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Virtual Apollo: A Pictorial Essay of the Engineering and Construction of the Apollo Command and Service Modules: Apogee Books Space Series 30 (Apogee Books Space Series)

With this book readers can become acquainted with the Apollo spacecraft in detail and learn the story of its design and construction..

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Author: Scott Sullivan

Publisher: Collector's Guide Publishing Inc

Date: Feb. 1, 2003

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