MorangeMan

Such an amazing answer, I didn't expect that response at all, so thank you. I appreciate you being generous with your time, and thank you for your service 😊

What's it like looking back on that day each September?

Is it a topic you dread bringing up again, because of all the horrible things you had to witness or decisions you you had watch people being forced to make, or is it a more peaceful memory now and an opportunity to talk about hope for the future and the strength of the human resolve?

You must have a lot of "thank God they were right around the corner" moments, but what's the quickest response turn around you have had, and what was the closest shave you encountered as well?

Also I know it's probably done and dusted when you hand it off, but do you ever get to hear updates on the outcomes of situations or do you try to avoid that due to the stress that it could entail?

When you first stepped out onto the surface of the moon did you know instantly where you were or was there a fleeting thought of is this really happening? Also how comfortable were the hammocks in the lunar module?