Launch from Cape Canaveral (KSC); landing 735 km southeast of Pogo-Pogo-Islands in the Pacific Ocean.

Second manned lunar landing. After landing in Ocean of Storm Conrad and Bean performed several scientific work on the lunar surface. They also deployed an S-band antenna, solar wind composition experiment, the American flag and most important, the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (ALSEP) with a SNAP-27 atomic generator. This was done during the first EVA on November 19, 1969 (3 h 56m). Second EVA on November 20, 1969 (3h 49m) in which different samples were collected and photographic panoramas were obtained. Failure of the TV-camera, when it was pointed at the sun. They retrieved parts of the unmanned Surveyor 3, which had landed on the lunar surface on April 20, 1967. All in all 34,4 km of material gathered. After 31,5 hours on the lunar surface launch to the Command Module Yankee Clipper with Gordon in the moon orbit. Gordon had completed a lunar multispectral photography experiment and photographed proposed future landing sites during that time.

The crew was recovered by "USS Hornet".