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The Apollo program was a space program by NASA that successfully landed humans on the Moon. The earlier missions were tests, while Apollo 11 to 17 landed humans on the moon (except for Apollo 13, which was a failure).

Missions

Test flights

Uncrewed test flights

• - AS-201 (26 February 1966)
• - AS-203 (5 July 1966)
• - AS-202 (25 August 1966)

Crewed test flights

• - Apollo 1 (fire on 27 January 1967, intended launch 21 February 1967)
• A Apollo 4 (9 November 1967)
• B Apollo 5 (22 - 23 January 1968)
• A Apollo 6 (4 April 1968)

Crewed development missions

• C Apollo 7 (11 - 22 October 1968)
• C' Apollo 8 (21 - 27 December 1968)
• D Apollo 9 (3 - 13 March 1969)
• F Apollo 10 (18 - 26 May 1969)

Moon landings

Main missions

• G Apollo 11 (16 - 24 July 1969)
• H Apollo 12 (14 - 24 November 1969)
• H Apollo 13 (11 - 17 April 1970)
• H Apollo 14 (31 January - 9 February 1971)

Extended missions

• J Apollo 15 (26 July - 7 August 1971)
• J Apollo 16 (16 - 27 April 1972)
• J Apollo 17 (7 - 19 December 1972)

Additionally, there was Apollo-Soyuz in July 1975, a collaboration between NASA and the Soviets.^[1]

References

1. Apollo-Soyuz Test Project