Multiple choice general knowledge history

An easier one. The Apollo XI mission arrived on the Moon on July 20, 1969. We all know that the first man to take that small step was Neil Armstrong, touching the surface 39 seconds past 4:17 p.m., so I will ask about his fellow astronauts for that mission, who were:

  1. James Lovell and John Swigert

  2. John Young and Thomas Mattingly

  3. Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins

  4. Alan Shephard and Edgar Mitchell
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Explanation

Edwin 'Buzz' Aldrin was the Lunar Module pilot and second man to walk on the Moon, while Michael Collins was the Command Module pilot who remained in lunar orbit. Lovell and Swigert flew on Apollo 13, Young and Mattingly on Apollo 16, and Shepard and Mitchell on Apollo 14.

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