Did you mean Apollo 11 or 13?
Apollo 11, launched July 16, 1969, was the first mission to set down on the moon. It was successful, landing on the moon July 20. The crew were Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin.
Apollo 13, launched April 11, 1970, was the intended to be the 3rd mission to the moon. While traveling to the moon, an oxygen tank exploded, damaging a number of critical systems including electric power, cabin heat, potable water, and (oddly enough for this thread) the critical carbon dioxide removal system. Makeshift repairs were done, and Apollo 13 returned to Earth six days later. The crew were Jim Lovell, John Swigert, and Fred Haise. (Tom Hanks was not on board!)
Buzz Aldrin is worth noting because of his famous response in 2002 to a provocative moon landing conspiracy theorist and denier named Bart Sibrel. With a film crew in tow, Sibrel attempted to get Aldrin to swear on a bible that the moon landings were not faked. After a brief confrontation, Sibrel followed Aldrin despite being told to leave him alone, and called him "thief, liar and coward". The 72-year-old Aldrin punched Sibrel in the jaw, which was caught on camera by Sibrel's film crew. Aldrin stated that he had acted to defend himself and his stepdaughter. Witnesses stated that Sibrel had aggressively poked Aldrin with a bible. Additional mitigating factors were that Sibrel sustained no visible injury, did not seek medical attention, and that Aldrin had no criminal record. The police declined to press charges against Aldrin.
Where's Buzz Aldrin now? We need him again to deal with the Global Warming Deniers.