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VIP Tour MSC, NASA Gemini program

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VIP Tour MSC, NASA Gemini program

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Dr. Mueller and Gemini VIP's tour the Manned Spacecraft Center. ( 27140 thru 27146 ); Briefing by Charles Mathews in Building 30 VIP Viewing room. Seen in the photo are Dr. M. Faget, Dr. Muller, Paul Sturdevant and Charles Mathews briefing. ( 27140 ); Dr. Muller and Military VIP are seen in the photo. ( 27141 ); Dr. Muller suited and technician. ( 27142 and 27143 ); Left to right are seen Charles Mathews,an Air Force 2 Star General, Dr. Muller, Dr. Max Faget, an aid to the General, and Paul Sturdevant, PAO. ( 27144 ); Dr. Muller is seen in the center of this photo being suited and Dr. Faget is in the background on the left. ( 27145 ); In the center of the photo are seen left to right Dr. Muller, Dr. Faget, and Charles Mathews. ( 27146 );
NASA Identifier: S64-27146

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18/05/2011
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