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DescriptionSA-2 vehicle configurationMOD.jpg	English: SA-2 Vehicle Configuration. This is a drawing, called a "sketch" in the accompanying memo, showing the locations of canisters containing guidance equipment. The labels on the original were handwritten and not clear. This modified drawing has some labels replaced with text typed by Edgar Durbin. Among the components located in this drawing are the ST-90 stabilized platform and the "control computer" (the IBM ASC-15, according to other sources).
Date	15 February 1966
Source	Technical Information Summary Concerning Saturn Vehicle SA-2 p. 8. NASA (15 February 1966).
Author	NASA/F.W. Brandner
Permission (Reusing this file)	Public domain

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