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English: The Lunar Module Test Article [LTA] 2R, for the second Saturn V mission, is being moved from the low bay of the Manned Spacecraft Operations Building for mating with the spacecraft Lunar Module Adapter. The second Saturn V [502], except for a different lunar return trajectory, will be a repeat of the Apollo 4 unmanned Earth orbital flight of a high apogee for systems testing using several propulsion system burns and a heat shield test at lunar re-entry speed.

Français : La maquette du module lunaire du programme Apollo, code LTA-2R (Lunar Module Test Article ), est préparée au centre spatial à Houston avant d'être lancée le 4 avril 1968 avec le vol Apollo 6 pour tester le comportement dynamique de sa structure. Le moteur et les équiments sont remplacés par des instruments de mesure.

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Taken on 15 September 1967

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