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38 photos and 1 illustration tagged servicemodule, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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• projectapollo
• apolloprogram
• commandmodule
• apollo
• apollo13
• nasa
• sm
• apolloproject
• csm
• convair
• generaldynamics
• model
• convairservicemodule
• spaceflight
• generaldynamicsservicemodule
• naa
• apollospacecraft
• convaircommandmodule
• cm
• northamericanaviation
• apolloservicemodule
• apollospaceprogram
• lunarmodule
• lm

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A13_0057Hydrogen Tank Shelf of Apollo 13 at the Factory6/15/70

from SDASM Archives

• Drew Granston said:

  Here is a link to the Final Report of the Apollo 13 Review Board: ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19700076776...

A13_0042 Oxygen Tank Serial

from SDASM Archives

• Drew Granston said:

  Here is a link to the Final Report of the Apollo 13 Review Board:
  ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19700076776...

• Bill Abbott said:

  Very valuable photo. How in world the wiring was damaged, then it was dropped, then bolted into SM 109 and became part of Apollo 13, with documented test anomalies, is a complete mystery. The through-line to the Challenger disaster, then Hubble Space Telescope being launched without an end-to-end test of the optical system, and with more than one heavily used fine positioning gyroscope installed, followed by the loss of the first Ariane 5, the Mars Climate Orbiter, and then the Columbia Shuttle suggest that "moving fast and breaking things" is exciting for uninhabited vehicles when you have a fat bank account, but not good advice in general. Just sayin'.

Apollo Service Module leaving the Building 290 Airlock to be transported for delivery to the Cape. This is the service module section of the spacecraft. It provides fuel, thrust, lift, maneuverability, navigation, tools, equipment, etc. for the Command M

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• fpizarro said:

  Excelente Imagem. Parabéns.
  This is a wonderful shot. Congratulations.
  صورة رائعة
  Immagine bella. Congratulazioni.
  Esto es una foto hermosa. Enhorabuena.
  
  
  
  

• David Weeks said:

  Project Apollo Block-I Service Module leaving the North American Downey plant.