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Technician at Cape Kennedy's Vertical Assembly Building
The entire Saturn V assembly, including the Apollo command, service and lunar module, was as tall as a 28-story building. NASA's vertical assembly building at Cape Kennedy--constructed for the Apollo mission and now used in the space shuttle program -- is as tall as the Washington Monument and has 50 percent more volume than the Pentagon.
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BI221841
Boeing ID
k12919
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5100px × 4100px 59MB
License type
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