File:Saturn SA6 on launch pad view from top.jpg
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DescriptionSaturn SA6 on launch pad view from top.jpg | The unmanned SA-6 was the first Saturn rocket to carry an Apollo "boilerplate" spacecraft | ||||||
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Source | http://www.apolloarchive.com/apollo_gallery.html , image ID 64-SA6-21 | ||||||
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