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In More Honor of Neil Armstrong, Astronauts of Mission Apollo (& Mission #)

  1. Neil Armstrong, Apollo XI
  2. Jim Lovell, Apollo XIII
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In More Honor of Neil Armstrong, Astronauts of Mission Apollo (& Mission #)

  1. Neil Armstrong, Apollo XI
  2. Jim Lovell, Apollo XIII
  3. Michael Collins, Apollo XI
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In More Honor of Neil Armstrong, Astronauts of Mission Apollo (& Mission #)

  1. Neil Armstrong, Apollo XI
  2. Jim Lovell, Apollo XIII
  3. Michael Collins, Apollo XI
  4. Gus Grissom, Apollo 1.
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In More Honor of Neil Armstrong, Astronauts of Mission Apollo (& Mission #)

  1. Neil Armstrong, Apollo XI
  2. Jim Lovell, Apollo XIII
  3. Michael Collins, Apollo XI
  4. Gus Grissom, Apollo 1
  5. Buzz Aldrin, Apollo XI

Link is to famous punch of a few years ago…

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In More Honor of Neil Armstrong, Astronauts of Mission Apollo (& Mission #)

  1. Neil Armstrong, Apollo XI
  2. Jim Lovell, Apollo XIII
  3. Michael Collins, Apollo XI
  4. Gus Grissom, Apollo 1
  5. Buzz Aldrin, Apollo XI
  6. Eugene Cernan, Apollo XVII

The last man on the moon?

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In More Honor of Neil Armstrong, Astronauts of Mission Apollo (& Mission #)

  1. Neil Armstrong, Apollo XI
  2. Jim Lovell, Apollo XIII
  3. Michael Collins, Apollo XI
  4. Gus Grissom, Apollo 1
  5. Buzz Aldrin, Apollo XI
  6. Eugene Cernan, Apollo XVII
  7. Harrison Schmitt, Apollo XVII

Later a U.S. senator from New Mexico. Wiki says Cernan, his crewmate, was indeed the very last man on the Moon.

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It’s my hope that Cernan won’t end up being the last man on the moon.

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In More Honor of Neil Armstrong, Astronauts of Mission Apollo (& Mission #)

  1. Neil Armstrong, Apollo XI
  2. Jim Lovell, Apollo XIII
  3. Michael Collins, Apollo XI
  4. Gus Grissom, Apollo 1
  5. Buzz Aldrin, Apollo XI
  6. Eugene Cernan, Apollo XVII
  7. Harrison Schmitt, Apollo XVII
  8. David Scott, Apollo IX and Apollo XV
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Quite true. I should’ve added, “so far.”

In More Honor of Neil Armstrong, Astronauts of Mission Apollo (& Mission #)

  1. Neil Armstrong, Apollo XI
  2. Jim Lovell, Apollo XIII
  3. Michael Collins, Apollo XI
  4. Gus Grissom, Apollo 1
  5. Buzz Aldrin, Apollo XI
  6. Eugene Cernan, Apollo XVII
  7. Harrison Schmitt, Apollo XVII
  8. David Scott, Apollo IX and Apollo XV
  9. Fred W. Haise, Apollo XIII
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In More Honor of Neil Armstrong, Astronauts of Mission Apollo (& Mission #)

  1. Neil Armstrong, Apollo XI
  2. Jim Lovell, Apollo XIII
  3. Michael Collins, Apollo XI
  4. Gus Grissom, Apollo I
  5. Buzz Aldrin, Apollo XI
  6. Eugene Cernan, Apollo XVII
  7. Harrison Schmitt, Apollo XVII
  8. David Scott, Apollo IX and Apollo XV
  9. Fred W. Haise, Apollo XIII
  10. Ed White, Apollo I (R.I.P., Ed and Gus)
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In More Honor of Neil Armstrong, Astronauts of Mission Apollo (& Mission #)

  1. Neil Armstrong, Apollo XI
  2. Jim Lovell, Apollo XIII
  3. Michael Collins, Apollo XI
  4. Gus Grissom, Apollo I
  5. Buzz Aldrin, Apollo XI
  6. Eugene Cernan, Apollo XVII
  7. Harrison Schmitt, Apollo XVII
  8. David Scott, Apollo IX and Apollo XV
  9. Fred W. Haise, Apollo XIII
  10. Ed White, Apollo I (R.I.P., Ed and Gus)
  11. Roger Chaffee, the third man who died in the Apollo I fire
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In More Honor of Neil Armstrong, Astronauts of Mission Apollo (& Mission #)

  1. Neil Armstrong, Apollo XI
  2. Jim Lovell, Apollo XIII
  3. Michael Collins, Apollo XI
  4. Gus Grissom, Apollo I
  5. Buzz Aldrin, Apollo XI
  6. Eugene Cernan, Apollo XVII
  7. Harrison Schmitt, Apollo XVII
  8. David Scott, Apollo IX and Apollo XV
  9. Fred W. Haise, Apollo XIII
  10. Ed White, Apollo I (R.I.P., Ed and Gus)
  11. Roger Chaffee, the third man who died in the Apollo I fire
  12. Walter M. Schirra, Apollo VII + Gemini 6 and Mercury 8 – the only astronaut to fly in all three programs.
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In More Honor of Neil Armstrong, Astronauts of Mission Apollo (& Mission #)

  1. Neil Armstrong, Apollo XI
  2. Jim Lovell, Apollo XIII
  3. Michael Collins, Apollo XI
  4. Gus Grissom, Apollo I
  5. Buzz Aldrin, Apollo XI
  6. Eugene Cernan, Apollo XVII
  7. Harrison Schmitt, Apollo XVII
  8. David Scott, Apollo IX and Apollo XV
  9. Fred W. Haise, Apollo XIII
  10. Ed White, Apollo I (R.I.P., Ed and Gus)
  11. Roger Chaffee, the third man who died in the Apollo I fire
  12. Walter M. Schirra, Apollo VII + Gemini 6 and Mercury 8 – the only astronaut to fly in all three programs.
  13. Frank Borman, Apollo VIII

Later CEO of Eastern Air Lines.

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Defunct airlines

  1. Eastern
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Defunct airlines

  1. Eastern
  2. TWA
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Defunct airlines

  1. Eastern
  2. TWA
  3. PSA
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Technically, PSA still exists. Pacific Southwest Air was one of the airlines that merged to form US Airways. To protect the trademark, US Airways renamed Jetstream International Airlines, another regional airline they owned, as PSA Airlines.

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Defunct airlines

  1. Eastern
  2. TWA
  3. PSA
  4. Pan Am (Pan American World Airway)
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Defunct airlines

  1. Eastern
  2. TWA
  3. PSA
  4. Pan Am (Pan American World Airway)
  5. Midwest Express
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  1. Eastern
  2. TWA
  3. PSA
  4. Pan Am (Pan American World Airway)
  5. Midwest Express
  6. Braniff
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Defunct airlines

  1. Eastern
  2. TWA
  3. PSA
  4. Pan Am (Pan American World Airway)
  5. Midwest Express
  6. Braniff
  7. Ozark