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James Irwin
James Irwin (1930–1991) flew to space once, spending 12.3 days off Earth in total. Nationality: United States. First flight: Apollo 15, 1971.
United States1 spaceflights12.3 days in space
Spaceflights
Jul 26, 1971
Apollo 15Saturn V · Cape Canaveral & Kennedy
Career
- Nationality
- United States
- Born
- 1930
- Died
- 1991
- Occupation
- military officer, astronaut, aircraft pilot, military flight engineer
- Employer
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- Astronaut group
- NASA Astronaut Group 5
- Military branch
- United States Air Force
- Rank
- Colonel
In space
- Spaceflights
- 1
- Time in space
- 12.30 days
- First flight
- July 26, 1971
- Education
- University of Michigan; U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School; United States Naval Academy; East High School
- Awards (Wikidata)
- 4: NASA Distinguished Service Medal; United Nations Peace Medal; United States Astronaut Hall of Fame…
Source: Wikidata Q297801 (CC0): spaceflights, time in space, citizenship, employer, astronaut group, service, education and awards. Only public professional facts are shown.