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  Boeing S-IC-T Saturn 5

• Reg: BP-30 photos
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• Airline: United States - National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
• Photo Date: Jun 08, 2016
• Uploaded: Mar 20, 2024
• Titusville Shuttle Landing Facility - KTTS, USA - Florida

One of three ‘complete’ Saturn V’s on display in the U.S. with mix-and-match parts inside the Apollo/Saturn V Center at the KSC Visitor Complex. The first stage at the far end, S-1C-T was a ground test stage to test the structure of the Saturn V with its engines running. The second stage S-II may have been intended for Apollo 18 or 19, and the third stage S-IVB as part of SA-514 for Apollo 19. The unused CSM 119 Skylab Rescue Command and Service Module (CSM) lies below the suspended BP-30 CSM with its Launch Escape System (LES). BP-30 was attached to Saturn 1B SA-206 and sent to launch pad 39B in Jan 1973 for tests.

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