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Also Known As Fred Wallace Haise, Jr.
Born November 14, 1933 (age 91) • Biloxi • Mississippi

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Haise, Fred
Explore the timeline of the Apollo missions that led the United States to land the first humans on the Moon
Fred W. Haise, Jr., 1966.
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