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APOLLO 11 SATURN V FLIGHT MANUAL, SIGNED BY COLLINS Saturn V Flight Manual. SA 506. MSFC-MAN-506. [Huntsville, Alabama]: NASA/MSFC, February 25, 1969; changed June 10, 1969.
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APOLLO 11 SATURN V FLIGHT MANUAL, SIGNED BY COLLINS
Saturn V Flight Manual. SA 506. MSFC-MAN-506. [Huntsville, Alabama]: NASA/MSFC, February 25, 1969; changed June 10, 1969.
8.5 x 11" approx. 230 pp. Cream card-stock covers, punched. Spine tanned, light foxing to edges of back cover, small rust mark to upper edge of front cover.
SIGNED and INSCRIBED: "MICHAEL COLLINS. APOLLO XI CMP." Prepared to provide the astronaut with a single source reference on the functions and characteristics of the SA-506 and launch vehicle and the AS-506 flight mission, the Saturn V flight manual is divided into 10 sections with two appendices. The first is a general description of the rocket, the second gives details on its performance, the third covers emergency detection and procedures, the fourth-sixth cover the S-IC, S-II and S-IVB stages, the seventh covers the instrument unit, the eighth the ground support interface, the ninth gives details on mission control monitoring, and the tenth section covers mission variables and constraints.
8.5 x 11" approx. 230 pp. Cream card-stock covers, punched. Spine tanned, light foxing to edges of back cover, small rust mark to upper edge of front cover.
SIGNED and INSCRIBED: "MICHAEL COLLINS. APOLLO XI CMP." Prepared to provide the astronaut with a single source reference on the functions and characteristics of the SA-506 and launch vehicle and the AS-506 flight mission, the Saturn V flight manual is divided into 10 sections with two appendices. The first is a general description of the rocket, the second gives details on its performance, the third covers emergency detection and procedures, the fourth-sixth cover the S-IC, S-II and S-IVB stages, the seventh covers the instrument unit, the eighth the ground support interface, the ninth gives details on mission control monitoring, and the tenth section covers mission variables and constraints.