File:USS ANTIETAM (CVS-36).tiff

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English: During project Strato-Lab as the manned balloon is being hauled down after having made the first manned balloon carrier landing, April 1961. Balloon was manned by Commander Malcolm D. Ross, USNR, and Lieutenant Commander Victor A. Prather, MC USN. Project was sponsored by Office of Naval Research.
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