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The 14 pages that link to Neil Armstrong, each with the reason it gives.

• Apollo 11Broader topic: He piloted Eagle during the final descent and stepped onto the surface first.

• Project GeminiRelated: Armstrong’s calm response to Gemini 8’s uncontrolled spin helped bring its crew home safely.

• Buzz AldrinRelated: Armstrong walked ahead of Aldrin as Apollo 11’s commander.

• Michael CollinsRelated: Armstrong commanded the mission and descended with Aldrin while Collins remained in orbit.

• Fred HaiseRelated: Armstrong later led NASA’s Space Shuttle Approach and Landing Tests, in which Haise commanded Enterprise flights.

• Harrison SchmittCompared with: Armstrong was a test pilot, unlike Schmitt, the program’s first professional scientist on the surface.

• Chuck YeagerRelated: Armstrong’s career shows how military test flying became a pathway into spaceflight.

• Frank BormanRelated: Armstrong followed Borman’s pioneering lunar-orbit mission with the first crewed lunar landing.

• Kennedy Space CenterRelated: He launched from Kennedy on the mission that first landed humans on the Moon.

• Pete ConradCompared with: Armstrong’s first landing preceded Conrad’s mission, which tested repeatable lunar operations.

• James IrwinCompared with: Armstrong’s first lunar steps contrast with Irwin’s later work as a lunar explorer.

• Richard F. Gordon Jr.Related: Armstrong was Gordon’s Navy test-pilot colleague and fellow member of NASA’s second astronaut group.

• Chris HadfieldRelated: Armstrong’s example helped shape Hadfield’s childhood ambition to become an astronaut.

• Gene CernanCompared with: Armstrong was the first moonwalker; Cernan became the last during Apollo 17.