File:Apollo 11 Saturn V climbs the pad 39-A incline during rollout (48276168412).jpg

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For Release: May 20, 1969 Photo No.: 69-HC-622

Kennedy Space Center, Fla. -- The Space Vehicle for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Apollo 11, Lunar landing mission is shown arriving at Launch Complex 39-A, after roll-out from the Vehicle Assembly Building 3.5 miles away. The 363 foot tall Saturn/Apollo vehicle and its mobile launcher were transported down the Crawlerway at a speed of one mile per hour, and are shown being carried up the pad incline by the Crawler-transporter.
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