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Apollo 12
- Uncensored and Unfiltered
- Narrated by: Al Reinert
- Length: 3 hrs and 44 mins
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Publisher's summary
The Apollo 12 moon mission was the second manned mission to the lunar surface, but what made it unique was that all three astronauts on this particular mission were already good friends and Navy buddies well before they became astronauts.
This audiobook provides the previously untold story of this mission by those who were actually there in that era, and contains the uncensored, unedited, unfiltered, and previously unreleased interviews with all three of these Apollo 12 astronauts: Commander Charles “Pete” Conrad, Lunar Module Pilot Alan Bean, and Command Module Pilot Richard “Dick” Gordon.
In addition, the interviews with many of the NASA officials of that Apollo-era are also presented here. All of these historical figures bring to the public their invaluable and collective recollections of this historic mission in their own words of those kinder, gentler days at the pinnacle of America's technological superiority.
The introduction and epilogue was provided by Al Reinert, the Apollo historian and Oscar-nominated documentarian For All Mankind, as well the co-screenwriter for the Tom Hanks blockbuster Apollo 13.
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