Charles Duke

American engineer, U.S. Air Force officer, test pilot, and NASA astronaut. 
Charles Moss Duke, Jr.

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1935 — 1976 United States of America, 

• Freebase entry^@
• Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia^@
  

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  NASA Distinguished Service Medal 1972
  
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  Apollo 16 1972
  

Apollo 16 – NASA Astronaut Group 5 – National Aeronautics and Space Administration – 

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walk on the Moon 1972

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NASA Distinguished Service Medal 1972

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Apollo 16 1972

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APOLLO16video

Apollo16 - Prime Crew

Apollo 16 crew suiting up on launch day

Apollo 16 crew with LRV trainer (KSC-72PC-133)

Charles Duke

Charles Moss Duke Jr

Charlie Duke Buster crater juggling

Charlie Duke holding sample 65015 (in lower right corner)

Charlie Duke sampling House Rock, AS16-116-18649 [NASA].

Charlie Duke suiting up for CDDT

Duke and Young at Flag 05 most beautiful sight

Duke and Young at Flag 06 big muley

From left: Jane Lawton, astronaut Charlie Duke, Polly Ritter, Loise Butler, Carl Albert, astronaut Ken Mattingly, Tamara Kitchens, astronaut John Young, Sue Thompson, Sherry Tonubbee, and Carol Howard.

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Portrait of Astronaut Charles M. Duke Jr.

Taking lunar core probe

Thomas K. Mattingly II (right foreground), command module pilot of the Apollo 16

Young and Duke at Rio Grande gorge, Taos, NM

Young and Duke at Station 8

Young and Duke at Taos, NM

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia@			Wikidata
minor	1972	walk on the Moon			Wikidata
award	1972	NASA Distinguished Service Medal	decoration, award, medallion, United States of America		Wikidata
mission	1972	Apollo 16	human spaceflight, Moon landing, artificial satellite, United States of America		Wikidata
image		APOLLO16video			Wikimedia
image		Apollo16 - Prime Crew			Wikimedia
image		Apollo 16 crew suiting up on launch day			Wikimedia
image		Apollo 16 crew with LRV trainer (KSC-72PC-133)			Wikimedia
image		Charles Duke			Wikimedia
image		Charles Moss Duke Jr			Wikimedia
image		Charlie Duke Buster crater juggling			Wikimedia
image		Charlie Duke holding sample 65015 (in lower right corner)			Wikimedia
image		Charlie Duke sampling House Rock, AS16-116-18649 [NASA.]			Wikimedia
image		Charlie Duke suiting up for CDDT			Wikimedia
image		Duke and Young at Flag 05 most beautiful sight			Wikimedia
image		Duke and Young at Flag 06 big muley			Wikimedia
image		From left: Jane Lawton, astronaut Charlie Duke, Polly Ritter, Loise Butler, Carl Albert, astronaut Ken Mattingly, Tamara Kitchens, astronaut John Young, Sue Thompson, Sherry Tonubbee, and Carol Howard.			Wikimedia
image		KSC-20160514-PH KLS0001 0009 (26466229984)			Wikimedia
image		KSC-20160514-PH KLS0001 0307 (26466196084)			Wikimedia
image		KSC-20161111-PH KMO01 0172 (31052967236)			Wikimedia
image		KSC-20161111-PH KMO01 0622 (31088697905)			Wikimedia
image		KSC-20161111-PH KMO01 0660 (31052940286)			Wikimedia
image		Portrait of Astronaut Charles M. Duke Jr.			Wikimedia
image		Taking lunar core probe			Wikimedia
image		Thomas K. Mattingly II (right foreground), command module pilot of the Apollo 16			Wikimedia
image		Young and Duke at Rio Grande gorge, Taos, NM			Wikimedia
image		Young and Duke at Station 8			Wikimedia
image		Young and Duke at Taos, NM			Wikimedia

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