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... . And it was very expensive, and there were no other uses for Saturn V that anyone was really interested in. So Saturn V died and Prospector and Voyager died. There was a money crunch ... to have a big Voyager on Saturn V. All of the Saturn V payloads died before they were born. '''Dinkel:''' And the Voyager was going to be a Saturn V payload, also, you think? '''Cortright:''' I ... at Marshall, and Marshall was in trouble. They had their hands full with the Saturn 1B and the Saturn V. So von Braun came up and he said, "The solution to this is ...

... the development of the Saturn vehicles, leading up to the 1.5-million lb. (680,389 kg) F-1 rocket engine that propelled the first stages of Saturn V missions to the Moon. A closer examination of the respective histories of the F-1 rocket engine, as well as the third and second stage J-2 engines of the Saturn V ... space, besides the later Saturn V that took the first men to the Moon, all descended from their common ancestor, the V-2. By the same token, the V-2 owed much to the ...

... lesson there was on any future vehicles—and we did this later on the Saturn I and Saturn V rocket vehicles—one of the abort sensors should be this wiring that goes down ... a flight on the Saturn V. It was the AS-501 Apollo 4 , which was spacecraft 011 CSM-017 , which was fairly uneventful. The next, 50 2 of the Saturn V Apollo 6 , however ... was the first time we’d flown the Saturn V manned. And that occurred just after that flight that we’d had problems with the Saturn V. Also it was the first mission we ...

... :00 am EST in first all-up test of three-stage Saturn V launch vehicle, first in-orbit restart of third ( Saturn IVB S-IVB ) stage, and first use of Launch Complex 39 ... , Apollo 4 's flight was the first of two to three missions designed to qualify Saturn V for manned flight, and the first test of the structural integrity and compatibility of launch ... . Saturn V was the most powerful space vehicle developed in US. space program; in launch configuration with Apollo 4 , height was 363 ft, and weight, fully fueled, was 6,220,025 lbs. Saturn V ...

... the Saturn V. So the Huntsville Alabama Marshall Space Flight Center under Wernher von Braun is building the Saturn V. They're rocket people. They know the rocket business. So we fly the first Saturn V. Actually we flew some stages before that. But then we flew the first Saturn V, and ...

... to park down by the Saturn V, and that’s another story in itself. We did move the Saturn V here, but they would have to park down by Saturn V. Then they would have to ... a moment to talk about the Saturn, because it plays into Space Center Houston. 1976, I made a proposal to Chris Kraft that we bring a Saturn V here. The technical guys had talked to him, and they said, “We’ve got this Saturn V scattered all over the U.S. We ...

... for Saturn V and Apollo. Complete success in all remain­ing eight Saturn V flights would be needed for manned lunar landing by "end of 1969." NASA would reduce numbers of Saturn IB and V and work out with DOD future requirements for large launch vehicles under "sharply limited" launch program. Launch of Saturn I Workshop in 1970 would be interim step toward Saturn V Workshop ...

... on a Saturn V? '''Borman:''' Well, I had worked with the Huntsville people a lot. And I was confident that when Wernher von Braun told me he’d fix the Saturn V I, you know—I sure figured he’d fix the Saturn V. They—they had some pogo problems before. But I was ... lift off on that? I mean, there’s never been another rocket like the Saturn V. '''Borman:''' No, the Saturn V was a unique vehicle. And of course, it was powerful and noisy and ...

... that. There was two other missions, Saturn/Apollo 4 501 and Saturn/Apollo 6 502, which I did not work on, and they were the Saturn V, where we went way high up, and ... for heat shield tests. Plus it was the test of the Saturn V. Now, on the Saturn 1B, we flew 201, 202, Apollo/Saturn, AS- 203, and 204 -LM 1 —all unmanned. The AS ... ) . AS- 501 and 502 were the only two unmanned Saturn Vs, and 503 was Apollo VIII. So we flew people on the Saturn V the third time it was flown, which was kind ...

... - mo study defining two-stage derivative of Saturn V launch vehicle. With 1st ''(S-IC)'' and 3rd ''( S-IVB )'' stages and instrument unit of Sat­urn V, vehicle could place up to 158 ... Corp.'s Rocketdyne Div. for continued production support of J-2 engines used on Saturn IB and Saturn V boosters. Modifications would improve engines' versatility. ''(MSFC Releases 68-264, 68-266)'' NAS-NRC ...

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