Astronaut Autographed Photographs
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James McDivitt Autographed Mission PhotosEach of these autographed photos is guaranteed authentic and
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![]() McDivitt WSS 8x10 Only From $85.00 Portrait of Jim McDivitt in his White Space Suit (WSS) before being named to command the Apollo 9 cr ...more JIM MCDIVITT WSSPortrait of Jim McDivitt in his White Space Suit (WSS) before being named to command the Apollo 9 crew Only Available in 8x10
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![]() Waving Crew 8x10 Only From $85.00 A happy Apollo 9 crew waves to the camera with their launch vehicle behind them ...more APOLLO 9 CREW WAVINGA happy Apollo 9 crew waves to the camera with their launch vehicle behind them. Only available in 8x10
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![]() Thinking 8x10 only From $85.00 Jim McDivitt sits in the suit-up room before his rookie flight commanding Gemini IV in 1965. ...more THINKINGJim McDivitt sits in the suit-up room before his rookie flight commanding Gemini IV in 1965. Only available in 8x10
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![]() In capsule 8x10 only From $85.00 Jim McDivitt sits calmly in the commander's seat in the Gemini simulator. College buddy, neighbor and chum Ed white peers out the window in the oth ...more IN CAPSULEJim McDivitt sits calmly in the commander's seat in the Gemini simulator. College buddy, neighbor and chum Ed white peers out the window in the other seat. Only available in 8x10
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![]() Spider-Ocean 8x10 & 16x20 From $85.00 "Spider" pulls away from the CM "Gumdrop" after separation. Aboard the LM are Jim McDivitt and Rusty Schweickart. Photo by Dave Scott. The black a ...more SPIDER OVER THE OCEAN"Spider" pulls away from the CM "Gumdrop" after separation. Aboard the LM are Jim McDivitt and Rusty Schweickart. Photo by Dave Scott. The black arc is the edge of the CM window. The sunshine glints off the water below. Available in 8x10 & 16x20
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![]() Spider-Ocean 2 8x10 & 16x20 From $85.00 The first flightworthy LM "Spider" pulls away from the CM "Gumdrop" after separation. Aboard the LM are Jim McDivitt and Rusty Schweickart. Photo b ...more SPIDER OVER THE OCEAN #2The first flightworthy LM "Spider" pulls away from the CM "Gumdrop" after separation. Aboard the LM are Jim McDivitt and Rusty Schweickart. Photo by Dave Scott. The black arc is the edge of the CM window. Available in 8x10 & 16x20
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![]() Spider over Land 8x10 & 16x20 From $85.00 "Spider" goes through maneuvering tests after separation for the CM "Gumdrop". Aboard the LM are Jim McDivitt and Rusty Schweickart. Photo by Dave ...more SPIDER OVER LAND"Spider" goes through maneuvering tests after separation for the CM "Gumdrop". Aboard the LM are Jim McDivitt and Rusty Schweickart. Photo by Dave Scott. Available in 8x10 & 16x20
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![]() Spider-Ascent 8x10 & 16x20 From $85.00 "Spider," after successfully jettisoning its lower stage, returns for the final docking with the CM "Gumdrop". Aboard the LM are Jim McDivitt and ...more SPIDER ASCENDING"Spider," after successfully jettisoning its lower stage, returns for the final docking with the CM "Gumdrop". Aboard the LM are Jim McDivitt and Rusty Schweickart. Photo by Dave Scott. Available in 8x10 & 16x20
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![]() Gumdrop 8x10 & 16x20 From $85.00 "Spider," after a successful separtion from CM "Gumdrop," begins to pull back a safe distance. Aboard the LM are Jim McDivitt (who took this photo ...more GUMDROP"Spider," after a successful separtion from CM "Gumdrop," begins to pull back a safe distance. Aboard the LM are Jim McDivitt (who took this photo) and Rusty Schweickart. Dave Scott is in "Gumdrop," its mylar thermal coating reflecting the scenes below and above.. Available in 8x10 & 16x20
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![]() Bored Jim 8x10 only From $85.00 Jim McDivitt looks bored here, as the testing of the lunar module is done, but the crew has to stay in orbit for the length of a lunar mission, 10 ...more BORED JIMJim McDivitt looks bored here, as the testing of the lunar module is done, but the crew has to stay in orbit for the length of a lunar mission, 10 days, without a whole lot to do. Only available in 8x10
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McDivitt was born June 10, 1929, in Chicago, Illinois. His mother, Mrs. James McDivitt, resides in Jackson, Michigan. He is married, with four children and two step-children. His recreational interests include hunting, fishing, golf, water sports, tennis, and all outdoor activities. General McDivitt was selected as an astronaut by NASA in September 1962 as part of Astronaut Group two, the "New Nine". The pick of astronauts after the original Mercury 7. He was command pilot for Gemini 4, with college buddy Ed White, a 66-orbit 4-day mission that began on June 3 and ended June 7, 1965. McDivitt became the first of his group to be named as commander of his own mission. Highlights of the mission included the first iconic American "Spacewalk" by Ed White and a number of experiments. After Gemini 4, he, along with Astronaut Group 3 astronauts David Scott and Russell Schweickart were named as members of the backup crew to the ill-fated Apollo 1 mission, but were replaced by Walter Schirra, Donn Eisele, and Walter Cunningham as backups and instead, were named prime crew members of the Apollo 2 mission. After the Apollo 1 fire, the backup Apollo 1 crew flew as the prime crew for Apollo 7 and McDivitt served as commander of Apollo 9, a 10-day earth orbital flight launched on March 3, 1969. Originally to be the second manned flight, as Apollo 8, the Lunar Module that was having problems and with the possibilities of a Soviet Moonshot by then end of 1968, NASA decided to make Apollo 8 a circumlunar flight, and offered the flight to McDivitt and his crew, which they declined since they were training to fly the first LM since 1966. The revised Apollo 8 flight went to Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, and William Anders, and the Earth-orbital LM test flight became Apollo 9. Quoted from material found in Wikipedia, |


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