The Spacecraft's Safety System

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The Spacecraft's Safety System

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This is the tenth in a series of twelve articles entitled, First U.S. Man in Orbit. This article is written by Maxime A. Faget, Chief, Flight Systems Division, National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

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