84 days In Space Sets New Record

 
 

 

 

 

     
     
84 days In Space Sets New Record
 
 

FEBRUARY 8--Skylab IV astronauts Lieutenant Colonel Gerald P. Carr, USMC, who was commander of the mission, Dr. Edward Gibson, and Lieutenant Colonel William Pogue, USAF, landed in the Pacific after a record-setting 84 days in space. They were recovered by HC-1 which flew them aboard New Orleans. This event marked the thirty-second astronaut retrieval by Naval aviators since the space program began in 1961.

 

 
 
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