercury-Redstone 4 (MR-4) mission, astronaut Virgil I. (Gus) Grissom chats with spaceflight equipment specialist Joe W.	1961			Wikimedia
image	William Douglas applies body sensors to Gus Grissom	1961			Wikimedia