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THE SEVEN AMERICAN ASTRONAUTS often pilot modern jet aircraft during their training for space flights to sharpen their reflexes and improve their co-ordination at high speeds. Photographed in front of a United States Air Force F-106B aircraft, the astronauts are, from left, M. S. Carpenter, L. G. Cooper, J. H. Glenn, V. I. Grissom, W. M. Schirra, A. B. Shepard, and D. K. Slaydon.

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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29855, 22 June 1962, Page 17

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THE SEVEN AMERICAN ASTRONAUTS often pilot modern jet aircraft during their training for space flights to sharpen their reflexes and improve their co-ordination at high speeds. Photographed in front of a United States Air Force F-106B aircraft, the astronauts are, from left, M. S. Carpenter, L. G. Cooper, J. H. Glenn, V. I. Grissom, W. M. Schirra, A. B. Shepard, and D. K. Slaydon. Press, Volume CI, Issue 29855, 22 June 1962, Page 17

THE SEVEN AMERICAN ASTRONAUTS often pilot modern jet aircraft during their training for space flights to sharpen their reflexes and improve their co-ordination at high speeds. Photographed in front of a United States Air Force F-106B aircraft, the astronauts are, from left, M. S. Carpenter, L. G. Cooper, J. H. Glenn, V. I. Grissom, W. M. Schirra, A. B. Shepard, and D. K. Slaydon. Press, Volume CI, Issue 29855, 22 June 1962, Page 17