Presidential Medal of Freedom (as part of Apollo 13 Mission Operations Team)

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The Presidential Medal of Freedom (as part of the Apollo 13 Mission Operations Team) is the highest U.S. civilian honor awarded collectively to NASA flight controllers and support staff for their exceptional leadership and ingenuity in safely returning the Apollo 13 crew to Earth after a critical in-flight emergency.

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instanceOf civilian award
associatedWithFacility NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston NERFINISHED
associatedWithMission Apollo 13 lunar mission NERFINISHED
associatedWithProgram Apollo program NERFINISHED
awardedForPeriod Apollo 13 mission, April 11–17, 1970 NERFINISHED
awardedTo Apollo 13 flight control teams NERFINISHED
NASA Mission Operations Directorate personnel
awardFor exceptional leadership and ingenuity during the Apollo 13 mission
safe return of the Apollo 13 crew to Earth
conferredBy executive order of the President of the United States
country United States of America
dateAwarded 1970-04-18
describedAs highest civilian honor of the United States
follows Apollo 11 Presidential Medal of Freedom awards NERFINISHED
hasContext Cold War space race era NERFINISHED
hasJurisdiction federal government of the United States
hasLanguage English
hasMotive recognition of teamwork under extreme time pressure
recognition of technical problem‑solving in spaceflight emergency
hasRank highest civilian decoration in the United States
hasRecipientGroup Apollo 13 Mission Operations Team at NASA Manned Spacecraft Center NERFINISHED
Mission Control Center, Houston NERFINISHED
hasType non‑military decoration
honours Apollo 13 Mission Operations Team NERFINISHED
NASA flight controllers NERFINISHED
NASA support staff
isCollectiveAward true
locationOfCeremony White House NERFINISHED
notableRecipient Cliff Charlesworth NERFINISHED
Gene Kranz NERFINISHED
Gerald D. Griffin NERFINISHED
Glynn Lunney NERFINISHED
Milton Windler NERFINISHED
partOf Presidential Medal of Freedom NERFINISHED
partOfEvent Apollo 13 rescue effort recognition
presentedBy President of the United States NERFINISHED
Richard Nixon NERFINISHED
reason averting loss of the Apollo 13 crew
successful management of a critical in‑flight emergency
relatedTo Apollo 13 NERFINISHED
NASA NERFINISHED

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Gene Kranz awardReceived Presidential Medal of Freedom (as part of Apollo 13 Mission Operations Team)