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American flight instructors

  • Pete ConradPete Conrad's first words on the Moon were a joke he had bet $500 on.
  • Gus GrissomDoctors nearly cut Gus Grissom from astronaut selection because he had hay fever.
  • Alan ShepardAn inner ear disease grounded astronaut Alan Shepard for years before he walked on the Moon.
  • Frank BormanA stranger's telegram told Apollo 8's Frank Borman, "You saved 1968." He commanded the first crew to orbit the Moon.
  • Alfred WordenIn 1971, Alfred Worden orbited the Moon alone, farther from any other person than anyone before.
  • Wright brothersThe Wright brothers' 1903 patent did not claim an airplane. It claimed a system for controlling one.
  • Allen Lawrence PopeAllen Lawrence Pope was carrying about 30 incriminating documents when Indonesian forces took him prisoner in May 1958. One of them was his own flight log. The papers turned a covert operation into a diplomatic crisis, and they deepened…
  • Deke SlaytonOne heart test grounded astronaut Deke Slayton in 1962. He then picked the crews who flew to the Moon.
  • Richard F. Gordon Jr.Richard Gordon orbited the Moon 45 times on Apollo 12 but never walked on it.
  • Charles DukeCharles Duke walked on the Moon at 36, and no one younger has ever done it.
  • Thomas P. StaffordApollo 10's lunar module spun out of control after Thomas Stafford flew it within nine miles of the Moon.

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