Launch Schedules
As of 1967, the L1/L3 launch schedules were:
L1
- 2P: Develop Block D stage (February or March 1967)
- 3P: Develop Block D stage (March 1967)
- 4L: Unmanned lunar flyby (May 1967)
- 5L: Unmanned lunar flyby (June 1967)
- 6L: Manned lunar flyby (June or July 1967)
- 7L: Manned lunar flybys (August 1967)
- 8L: Manned lunar flybys (August 1967)
- 9L: Manned lunar flybys (September 1967)
- 10L: Manned lunar flybys (September 1967)
- 11L: Manned lunar flybys (October 1967)
- 12L: Manned lunar flybys (October 1967)
- 13L: Reserve spacecraft
L3
- 3L: Develop LV & Blocks G&D (September 1967)
- 4L: Reserve
- 5L: LOK/LK unmanned (December 1967)
- 6L: LOK/LK unmanned (February 1968)
- 7L: Manned LOK/unmanned LK (April 1968)
- 8L: Manned LOK/unmanned LK (June 1968)
- 9L: Piloted LOK/unmanned LK with LK landing on Moon (August 1968)
- 10L: First men land on moon (September 1968)
- 11L: Reserve
- 12L: Reserve
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—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)
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