Astronaut Frank Borman, First to Orbit the Moon, Dies at 95

Frank Borman, a retired United States Air Force colonel, NASA astronaut, and aeronautical engineer passed away at 95 years old in a Billings, Montana hospital. Known for his remarkable career, Borman gained prominence on the national stage not just for his impressive aviation achievements, but for his work as the CEO of Eastern Air Lines. Borman’s life included service to his country through the Air Force and time spent in space, that culminated in a legacy of professional leadership, including his advocacy for a more economical air carrier. Though his successes were short-lived, he is remembered for his contributions to both the aviation industry and space travel.