Interactive Apollo 11 Operations Handbook

In the Heat of the cold war, the United States and the USSR were in a fierce race to be the first country to land a man on the Moon. Here is an overview of the technology of the winners of that competition that anyone can use. This is Section I of the Document created by NASA for use by Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins in training to be the first humans to land on the Moon.

The electronic version of NASA's Apollo 11 Operation Handbook allows the reader to find information in one click. The table of contents, as well as references within the text, are hyperlinked to the source information. It is designed so that a person with no engineering experience can find out about the spacecraft's components and be in depth enough to answer questions for an aerospace engineer.

This ebook comes with an Image Table of Contents™ that allows users to find information on parts of the spacecraft without knowing the name of the components. Just click on the image to activate, pinch and zoom on the component, and then click to find out all its information.

Includes extras like links to an Interactive Panoramic Image of the interior of the Command Module.