Thomas P. Stafford

Thomas P. Stafford (1930–2024) flew to space 4 times, spending 21.2 days off Earth in total. Nationality: United States. First flight: Gemini 6A, 1965.

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Spaceflights

Dec 15, 1965

Gemini 6ATitan II GLV · Cape Canaveral & Kennedy

Jun 3, 1966

Gemini 9ATitan II GLV · Cape Canaveral & Kennedy

May 18, 1969

Apollo 10Saturn V · Cape Canaveral & Kennedy

Jul 15, 1975

CSM-111Saturn IB · Cape Canaveral & Kennedy

Career

Nationality: United States
Born: 1930
Died: 2024
Occupation: military personnel, test pilot, astronaut, aircraft pilot
Employer: National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Astronaut group: NASA Astronaut Group 2
Military branch: United States Air Force
Rank: Air Force lieutenant general

In space

Spaceflights: 4
Time in space: 21.15 days
First flight: December 15, 1965
Latest flight: CSM-111
Education: U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School; United States Naval Academy
Awards (Wikidata): 16: Distinguished Flying Cross; Presidential Medal of Freedom; Air Force Distinguished Service Medal…

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