A Field Guide to American Spacecraft

		Apollo
		Block 1 Flight Vehicle
		CM-017
		Apollo 4
		AS-501
		Stennis Space Center, Port St. Louis, MS

			The Apollo 4 Command Module is a Block I vehicle with Block II details, such as the EVA handles and the Block II CSM umbilical connection. It flew on the first Saturn V flight as part of the "all-up" test on November 9, 1967.
Located at: Stennis Space Center Visitor Center Image by: Jim Gerard			Mission Information from NASA.





Parachute Assembly	Parachute Label	Empty Parachute Bag	Upper deck

Navigation Telescopes	Note surface fish differentiation	EVA Handle	CM Pilot window

RCS Group	More surface detail	Robot Astronauts	EVA Handle
Old Images

	Rarely recovered, the Apollo 4 nose cap was retrieved by recovery ship after the flight. Image from Garber Restoration Facility. May have moved to Udvar-Hazy Facility.