Album Aérospatiale - Algeria - Hammaguir Views of the French army's site in the Béchar region for missile and rocket launch ramps. Shots of rockets, satellites, stations and bases: "Fusée Diamant n°2", "Départ Diamant n°1", "Satellite D1A", "Satellite A1", "Diademe", "VE 210", "Vesta", "VE 121", "Rubis n°1", "VE 111 LG", "Veronique 61", "Départ Véronique ASC", "Cora", "CT 41", "Hawk", "Vega", "Centaure", "Dragon", "R 530 EM", Portrait of the cat Felix, sent into space, portrait of Martine, the little monkey back from space safe and sound... Desert and aerial views of surrounding towns ... 1964 65 silver and color prints, mounted on album pages, caption labels under each image 23 x 16.5 cm and inf Album : 31 x 24 cm

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