Dual exposure view of exterior and interior of Apollo Mission simulator

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Dual exposure view of exterior and interior of Apollo Mission simulator

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Dual exposure showing the Apollo Mission Simulator in bldg 5. In the exterior view Astronauts William A. Anders, Michael Collins, and Frank Borman reading from top of stairs are about to enter the simulator. Interior view shows the three astronauts in the simulator. They are left to right Borman, Collins, and Anders.
NASA Identifier: S67-50585

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