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June 1966… Gemini X training 60 years ago... Michael Collins during Gemini X. Collins graduated from the United States Military Academy - West Point Class 1952, joined the US Air Force as a testpilot and was selected in NASA’s third group of astronauts in 1963. Selected as backup for Gemini VII, Collins became prime crew pilot for Gemini X in January 1966.  The first NASA photos showing Michael Collins wearing a NASA-issued Omega Speedmaster are dated April 1966 and in these June 1966 photos Collins wore a Speedmaster 105.003-63 wrist chronograph on long Velcro strap. Interestingly, during the Gemini X mission, Collins wore the NASA-issued Speedmaster on a leather bund-type strap underneath the David Clark space suit. Collins performed a 49-minutes long stand-up EVA (torso outside spacecraft) and an umbilical EVA-spacewalk to retrieve experiments from the Agena Target Vehicle. Collins main task was to perform celestial navigation with a handheld sextant. During his two spaceflight missions, Michael Collins accumulated 11 days 2 hours in space. (Photos: NASA)

US Air Force BrigGeneral Charles Duke… In 1965 Charles "Charlie" Duke graduated as test pilot at the ARPS (class 64C) Aerospae Research Pilot School and was selected a NASA astronaut in April 1966. Duke became a crew support member for Apollo 10, LMP backup for Apollo 13 and 17. In April 1972, he became the tenth man to walk on the Moon, staying 71 hours in the Descartes region. In 1975, Charles Duke retired from NASA, became a USAF(R) Brig General in 1979 and retired from the Air Force in 1983. Since 2017, Charles "Charlie" Duke has been an ambassador for Omega watches and in this official 1971 NASA portrait Duke wore a NASA-issued Speedmaster 105.012 wrist chronograph. (Photo: NASA S71-51288 /Omega)