Apollo 17 crew, Eugene A Cernan (seated), Ronald E. Evans (right), and Harrison H. Schmitt.

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1972

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The prime crew of Apollo 17, photographed with a Lunar Roving vehicle trainer. They are Eugene A Cernan (seated), commander, Ronald E. Evans (standing on right), command module pilot, and Harrison H. Schmitt, (standing on left) lunar module pilot.

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