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      <title>Virgil Ivan &quot;Gus&quot; Grissom by MARYANN LE</title>
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      <description>I guess you can say that I&#39;m an astronaut </description>
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         <title>Starting </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>As starting my journey, I'm glad to take the title of being the third man in space, as well as being the first person to go up into space more than once. Although there were some difficult moments, it was all worth it because there was so much to discover and look at. In the year 1959, I was chosen to be one of seven astronauts recruited to be apart of Project Mercury. Two years later, I went on the Liberty Bell 7 with two others and became the third man in space. During that flight, I felt like something bad was going to happen. I felt sweat on my forehead, nerves starting to make me shake, and all of the sudden the capsule's hatch just broke open. My role as the back up-pilot, I knew I had to do something. &nbsp;</div>]]></description>
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         <title>It&#39;s Time!</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>As the latch was opening up, I needed to figure out how to land safely, quickly. As I was trying to think of something, I told myself to stay calm, and saw that there was water along where we were heading. Now at this moment, I knew that we needed to head for the waters, so then we have a better likely hood of landing safely.&nbsp;So, I took my place and landed the rocket safely in the Atlantic Ocean. Although it was a safe landing, everything was sinking. I and my crew had to get out quickly. At this point, it was really hard to keep floating and not sink, knowing that I, a professional pilot, will go out knowing it's just me with nothing else. It was my first time coming back without my aircraft.  </div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2022-03-21 16:04:47 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Beginning </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Before starting my space journey, I was a normal pilot. I was born and raised in Indiana. Due to my height, I was limited to sports, so to fill up the time in my day, I earned money by delivering newspapers and picking fresh produce. I would like to say throughout my high school education, I was a very well rounded student with average grades. When I got older, I knew that my goal had everything to do with flight. I enlisted into the Air Force, and got my wings. After time in training, I was sent to Korea and did many missions there before returning home. Although my time in Korea was a lot of work, I did feel good knowing I did a good thing. After being one of a hundred pilots with credit, I received an invitation to learn about the space program. At this point, this is where my path starts. </div>]]></description>
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