(Not my site, thought it would be helpful)
http://www.geocities.com/bobandrepont/spacepdf.htm
Recently updated with links to Part 2 of the LM Operations Handbook, the November 1966 operations handbook for the Block I CSM (1,010 pages!), the EMU handbook, familirizations manuals, mission reports, the entire report of the Apollo 1 review board, and more!

Wow, what an amazing compilation! =D>

Just outstanding.....

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What collection of aerospace documents would be complete without Vomit Removal Apparatus for an EVA Pressure Suit - A Design Concept.

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There's a very nice report called Lunar Laser Ranging: A Continuing Legacy of the Apollo Program, which contains data that shows that scientists on the Earth were getting Laser Ranging data back from the moon as early as August 1969. So if you believe the hoax crowd, NASA must have some automated method in the late 60's to place these Laser Ranging Devices there.

A tiny bit OT, but Scott P Sulivan's "Virtual LM" is coming out next month, and will be twice as long as the previous volume on the CSM...
The CD-ROM will have the Apollo Operations Handbook, Apollo 14 Lunar Module Timeline, Apollo 15 Lunar Module Cue Cards and Data Cards, Apollo 16 Contingency Checklist, among other things.

I thought I saw "Virtual LM" at the Apogee Books kiosk at Worldcon earlier this month, but I could be wrong.

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