Mercury "Friendship 7" spacecraft in which the astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. became the first American to orbit the Earth (february 20, 1962). National Air & Space Museum. Washington D.C. United States.

1960 • 1962 • 60 • AMERICA • AMERICAN • AMERICANS • AMERICAS • ANCIENT • ANTIQUE • ASTRONAUT • ASTRONAUTICS • ASTRONAUTS • BARGE • BARK • BARQUE • BOAT • BOATS • BUQUE • CITY • CONQUEST • CONTEMPORARY AGE • COURT • CRAFT • CREW MEMBER • CREW • DECADE • DELAY • EARTH • EE. UU. • EMBARKATION • ESTADOS UNIDOS USA EEUU EE. UU. EUA E. U. A. • FEBRUARY 20 • FIELD • FIRST AMERICAN • FRIGATE • GLENN • GRASSLAND • GROUND • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORY • INDOOR • INSIDE VIEW • INSIDE • INTERIOR • JOHN GLENN JR • JOHN GLENN • JOHN H. GLENN JR • JOHN H. GLENN JR. • JOHN H. GLENN • LAND • MAN • MANNED • MEADOW • MEN • MERCURY FRIENDSHIP 7 • MERCURY FRIENDSHIP • MISSION • MISSIONS • MUSEUM • MUSEUMS • NATIONAL AIR & SPACE MUSEUM • NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM • NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AIR AND SPACE • NAVE • NAVIGATOR • NAVIO • NORTH AMERICA • OLD • ORBIT • OUTERSPACE • PASTURE • PITCH • PLAYING FIELD • QUEEN VICTORIA I • QUEEN VICTORIA • SHIP • SHIP: EMBARKATION • SHIPS • SOIL • SPACE (COSMOS) • SPACE RACE • SPACE SHIP • SPACE • SPACECRAFT • SPACEFLIGHT • SPACESHIP • SPATIAL • TRIUMPH • U. S. A. • U. S. • U.S. • UNITED STATES OF AMERICA • UNITED STATES, THE • UNITES STATES OF AMERICA USA • URBE • USA • VESSEL • VICTORIA I • VICTORY • VILLAGE • WASHINGTON D. C. • WASHINGTON • YEARS