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Photographing America's First Astronauts Troy Hicks Respect and Care for theFeaturing more than 600 photos, Photographing America's First Astronauts: Project Mercury Through the Lens of Bill Taub is the most complete photographic account of Project Mercury ever published. Previous Project Mercury books largely have relied on the relatively limited number of photos released by NASA. This book, however, showcases hundreds of never before seen images of America's first manned space program by NASA's first staff photographer,