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DescriptionNASAApolloProgramZeroDefectsAward.jpg	English: en:NASA en:Zero Defects award from the en:Apollo program
Date	1 January 2017, 16:48:34
Source	Photograph is from my own camera Object depicted in photograph was awarded to a former NASA employee or contractor
Author	Photograph is my own work Object depicted in photograph is NASA work

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