Michael Collins

Michael Collins (1930–2021) flew to space twice, spending 11.1 days off Earth in total. Nationality: United States. First flight: Gemini 10, 1966.

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Spaceflights

Jul 18, 1966

Gemini 10Titan II GLV · Cape Canaveral & Kennedy

Jul 16, 1969

Apollo 11Saturn V · Cape Canaveral & Kennedy

Career

Nationality: United States
Born: 1930
Died: 2021
Occupation: military officer, astronaut, test pilot, autobiographer
Employer: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Smithsonian Institution
Astronaut group: NASA Astronaut Group 3
Military branch: United States Air Force
Rank: brigadier general

In space

Spaceflights: 2
Time in space: 11.09 days
First flight: July 18, 1966
Latest flight: Apollo 11
Education: U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School; United States Military Academy; Harvard Business School; St. Albans School
Awards (Wikidata): 16: Distinguished Flying Cross; Order of Culture; Presidential Medal of Freedom…

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