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The sign which accompanied the ICG.

It read


John Young CW Garment

This constant wear garment was flown on the Apollo 10 mission which orbited the moon and used by Captain John Young. John Young is by far the most experienced and versatile U.S. astronaut. He has flown on 2 Gemini missions [heroicrelics: Gemini 3 and Gemini 10], 2 Apollo missions (9th man to walk on the moon) [heroicrelics: Apollo 10 and Apollo 16], the first Shuttle launch on Columbia, and is still an active astronaut in the Shuttle program.


This is actually an inflight coverall garment, or ICG; a constant wear garment (CWG) looks similar to long underwear.

John Young retired from NASA at the end of 2004 after having flown a total of two Shuttle missions.

 
Sign accompanying Young's Apollo 10 Inflight Coverall Garment at Michigan Space and Science Center
Time picture taken Sat Sep 28 12:55:59 2002
Location picture taken Spacesuit Vault
Michigan Space & Science Center
Jackson, MI
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