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Fred Haise as Lunar Module Pilot (LMP). Swigert was a late replacement for=
the original CMP Ken Mattingly, who was grounded by the flight surgeon aft=
er exposuree from the University of Oklahoma in 1959. He served in the Okla=
homa Air National Guard and the United States Air Force, and was a civilian=
research pilot for NASA when he was selected alonge during the Apollo prog=
ram, the prime crew for Apollo 13 would have been the backup crew for Apoll=
o 10 with Mercury and Gemini veteran Gordon Cooper in command, Donn F. Eise=
le as command module pilot (CMP) and Edgar Mitchell as lunar module pilot (=
LMP). Deke Slayton, NASA's Director of Flight Crew Operations, never intend=
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t needed to be made.[5] Slayton felt Cooper had no more than a very small c=
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the assignment, which he did not. Slayton always intended to assign Eisele=
to a future Apollo Applications Program mission rather than a lunar missio=
n, but this program was eventually cut down to only the Skylab comsula". Ot=
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vitalized, but in the maps the northern border was in Serbia and Montenegro=
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nationalism on the whole territory of the South Slavs, and also included a=
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le (LM) to power up its life support and navigational systems. These circum=
stances mandated an abort of the lunar landing and new procedures to bssion=
Control in Houston drafted new procedures so it could support three men fo=
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site for landing in case of launch delays; this requirement also was delet=
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(42 km) north of Fra Mauro crater itself, near what was dubbed Cone crater,=
a site where an impact was believed to have drilled deep into the lunar re=
golith. Due to the roughness of the terrain, the selected landing site was =
over a mile (two kilometers) from Cone crater, but Lovell, who as commander=
was to perform the landing, had the option of setting down closer if he be=
lieved he could do so safely. NASA initially had few high-quality photograp=
hs of that location, but after Dick Gorundertook a mock EVA at Arizona's Ve=
rde Valley, over a landscape made to look as much like the lunar surface as=
possible.[21] The Apollo 13 prime crew undertook over 1,000 hours of missi=
on-specific training, more than five hours for every hour of the mission's =
ten-day planned duration. Each member of the prime crew spent over 400 hour=
s in simulators of the CM and of the LM at Kennedy Space Center (KSC) and a=
t Houston, some of which involved the flight controllers at Mission Control=
. Specialized simulators at other locar lunar surface EVAs to settin54 kilo=
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herium may have been similar to that of large mammals such as elephants and=
modern rhinoceroses. It was a browser, eati</span><br />
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