Spacecraft Frank Borman (commander of Apollo 8) in Congress Centre in The Hague family Borman Date: February 10, 1969 Location: The Hague, Zuid-Holland Keywords: CONGENTS, commanders , families, spacecraft Personal name: Apollo

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