File:Early Program Development (9902041).jpg
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English: Managed by Marshall Space Flight Center, the Space Tug was intended to be a reusable multipurpose space vehicle designed to transport payloads to different orbital inclinations. Utilizing mission-specific combinations of its three primary modules (crew, propulsion, and cargo) and a variety of supplementary kits, the Space Tug would have been capable of numerous space applications. This 1970 artist's concept illustrates a Space Tug Concept, crew module attached, in conjunction with other space vehicles. The Space Tug program was cancelled and did not become a reality. |
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Date | Taken on 1 January 1970 | ||
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Author | NASA Marshall Space Flight Center | ||
Keyword InfoField | Space Tug |
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