NASA Mission Emblem: Displays the official Apollo 12 insignia, commemorating the second successful lunar landing, launched in November 1969.
High-Quality Embroidery: Crafted with dense stitching, vivid color, and precise detail, accurately reproducing the original mission artwork featuring the clipper ship Yankee Clipper.
Hook and Loop Backing: Includes a Velcro-style backing for easy, secure attachment to flight jackets, backpacks, gear panels, or framed displays.
Historic Lunar Heritage: Honors Charles “Pete” Conrad, Richard F. Gordon, and Alan L. Bean, who achieved a precision landing in the Ocean of Storms and installed key lunar experiments.
Veteran-Owned Business: Produced by Squadron Nostalgia LLC, a Naval Aviator-owned company preserving U.S. aerospace and military history through handcrafted and historically inspired designs.
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Apollo 12 PatchSpace fans and collectors! Enjoy the beautifully embroidered Apollo 12 Patch. It is the perfect tribute to this legacy of space flight!4 inchesEmbroidered/Hook and LoopUS Veteran-Owned BusinessApollo 12, thesixth crewed flightin the United States Apollo program, embarked on its mission to the Moon.Launched onNovember 14, 1969, from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, it was the second mission toland on the lunar surface12.Here are some key details about Apollo 12:Crew Members:Charles "Pete" Conrad Jr.: CommanderRichard F. Gordon Jr.: Command Module PilotAlan L. Bean: Lunar Module PilotMission Highlights:Launch: Apollo 12 lifted off on November 14, 1969.Lunar Landing Site: The target was theOcean of Storms, a large basaltic plain on the Moon's surface.Lunar Surface Activities: Conrad and Bean explored the lunar surface while Gordon remained in lunar orbit aboard the Apollo command and service module.Sample Collection: The astronauts collected34.35 kilograms (75.7 pounds)of lunar samples.Spacewalks (EVAs): Two spacewalks were conducted, totaling7 hours and 45 minutes.Splashdown: The mission concluded with a successful splashdown in theSouth Pacific OceanonNovember 24, 196913.Apollo 12's successful mission contributed valuable data to our understanding of the Moon and paved the way for subsequent lunar explorations.
