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Fig. A.1 Apollo launch configuration. NASA/Apollo Program Summary Report (April 1975)

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Fig. A.2 Apollo Command and Service Modules with Launch Escape System. NASA/Apollo Program Summary Report (April 1975)

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Fig. A.3 The inside of the Command Module. NASA/Apollo Training Manual Apollo Spacecraft & Systems Familiarization (March 1968)

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Fig. A.4 The inside of the Command Module. NASA/Apollo Training Manual Apollo Spacecraft & Systems Familiarization (March 1968)

Fig. A.5 Control display unit of the Command Module. NASA/Apollo Operations Handbook Block II Spacecraft (October 1969)

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Fig. A.6 Navigation and control system. NASA/Apollo Training Manual Apollo Spacecraft & Systems Familiarization (March 1968)

Fig. A.7 Positioning of the drive units on the Command and Service Modules. NASA/Apollo Training Manual Apollo Spacecraft & Systems Familiarization (March 1968)

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Fig. A.8 Stabilization and control system. NASA/Apollo Training Manual Apollo Spacecraft & Systems Familiarization (March 1968)

Fig. A.9 Adapter for Apollo Spacecraft and Lunar Module. NASA/Apollo Training Manual Apollo Spacecraft & Systems Familiarization (March 1968)

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Fig. A.10 Comparison of Command/Service Modules and Lunar Module

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Fig. A.11 Exterior view of the Lunar Module. NASA/Apollo Program Press Information Notebook (1972)

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Fig. A.12 Landing configuration of the Lunar Module. NASA/Apollo Program Summary Report (April 1975)

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Fig. A.13 Controls of the Lunar Module. NASA/Apollo Spacecraft News Reference

Fig. A.14 Lunar Module Ascent Stage. Inside view to the front. NASA/Apollo Program Press Information Notebook (1972)

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Fig. A.15 Lunar Module Ascent Stage. NASA/Apollo Program Press Information Notebook (1972)

Fig. A.16 Lunar Module Ascent Stage. Inside view to the rear. NASA/Apollo Program Press Information Notebook (1972)

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Fig. A.17 Lunar Module Descent Stage. NASA/Apollo Program Press Information Notebook (1972)

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Appendix B The Astronauts of the Moon Landing Missions

Fig. B.1 Portrait of the crew of Apollo 11. Neil A. Armstrong (Commander), Michael Collins (Command Module Pilot) and Edwin (Buzz) E. Aldrin Jr. (Lunar Module Pilot). On July 20, 1969 the Lunar Module Eagle landed in the Sea of Tranquility. Photo: NASA. No.: S69-31739

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Fig. B.2 Portrait of the crew of Apollo 12. Charles (Pete) Conrad Jr. (Commander), Richard F. Gordon Jr. (Command Module Pilot) and Alan L. Bean (pilot of the Lunar Module). The Lunar Module Intrepid landed only a few hundred meters away from the unmanned lunar probe Surveyor III, which landed there in 1967. Photo: NASA.  Item No.: S69-38852

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Fig. B.3 Portrait of the crew of Apollo 13, James A.  Lovell Jr. (Commander), John L. Swigert Jr. (Command Module Pilot) and Fred W. Haise Jr. (Lunar Module Pilot). A moon landing could not be accomplished, because on the outbound flight to the Moon a supply tank ruptured in the Service Module. The crew was safely brought back to Earth. Photo: NASA. No.: S70-36485

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Fig. B.4 Portrait of the crew of Apollo 14, Stuart A. Roosa (Command Module Pilot), Alan B. Shepard Jr. (Commander) and Edgar D. Mitchell (Lunar Module Pilot). Photo: NASA. No.: S70-55387

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Fig. B.5 Portrait of the crew of Apollo 15. David R.  Scott (Commander), Alfred M. Worden (Command Module Pilot) and James B. Irwin (Lunar Module Pilot). Photo: NASA. Item No.: S71-37963

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Fig. B.6 Portrait of the crew of Apollo 16. Thomas K. Mattingly II (Command Module Pilot), John W.  Young (Commander) and Charles M.  Duke Jr. (Lunar Module Pilot). Photo: NASA. No.: S72-16660

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Fig. B.7 Portrait of the crew of Apollo 17. Harrison H. Schmitt (Lunar Module Pilot), Eugene A. Cernan (Commander, seated) and Ronald E. Evans (Command Module Pilot). Photo: NASA. No.:S72-50438