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Description and status of DOD Gemini experiment D-12 Astronaut Maneuvering Unit /AMU/.

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DOD Gemini experiment D-12 astronaut maneuvering unit /AMU/ design, detailing propulsion, flight control, oxygen and power supply, abort-alarm and communications

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Givens, E. G., Jr., Mcmillin, W. C.. 1965-01-01. Description and status of DOD Gemini experiment D-12 Astronaut Maneuvering Unit /AMU/.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19660032353

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