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This was first in the manufacturing run of Lunar Modules from Grumman's workshop. It was begun before the final engineering was completed and so is the only one the exhibits the round hatch originally intended (the astronauts could not fit through the hatch with their bulky backpacks). This offers a good representation of the inner pressure vessel and tankage, later covered by thin insulating panels. It is displayed in a room representing the Grumman assembly facility and its workers. |
Location: Cradle of Aviation Museum
Image by: Jim Gerard 11/2/03 |
For more on this spacecraft visit John Duncan's The Apollo-Saturn Reference Page. |
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Last Update on Monday, July 9, 2007
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A Field Guide to American Spacecraft
by Jim Gerard
www.americanspacecraft.com
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