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Summary

Description Mercury 3 - Patch.png	English: Mercury-Redstone 3 – Patch
Date	5 May 1961
Source	Freedom 7 MR-3 (18) at the Wayback Machine ( direct link ) http://spaceody.egloos.com/9842379 ( direct link )
Author	NASA

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