July 20, 1969 - Apollo 11 Astronuat Neil Armstrong is the first man to walk on t he Moon.

In 1970, Apollo Missions 18, 19, and 20 were cancelled due to budgetary concerns . December 7, 1972 - Apollo 17, the final official lunar mission, lands on the moo n. What starts out as a seemingly educational film of NASA footage. Nation versus Nation, The race is still on, there is lots to discover out there The crew is: John Grey Command Module Pilot. Nathan Walker mission commander. Benjamen Anderson Lunar Module Pilot DOD payload apparently unmanned, apparently. December 25th 1974 arrived at mission. Cabin decompressed. Placement of PSD5, US Department of Defense modules. Noises at night, believe to be interferance. Camera zooms in on moving rocks. This film read much likes a home made NASA video in outer space. Astronauts find a rock on floor of module. They thoguht they had bagged everythi ng. They find other track marks outside the module in the morning. They decide to fo llow the tracks, and they seem to move in circles, and then towards a large crat er in which they find a Russian module. They ask how there could be Russians on the moon and no one knows about it, to which the other relies we are on the moon and no one knows about it. The Russian flag is found on the ground, a bad sign. They enter the module to find the lights off, the systems are convinently simil iar to thier control panels and they power the module on. A bloody firstaid kit is found inside the module. Ben thinks he see's something in a dark crater, and beings to enter. The suits are not designed for such cold conditions. He continues anyways, taking pictures. He see's the dead Russian, an d begins to panic. He drags the body outside of the crater. A rock has apparentl y torn the Russian suit, probably from being dragged. The helmet also has a crac k in the front glass. They use a secure line to communicate with the space command center, a guy named Tommy. They inform that they found a Russian module, and a dead body. The offic ial word is that the Russians scrubbed their flight plans in 69. They begin to wonder what their real mission on the moon is. Strange things begi n to happen. The United States flag is gone. They think maybe the other astronaut took it. Th ey doubt that if another cosmonaut exists, he could survive away from his module that long. The DOD denies knowing that the Russians were on the moon, but also indicate tha

t intelligence suggests that they were disguising missions. The DOD also suggest that there was only one cosmonaut. The duo on the moon looses communications. They find the flag, it is torn and the camera is missing. They turn the rover ba ck onto it's wheels. The rover holds the communication equipment. Something is inside the suit. Nate stars screaming, and panics. Ben comes out of the module for him, and finds nate lying on the ground. He walks hi back to the module, and finds Nate gasping for oxygen. They stabalize cabin pressure, and remove the helmet. They start looking for wha t they thought was inside the suit. They find a rock, and it shatters itself acr oss the module. Communication is down. What if the PSD5's are not to spy on the Russians. The as tronauts determine they are blocking their communication, they are blocking thei r signals. Why? To attract the things that are making the tracks, what killed th e Cosmonaut. They realize that they are guniea pigs, that they are on their own. The proceed to destroy the PSD5 devices on their own will. Nate's previous wound has become infected, his eyes are bloodshot. THe duo leaves the module, seemingly on a mission pressured by their inflicted d elusions. Nate insists that Ben leave him, and safe himself. Of course Ben does not wish to leave without his dear friend. Ben runs to the Russian module, and locks himself in. While he heavily pants, he starts the power systems up. He then uses the communication devices on the Russ ian module to communicate with the outside world. Obviously, no one is listening . After some time the Russian's respond. The Russian's then proceed to patch him back to the DOD. The commander of the DOD has made a decision that they can not bring him back from the moon. They will let his family know that he dies a hero . You have done a great service for your country son, and for mankind. John calls out s John that he ussian module. ce walking, as to Liberty, asking where Ben is. He asks where Nate is. He inform got sick and did not make it. John asks Ben if he can pilot the R They will need to get it into a syncronized orbit and do some spa they are able to dock together.

Just as Ben is trying to take off, Nate comes and tries to get into the module. After some time the creatures start to cover Nates face, and eventually the head seems to explode. DOD contacts John, informs him that Ben has been contaiminated and is not to res cue Anderson. He is immediately to abort. If he fails to abort, DOD will cease c ommunication with him and will prevent him from returning. The creatures that have hidden themselves in the Russian module then break out a nd attack Ben. As Ben approaches the contact ship he approaces to fast. AN explosion seems to occur. Accoding to all offical reports, Apollo 17 was the final lunar mission. Official report: Grey was killed in a crash during a training mission over Tallahasse, FL. His body was never recovered.

Walker's F-14 crashed into the Pacific Ocean near Kadena Air Force Base His body was never recovered. Anderson was killed during a mid-air evacuation over the Eas China Sea. His body was never recovered. Kennedy We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things not because t hey are eash but because they are hard. Apollo missions brougt 840 lbs of lunar rock samples back to earth. Hundreds were given away to dignitaries of foreign countries. Many of those "gifts were stolen or are now missing.