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Walter Cunningham

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Walter Cunningham was an American NASA astronaut and former United States Marine Corps fighter pilot who served as lunar module pilot on Apollo 7 in October 1968, the first crewed flight of the Apollo program following the fatal Apollo 1 launch pad fire. The eleven-day Earth-orbit mission successfully tested the redesigned Apollo command and service module and was considered essential to restoring confidence in the program before crewed lunar missions could proceed. It was Cunninghams only spaceflight.

Facts
Birth Date
1932-03-16 3
Birth Year
1932 3
Nationality
American 3
Notable Mission
Apollo 7 3
Classification
Astronaut Role
Pilot 1
Dating
Selection Year
1963 2
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Walter Cunningham was a NASA astronaut who flew as Lunar Module pilot on Apollo 7.

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1. Walter Cunningham (Wikipedia)
he was a Lunar Module pilot on the Apollo 7 mission in 1968View the Source
2. Walter Cunningham (Wikipedia)
Wikipedia Walter Cunningham lead section infobox, selection field (w-bbfill-edspace5-0927)View the Source
3. Walter Cunningham - Wikipedia
  • Infobox, birth_date
    1932-03-16
  • Introduction, first sentence, parenthetical
    March 16, 1932
  • Introduction, first sentence, description
    an American astronaut
  • Infobox, mission
    Apollo 7
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Wikidata: Walter Cunningham
Wikidata Q372215, class allow-list match (w-wdresolver-0926)View the Source
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Wikimedia Foundation
  • Missions Crewed: Apollo 7, Apollo 7
    Walter M. Schirra, Donn F. Eisele, R. Walter Cunningham
  • Associated With: NASA, Wikipedia: Walter Cunningham, lead section
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