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Saturn VSuper heavy-lift launch vehicleRetiredSaturn V was NASA's Apollo Moon rocket.

Apollo command and service moduleCrewed lunar and Earth-orbit spacecraftRetiredThe Apollo command and service module was the crew spacecraft used for Apollo Earth-orbit, lunar-orbit, lunar-landing support, Skylab ferry, and Apollo-Soyuz missions.

Apollo Lunar ModuleCrewed lunar landerRetiredThe Apollo Lunar Module was the two-stage spacecraft that carried astronauts from lunar orbit to the Moon's surface and back to the command module.

Saturn IBLaunch vehicleRetiredSaturn IB was NASA's uprated Saturn I launch vehicle used for Apollo command and service module tests, Apollo 7, Skylab crew ferry missions, and Apollo-Soyuz.

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This cutaway illustration shows the Apollo Spacecraft with callouts of the major components.

Apollo launch escape systemCommand-module launch escape systemRetiredApollo's launch escape system was a tower-mounted, three-motor safety assembly sized to pull the command module clear of a failing Saturn during the pad and early-ascent envelope.

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Already-reviewed real photograph from the one canonically related apollo-4 mission. It supplies mission context for Apollo CSM-017; it is not necessarily the exact hardware subject and does not establish the record's exact hardware article, serial, configuration, markings, deployment, operation, condition, or visibility.

Apollo CSM-017Apollo Block I command and service moduleFlownApollo CSM-017 supported Apollo 4 in the Apollo program.

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Already-reviewed real photograph from the one canonically related apollo-6 mission. It supplies mission context for Apollo CSM-020; it is not necessarily the exact hardware subject and does not establish the record's exact hardware article, serial, configuration, markings, deployment, operation, condition, or visibility.

Apollo CSM-020Apollo Block I command and service moduleFlownApollo CSM-020 supported Apollo 6 in the Apollo program.

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Contextual image from Apollo 8; it documents a canonically related mission, not the exact Apollo CSM-103 record.

Apollo CSM-103Apollo Block II command and service moduleFlownApollo CSM-103 supported Apollo 8 in the Apollo program.

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Representative NASA flight photograph of the Apollo 9 lunar module in Earth orbit. It depicts real Apollo LM hardware but not this exact mission, lunar module, serial, configuration, or flight article.

Apollo LM-1Apollo lunar module flight articleMission concludedApollo LM-1 supported Apollo 5 in the Apollo program.

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Already-reviewed real photograph from the one canonically related as-201 mission. It supplies mission context for Apollo spacecraft 009; it is not necessarily the exact hardware subject and does not establish the record's exact hardware article, serial, configuration, markings, deployment, operation, condition, or visibility.

Apollo spacecraft 009Apollo Block I command and service moduleFlownApollo spacecraft 009 supported AS-201 in the Apollo program.

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Already-reviewed real photograph from the one canonically related as-202 mission. It supplies mission context for Apollo spacecraft 011; it is not necessarily the exact hardware subject and does not establish the record's exact hardware article, serial, configuration, markings, deployment, operation, condition, or visibility.

Apollo spacecraft 011Apollo Block I command and service moduleFlownApollo spacecraft 011 supported AS-202 in the Apollo program.

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AS-203, the third Saturn IB launch vehicle developed by the Marshall Space Flight Center, lifts off from Cape Canaveral, Florida , July 5, 1966.

AS-203 S-IVB test stageSaturn IVB orbital test stageFlown hardwareAS-203 placed an instrumented Saturn IB S-IVB stage into orbit as a cryogenic-fluid laboratory rather than carrying an Apollo spacecraft.

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