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Russell Louis Schweickart

American astronaut

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association with Scott

  • David Scott
    In David Scott

    …McDivitt and lunar module pilot Russell Schweickart; their mission was launched on March 3, 1969. In Earth orbit these men rendezvoused and docked the command module with the lunar module, which was on its first crewed flight, and they successfully tested all systems necessary for a lunar landing.

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