A/S 501 ROLLOUT, NASA Apollo program

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A/S 501 ROLLOUT, NASA Apollo program

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S67-43593 (26. Aug. 1967) --- Die komplett montierte Trägerrakete Apollo Saturn 501 paarte sich mit dem Apollo-Raumschiff 017 auf dem Startkomplex 39A des Kennedy Space Center. Das fertig montierte Fahrzeug wurde auf dem Raupenfahrzeug zur Abschussanlage transportiert.

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01/08/1967

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Cape Canveral NASA, Florida

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https://images.nasa.gov/

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