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United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration

 Organization

Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:

Apollo Collection

 Collection
Identifier: MC-31
Scope and Contents This collection covers Apollo Program through mostly official reports and NASA technical documents. Almost all of this collection is paper-based with the exception of a few CDs containing digital files.

Gravity Probe A Collection

 Collection
Identifier: MC-15
Scope and Contents Scientific documents, project definition materials, project implementation materials, spacecraft flight materials, flight data analyses, Atomic H Dissociator documents, personal documents, spacecraft data and trajectory tabulations, spacecraft payload drawings, Gravity Probe A data tapes.

Human Factors Engineering Collection

 Collection
Identifier: MC-92
Scope and Contents Journal articles, booklets, presentation slides, magazines, group meeting minutes, handbooks, NASA documents pertaining to human factors and ergonomics.

LAGEOS Collection

 Collection
Identifier: MC-13
Scope and Contents Articles, photographs, documents, and artifacts pertaining to LAGEOS.

Lunar Roving Vehicle Collection

 Collection
Identifier: MC-52
Scope and Contents This collection contains mostly text and correspondence about the LRV program. Also included are a set of 35mm slides depicting the project.

Saturn V Collection

 Collection
Identifier: MC-2
Scope and Contents Administrative material; bibliographies; interviews and transcripts, documentation in chronological order; correspondence; brochures; autobiographies and biographies; press releases, news, and kits; photos; drawings; and oversize pertaining to Saturn V.

Skylab Collection

 Collection
Identifier: MC-12
Scope and Contents Papers, pamphlets, books, interviews, view graphs, multi-fold charts, an annotated Skylab film catalog, photographs, letters, binders, folders, clippings, models, awards, a medallion, coffee cups, mission patches, color prints, a lithographic print