Astronauts & Personnel
33 entries in the For All Mankind compendium.
Michael CollinsThe commander who refused to let the Soviet Union keep the Moon for themselves.Yuri GagarinThe first human to journey into outer space.Buzz AldrinThe second man to walk on the Moon, a pioneer of orbital rendezvous, and a lifelong advocate for Mars…Valentina TereshkovaThe first woman in space, whose flight highlighted the contrast with American barriers for female astronauts.John GlennThe first American to orbit Earth becomes a guiding figure for lunar pioneers.Frank BormanThe commander who became the architect of America's continued lunar dominance.Pete ConradThe third man to walk on the Moon, a record-setting Gemini commander, and a leader who saved Skylab.Gene CernanThe last person to walk on the Moon as of 2026.Jim LovellThe Apollo 8 and Apollo 13 commander whose voice narrates the journey to the Moon in For All Mankind.Gus GrissomThe Mercury and Gemini veteran who commanded Apollo 1 and died in the launchpad fire.Svetlana SavitskayaA trailblazing Soviet cosmonaut who defied gravity and expectations to become a legend of the space race.Jack SwigertThe backup who became the hero, and the hero whose name still echoes through NASA's halls.Alan ShepardThe first American to taste the void, in a world where the Soviets tasted it first.Walter SchirraThe old guard watches the new race with eyes that have already seen the stars.Gordon CooperThe quiet pioneer whose solo flight became a footnote in a world that went to the Moon first.Deke SlaytonThe man who built the machine but never got to ride it into the stars.John YoungThe grinning, rule-bending astronaut who made the Moon feel like a dare.Ken MattinglyThe steady mind behind the rocket, carrying the program's next generation into the void.Joe EngleA test pilot who chased the Moon three times before the sky opened wider.Fred HaiseThe man who flew when the stars felt close, now watching others reach for them.Ron EvansThe steady hands in the command module while the world holds its breath.Stuart RoosaThe quiet competence that kept America's space machine running while the world held its breath.Alan BeanA painter's soul strapped into a rocket, racing to reclaim the Moon.Eugene CernanThe last man to leave footprints on the Moon, reimagined in a world where the race never ended.Roger ChaffeeA test pilot who paid the ultimate price so the rest could reach the Moon.Ed WhiteThe man who first stepped into the void for America, and never came home from the pad.Lyndon JohnsonThe president who inherited a Moon that wasn't his to claim.Joe KerwinOne more name on the call list, carrying a nation's second chance on his shoulders.Ronald ReaganA man who spoke of the frontier, in a world where the frontier is literally the stars.Jack LousmaA young pilot carrying the weight of an endless race he never chose.Thomas PaineOne seat on a Mars crew, one nation watching, and the personal stuff he can't fix on his own.Alexei LeonovThe man who first walked among the stars now walks toward the Moon.James WebbThe quiet hands that keep the rockets pointed at the stars.
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