LIFTOFF - MERCURY-REDSTONE (MR)-1A - CAPE

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LIFTOFF - MERCURY-REDSTONE (MR)-1A - CAPE

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S62-08106 (19 Dec. 1960) --- Launch of the unmanned Mercury Redstone 1A (MR-1A) from Cape Canaveral on Dec. 19, 1960. Successful flight to peak altitude of 135 statue miles. Horizontal distance of 235 statue miles. Photo credit: NASA

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