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The Apollo missions and the crew members of the manned missions 

Mission Identifier	Launch date	Launch rocket	Crew	Brief Mission Description
AS-201	Feb. 26, 1966	Saturn 1B	Unmanned	36 minute suborbital test
AS-203	July 5, 1966	Saturn 1B	Unmanned	88 minute test at Earth orbital altitude
AS-202	Aug. 25, 1966	Saturn 1B	Unmanned	93 minute test at Earth orbital altitude
AS-204 (Apollo 1)	None	Saturn 1B	Virgil Grissom, Edward White, Roger Chaffee	Fire destroyed the Command Module and killed the three crew members during a launch pad test.
Apollo 4	Nov. 9, 1967	Saturn V	Unmanned	8 hour and 37 minute test in Earth orbit (approximately six orbits)
Apollo 5	Jan. 22, 1968	Saturn 1B	Unmanned	11 hour and 10 minute test in Earth orbit (approximately eight orbits)
Apollo 6	Apr. 4, 1968	Saturn V	Unmanned	10 hour and 22 minute test in Earth orbit (approximately seven orbits)
Apollo 7	Oct. 11, 1968	Saturn 1B	Walter Schirra, Donn Eisele, Walter Cunningham	163 Earth orbits of the Earth during a successful, fully manned test of almost 11 days (longer then a journey to the Moon and back).
Apollo 8	Dec. 21, 1968	Saturn V	Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, William Anders	First journey to Moon and back. Orbited the Moon ten times over a 20 hour period. The crew members were the first humans to see the far side of the moon.
Apollo 9	Mar. 3, 1969	Saturn V	James McDivitt, David Scott, Russell Schweickart
Apollo 10	May 18, 1969	Saturn V	Thomas Stafford, John Young, Eugene Cernan
Apollo 11	July 16, 1969	Saturn V	Neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin, Michael Collins	First lunar landing
Apollo 12	Nov. 14, 1969	Saturn V	Charles Conrad, Alan Bean, Richard Gordon
Apollo 13	Apr. 11, 1970	Saturn V	Jim Lovell, Jack Swigert, Fred Haise
Apollo 14	Jan. 31, 1971	Saturn V	Alan Shepard, Stuart Roosa, Edgar Mitchell
Apollo 15	July 26, 1971	Saturn V	David Scott, Alfred Worden, James Irwin
Apollo 16	Apr. 16, 1972	Saturn V	John Young, Ken Mattingly, Charles Duke
Apollo 17	Dec. 7, 1972	Saturn V	Eugene Cernan, Ronald Evans, Harrison Schmitt