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The first launch window for Apollo 14 began at 15:23, Eastern Standard Time, 31 January 1971, and lasted almost four hours.
Stu Roosa 
Apollo 14, Liftoff
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Jun
19
Space Rocket History #305 – Apollo 14 – Pre-launch
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On November 9, 1970, the Apollo 14/Saturn V assembly, as tall as a 36-story building, rolled out of the Vehicle Assembly Building on the proportionally huge crawler transporter.
Training 
Rollout – Mitchell, Shepard, Roosa 
Insigna
Jun
12
Space Rocket History #304 – Apollo 14 – Commander Alan B. Shepard Jr. – Part 4
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Even with all the problems, Shepard piloted the Lunar Module Antares to the most accurate landing of the entire Apollo program. Shepard became the fifth and, at the age of 47, the oldest man to walk on the Moon, and the only one of the Mercury Seven astronauts to do so.
Shepard training for Apollo 14 
Shepard Memorial Service 
Shepard Stamp
Jun
05
Space Rocket History #303 – Apollo 14 – Commander Alan B. Shepard Jr. – Part 3
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After the Mercury-Atlas 10 mission was canceled, Shepard was designated as the Commander of the first crewed Gemini mission, with Thomas P. Stafford chosen as his pilot.
Shepard at his Mission Control Console 
Shepard & Grissom 
Shepard as Chief of the Astronaut Office