Gemini Titan 8 Mission Emblem
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Official emblem of the Gemini Titan 8 mission. Neil Armstrong and David Scott piloted Gemini 8 into Earth orbit on March 16, 1966. Primary objective was to rendezvous and dock with Gemini Agena target vehicle (GATV-5003) launched on 3/16/1966 from Complex 14 (TLV-5302) and conduct EVA operations. Their mission was accomplished, and they returned safely to Earth after only 7 orbits and 0 Days, 10 hours, 41 min, 26 seconds in space. Posted on: 09 Apr, 2003
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