File:TIROS 2 atop of launch vehicle 2.jpg

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English: TIROS 2 satellite atop of a Delta rocket during a mock countdown on Pad 17A.
Polski: Satelita TIROS 2 na szczycie rakiety nośnej, pod gołym niebem
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Source NIX PL-60-58758, P-14395, ARCHIVE-04165
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