Conrad

Spaceflights:

Ord. num.	Startup spacecraft	Date and time of launch (UT)	Status while launch	Spacecraft of landing	Date and time of landing (UT)	Duration
1	Gemini-5	14h.00m.00s. Aug 21, 1965	Plt	Gemini-5	12h.55m.14s. Aug 29, 1965	7d.22h.55m.14s.
2	Gemini-11	14h.42m.27s. Sep 12, 1966	Cdr	Gemini-11	13h.59m.35s. Sep 15, 1966	2d.23h.17m.08s.
3	Apollo-12	16h.22m.00s. Nov 14, 1969	Cdr	Apollo-12	20h.58m.25s. Nov 24, 1969	10d.04h.36m.25s.
4	Skylab-2	13h.00m. May 25, 1973	Cdr PE-1/SKL	Skylab-2	13h.50m. Jun 22, 1973	28d.00h.50m.
Total duration:						49d.03h.38m.

Date of beginning	Time (UT) of beginning	Duration	Explanation
19 Nov 1969	11:32:35	3h 56m 03s	1st EVA started: Conrad and Bean; LM of spacecraft "Apollo-12" Second lunar landing, install ALSEP
20 Nov 1969	03:54:45	3h 49m 15s	2nd EVA started: Conrad and Bean; LM of spacecraft "Apollo-12" Second lunar landing, inspection of Surveyor
07 Jun 1973	15:15	3h 25m	Conrad and Kerwin; station "Skylab" Unfolding one solar paddle
Jun 19, 1973	10:55?	1h 36m	Conrad and Weitz; station "Skylab" Replace of photo cassettes on the ATM
Total:		12h.46m.	EVAs: 4

Bachelor of science in aeronautical engineering from Princeton University, 1953; recipient of two Honoris Causa Doctorates; Captain, USN, Ret.; test pilot; he was the third man to walk on the lunar surface; he left NASA on 01.02.1974 to accept a position as Vice President for ATC, Denver, Colorado; 1976 he became Vice President of McDonnell Douglas Corp.; he left this position on 31.03.1996 to serve as Chief of Universal Space Lines; hobbies: Golf, water skiing, automobile racing. 1989 he was divorced from his first wife Jane; subsequently remarried; he died on complications of inner bleedings he got in a motorcycle accident.

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