Skylab Rescue
The Skylab Rescue Mission (also SL-R) was a backup rescue flight as part of a contingency plan for the Skylab space station. It used a modified Command Module that could be launched with a crew of two, and return a crew of five.
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Canceled Apollo Missions - Skylab - Skylab Rescue
... to carry two additional crew and kept on standby for a potential rescue mission in case of issues on-board Skylab ... During Skylab 3, a malfunction on the Apollo CSM docked to the station caused fears that the crew would not be able to return safely ... The problem was fixed without requiring a rescue flight ...
... to carry two additional crew and kept on standby for a potential rescue mission in case of issues on-board Skylab ... During Skylab 3, a malfunction on the Apollo CSM docked to the station caused fears that the crew would not be able to return safely ... The problem was fixed without requiring a rescue flight ...
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“Here I pause in my sojourning, giving thanks for having come,
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