Frank Borman

American astronaut.
Frank Borman II, Frank F. Borman II, Frank Frederick Borman, Frank Frederick Borman II, II

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1928 — 2023 United States of America,

Apollo 8 – Gemini 7 – NASA Astronaut Group 2 – National Aeronautics and Space Administration – Retro Space HD –

1928-03-14T00:00:00Z

1928-03-14

2023-11-07T00:00:00Z

2023-11-07

1978-10-01T00:00:00Z

Congressional Space Medal of Honor 1978

1969-01-01T00:00:00Z

Hubbard Medal 1969

1969-01-01T00:00:00Z

NASA Distinguished Service Medal 1969

1991-01-01T00:00:00Z

Washington Award 1991

1968-12-21T00:00:00Z

Apollo 8 1968

1965-12-04T00:00:00Z

Gemini 7 1965

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American people

Ap8-S68-56531

Apollo 8 Crew Arrives in Houston (23936765502)

Apollo 8 prime crew seen inside Apollo Boilerplate during water egress 2

Astronauts Visit McMath-Pierce Solar Telescope (AstronautBrief64-CC)

Astronaut Frank Borman

Astronaut Frank Borman as a West Point cadet

Astronaut Groups 1 and 2 - GPN-2000-001333

Astronaut Groups 1 and 2 - S63-01419

Bogotá's Apollo 8 Photograph

Crew of the cancelled Apollo 503 mission

Dual exposure view of exterior and interior of Apollo Mission simulator

Frank Borman 1962 (cropped)

G5C spacesuit

Gemini 7 Crew (Lovell und Borman)

Mercury Seven and New Nine, the first two NASA astronaut groups

NASA Astronaut group 2

Next Nine Desert Survival Training

Portrait of Gemini 7 Prime Crew Borman and Lovell DVIDS730405

President Richard Nixon and Frank Borman

S62-03982 (September 1962) --- New National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Manned Spacecraft Center (MSC) flight crew personnel. Kneeling (left to right) are astronauts Charles Conrad Jr., Frank Borman, Neil A. Armstrong and John W.

Shepard and Borman during training for Gemini 3 mission

Shepard and Borman in the Gemini mission simulator

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Source

link		Freebase entry^@		Wikidata
link		Retro Space HD Colonel Frank Borman - 1968 Documentary, Apollo 8, Gemini 7, AI Upscale, NASA, Moon Mission^@		Wikidata
link		Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1969–1978)^@		Wikidata
award	1978	Congressional Space Medal of Honor	medallion, United States of America	Wikidata
award	1969	Hubbard Medal	award, United States of America	Wikidata
award	1969	NASA Distinguished Service Medal	decoration, award, medallion, United States of America	Wikidata
award	1991	Washington Award	engineering award, United States of America	Wikidata
mission	1968	Apollo 8	human spaceflight, artificial satellite, United States of America	Wikidata
mission	1965	Gemini 7	Gemini spacecraft, human spaceflight	Wikidata
image	1962	American people		Wikimedia
image		Ap8-S68-56531		Wikimedia
image		Apollo 8 Crew Arrives in Houston (23936765502)		Wikimedia
image		Apollo 8 prime crew seen inside Apollo Boilerplate during water egress 2		Wikimedia
image		Astronauts Visit McMath-Pierce Solar Telescope (AstronautBrief64-CC)		Wikimedia
image	1964	Astronaut Frank Borman		Wikimedia
image		Astronaut Frank Borman as a West Point cadet		Wikimedia
image	1963	Astronaut Groups 1 and 2 - GPN-2000-001333		Wikimedia
image	1963	Astronaut Groups 1 and 2 - S63-01419		Wikimedia
image		Bogotá's Apollo 8 Photograph		Wikimedia
image		Crew of the cancelled Apollo 503 mission		Wikimedia
image		Dual exposure view of exterior and interior of Apollo Mission simulator		Wikimedia
image	1962	Frank Borman 1962 (cropped)		Wikimedia
image		G5C spacesuit		Wikimedia
image		Gemini 7 Crew (Lovell und Borman)		Wikimedia
image	1963	Mercury Seven and New Nine, the first two NASA astronaut groups		Wikimedia
image	1962	NASA Astronaut group 2		Wikimedia
image	1963	Next Nine Desert Survival Training		Wikimedia
image		Portrait of Gemini 7 Prime Crew Borman and Lovell DVIDS730405		Wikimedia
image		President Richard Nixon and Frank Borman		Wikimedia
image	1962	S62-03982 (September 1962) --- New National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Manned Spacecraft Center (MSC) flight crew personnel. Kneeling (left to right) are astronauts Charles Conrad Jr., Frank Borman, Neil A. Armstrong and John W.		Wikimedia
image	1963	Shepard and Borman during training for Gemini 3 mission		Wikimedia
image	1963	Shepard and Borman in the Gemini mission simulator		Wikimedia

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