"A superb work and well worth your time."-Brian Laslie, <i>Balloons and Drones</i> "[<i>Footprints in the Dust</i> is] an interesting account of US and Soviet lunar missions."-J.Z. Kiss, <i>Choice</i> "Elegantly written and scrupulously researched, this marvelous book not only opens a window on a truly dynamic period but is one of those rarities in spaceflight literature—a compelling and enjoyable page-turner. It captures magnificently the remarkable spirit of those involved in the Apollo story."—Charles M. Duke Jr., <i>Apollo 16</i> astronaut and moonwalker "We who engaged ourselves in making the Apollo program a reality realize the tremendous importance and responsibility of inspiring young people, our future space pioneers. This book emphasizes the notion that seemingly ordinary people can do quite extraordinary things, and we are not bound by our dreams. A remarkable tale of triumph and melancholy."—Ed Buckbee, author (with Wally Schirra) of <i>The Real Space Cowboys</i> "Like its predecessors in the Outward Odyssey series, this vivid and entertaining book reveals the human side of space exploration. We all too often think of the Apollo program as a technical achievement, when, in fact, it was the human element that made it successful."—Al Worden, <i>Apollo 15</i> astronaut and chairman of the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation