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| Geburtstag: |
09.05.1931 |
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| Geburtsort: |
Longmont,
Colorado, U.S.A. |
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| Familienstand: |
verheiratet
mit Beverly Ann (geb. Whitnel) |
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| Kinder: |
6
(Susan N. 30.04.54 / Stephanie 06.08.55 / Patrick R. 22.03.58 / |
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Kevin S. 01.12.63 / Erik
R. 11.05.81 / Dane V. 01.10.85) |
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| Größe: |
180 cm |
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| Gewicht: |
83 kg
(1975) |
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| Haar-/Augenfarbe: |
grau / grau |
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| Beruf: |
US-Marine
Corps (1953 - 1957) |
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Oberst
US-Marine Corps (Ruhesstand) |
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Navy-Test-Pilot
(9669 Flugstd. (davon 8089h Jets)) |
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F-104G
Flight Test Center BRD, Istres |
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Direktor NASP |
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| Ausbildung: |
1953:
Bakkalaureus der Geschäftswissenschaft, University of Colorado |
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1960:
Bakkalaureus der Luftfahrtingenieurswissenschaft, University of Colorado |
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1964:
Magister der Geschäftswissenschaft, UCLA |
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| Astronaut: |
1966 - 1992 |
NASA-Group
5 (37.ausgewählter Astronaut der U.S.A.) |
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| Hobbies: |
Laufen,
Klettern, Skifahren, Camping |
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| Raumflüge |
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| Flug |
Mission |
Funktion |
Startdatum |
Landedatum |
Flugdauer |
Orbits |
Flugstrecke |
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Apollo
15 |
Back-up
CM-Pilot |
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Apollo
18 |
Command-Mod.
Pilot |
gestrichen |
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Skylab
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Back-up
Commander |
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Skylab
Rescue |
Standby
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gestrichen |
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Skylab
4 |
Back-up
Commander |
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Apollo
18-ASTP |
Command-Mod.
Pilot |
15.07.1975 15.50 EDT |
24.07.1975 16.18 EDT |
9d
1h 28m 24s |
138 |
6.088.000
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STS-5 |
Commander |
11.11.82
07.19.00 EST |
16.11.82
06.33.26 PST |
5d
2h 14m 26s |
81 |
3.397.089
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STS-41B |
Commander |
03.02.84
08.00.00 EST |
11.02.84
07.16.55 EST |
7d
23h 15m 55s |
127 |
5.329.160
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STS-61D |
Commander |
gestrichen |
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STS-61K |
Commander |
gestrichen |
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STS-35 |
Commander |
02.12.90
01.49.01 EST |
10.12.90
21.54.09 PST |
8d
23h 5m 8s |
144 |
6.000.670
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31d
2h 3m 53s |
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20.814.919
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| Highlights |
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| 76.
Mensch im All (42. der U.S.A.) |
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ASTP
(Apollo 18 - Sojus 19) |
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| 1.
US-UdSSR-Flug |
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ASTP
(Apollo 18 - Sojus 19) |
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| 1.
Kommerzieller Shuttle-Flug |
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STS-5 |
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| 1.
4-Astronauten-Flug |
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STS-5 |
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| 1.
Landung am Startplatz |
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STS-41B |
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| 1.
MMU-Einsatz (McCandless) |
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STS-41B |
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| Auszeichnungen |
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| JSC
Certificate of Commendation (1970) |
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Harmon Trophy
(1983) |
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| NASA
Distinguished Service Medal (1974,1988) |
FAI
De La Vaux Medal (1983) |
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| Wright
Brothers International Manned Space Flight Award (1975) |
NASA
Space Flight Medal (3 Stück) |
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| FAI
Yuri Gagarin Gold Medal (1976) |
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FAI
Komarov Awards (1983,1991) |
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| AIAA
Haley Astronautics Award (1978) |
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| JSC
Special Achievement Award (1978) |
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