Ken Mattingly

American astronaut

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1936 — 2023 Thomas Kenneth Mattingly II., Thomas Kenneth Mattingly II, 
human, NASA Astronaut Group 5, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, United States of America, 

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  NASA Distinguished Service Medal 1972
  
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  Apollo 16 1972
  
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  STS-4 1982
  
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  STS-51-C 1985
  

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1972-01-01T00:00:00Z

NASA Distinguished Service Medal

1972-04-16T00:00:00Z

Apollo 16

1982-06-27T00:00:00Z

STS-4

1985-01-24T00:00:00Z

STS-51-C

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Apollo16 - Prime Crew

Apollo 13 Astronaut Thomas Mattingly during water egress training

Apollo 13 crew during egress training (S70-24767)

Apollo 13 prime crewmembers during water egress training

Apollo 13 prime crew before water egress training, January 1970

Apollo 16 crew suiting up on launch day

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

Apollo desert survival training - GPN-2006-000017

Armstrong and Mattingly in Iceland(S67-38609)

Commander Mattingly prepares meal on middeck of Columbia during STS-4

Commander Mattingly uses 16mm DAC and FS crew cabin camera on middeck of Columbia during STS-4

Fred Haise (left) Jim Lovell, and Ken Mattingly pose in front of the launch pad

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.

Group portrait of fifth group of astronauts

Ken Mattingly

Ken Mattingly during suiting up for CDDT

Ken Mattingly poses at the launch pad

NASA Astronaut Group 5 cropped

Photograph of NASA astronaut Ken Mattingly in the Apollo space suit with his hand on a globe of the moon.

Sts-4-crew

The Apollo 13 crew during a mission briefing

The Original Apollo 13 Prime Crew - GPN-2000-001166

Thomas K. Mattingly

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

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
award	NASA Distinguished Service Medal	1972	award, decoration, medallion, United States of America		Wikidata
mission	Apollo 16	1972	Moon landing, human spaceflight, artificial satellite, United States of America		Wikidata
mission	STS-4	1982	human spaceflight		Wikidata
mission	STS-51-C	1985	human spaceflight		Wikidata
image	Apollo16 - Prime Crew				Wikimedia
image	Apollo 13 Astronaut Thomas Mattingly during water egress training				Wikimedia
image	Apollo 13 crew during egress training (S70-24767)	1970			Wikimedia
image	Apollo 13 prime crewmembers during water egress training	1970			Wikimedia
image	Apollo 13 prime crew before water egress training, January 1970	1970			Wikimedia
image	Apollo 16 crew suiting up on launch day				Wikimedia
image	Apollo 16 crew with LRV trainer (KSC-72PC-133)				Wikimedia
image	Apollo desert survival training - GPN-2006-000017	1967			Wikimedia
image	Armstrong and Mattingly in Iceland(S67-38609)	1967			Wikimedia
image	Commander Mattingly prepares meal on middeck of Columbia during STS-4				Wikimedia
image	Commander Mattingly uses 16mm DAC and FS crew cabin camera on middeck of Columbia during STS-4				Wikimedia
image	Fred Haise (left) Jim Lovell, and Ken Mattingly pose in front of the launch pad	1970			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	Group portrait of fifth group of astronauts	1966			Wikimedia
image	Ken Mattingly				Wikimedia
image	Ken Mattingly during suiting up for CDDT				Wikimedia
image	Ken Mattingly poses at the launch pad	1970			Wikimedia
image	NASA Astronaut Group 5 cropped	1966			Wikimedia
image	Photograph of NASA astronaut Ken Mattingly in the Apollo space suit with his hand on a globe of the moon.	1969			Wikimedia
image	Sts-4-crew				Wikimedia
image	The Apollo 13 crew during a mission briefing	1970			Wikimedia
image	The Original Apollo 13 Prime Crew - GPN-2000-001166	1969			Wikimedia
image	Thomas K. Mattingly				Wikimedia
image	Thomas K. Mattingly II (right foreground), command module pilot of the Apollo 16				Wikimedia