He hadn’t changed much. Thinner, maybe even a little gaunt. Or was it the light? He stood in the green dimness of the control room, a maroon sweater draped casually on his form. The last of the “Original Seven” gla

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Date: 2011-01-24 15:10:06 Alan Shepard Mercury-Redstone 3 Apollo 14 Apollo 13 Mercury Seven Astronaut Apollo 1 Chief of the Astronaut Office Project Gemini Spaceflight Apollo program Mercury program		He hadn’t changed much. Thinner, maybe even a little gaunt. Or was it the light? He stood in the green dimness of the control room, a maroon sweater draped casually on his form. The last of the “Original Seven” gla Add to Reading List Source URL: www.history.navy.mil Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,08 MB Share Document on Facebook

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