The Day Apollo 14 Restored NASA's Lunar Dreams
Fifty-four years ago, a Saturn V rocket lifted off carrying three astronauts determined to prove America could still reach the Moon after the near-disaster of Apollo 13
Launch Date
February 15, 1966
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2/16/1966
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OPS 3031 DEB
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deb OPS 3031
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AFSSD
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United States
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