Early Apollo Program Mission Photos
Mission Photos provided Apollo Image Gallery from NASA by Mr. Kipp Teague. These are photos stored in The Apollo Lunar Surface Journal of NASA headquarters.
Usage guidelines for NASA owned photo and other medias can be seen at
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Contents
Apollo/Saturn Development
Launch Complex 39 Construction & Activation
Unmanned Saturn IB Flights
Apollo 4
Unmanned mission to test Saturn V
Apollo 5
Unmanned mission to test first lunar module LM-1
Apollo 6
Unmanned mission to test Saturn V
Lunar Module Construction
AS-205
Planned as second manned Apollo flight; cancelled in December 1966; crew re-assigned as Apollo 1 backup
AS-205/208
Involved dual Saturn IB launches; cancelled following Apollo 204 fire
LTA-8
This is the first production, man-rated Lunar Module. It was thoroughly tested in NASA’s vacuum chamber with James Irwin and John Bull in 1968. This vehicle was used to test several mission conditions, and the resulting modifications made both LM-3 (Apollo 9) and LM-5 (Apollo 11) possible.
2TV-1
The Apollo 2TV-1 "mission" involved the crew of Joe Kerwin, Vance Brand, and Joe Engle staying in CSM test spacecraft (2TV-1) for 177 hours while the spacecraft was in a large vacuum chamber in Houston.
miscellaneous
