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RECOVERY Cooper being hoisted to Helicopter

RECOVERY Cooper being hoisted to Helicopter

GEMINI - TITAN 5 Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper is hoisted up to the Navy helicopter during recovery operations in the Atlantic Ocean. Downrange Recovery Area, Atlantic Ocean NASA Identifier: S65-51654

RECOVERY Cooper being hoisted to Helicopter

RECOVERY Cooper being hoisted to Helicopter

GEMINI - TITAN 5 Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper is hoisted up to the Navy helicopter during recovery operations in the Atlantic Ocean. Downrange Recovery Area, Atlantic Ocean NASA Identifier: S65-51654

RECOVERY Cooper being hoisted to Helicopter

RECOVERY Cooper being hoisted to Helicopter

GEMINI - TITAN 5 Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper, Jr. is hoisted out of the Atlantic Ocean by crew members of a recovery team in the Navy helicopter. Downrange Recovery Area, Atlantic Ocean NASA Identifier: S65-46646

RECOVERY Cooper being hoisted to Helicopter

RECOVERY Cooper being hoisted to Helicopter

Astronaut Charles Conrad, Jr. is hoisted up to the Navy helicopter while Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper Jr. waits in a life raft below. Downrange Recovery Area, Atlantic Ocean NASA Identifier: S65-51659

RECOVERY Cooper being hoisted to Helicopter

RECOVERY Cooper being hoisted to Helicopter

Astronaut Charles Conrad, Jr. is hoisted up to the Navy helicopter while Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper Jr. waits in a life raft below. Downrange Recovery Area, Atlantic Ocean NASA Identifier: S65-51659

RECOVERY Cooper being hoisted to Helicopter

RECOVERY Cooper being hoisted to Helicopter

GEMINI - TITAN 5 Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper, Jr. is hoisted out of the Atlantic Ocean by crew members of a recovery team in the Navy helicopter. Downrange Recovery Area, Atlantic Ocean NASA Identifier: S65-46646

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