APOLLO 13 AUDIO HIGHLIGHTS

CREW: James Lovell, Jack Swigert, Fred Haise

LAUNCH: 2:13:03 PM EST, April 11, 1970

SPLASHDOWN: 12:07:44 PM EST, April 17, 1970

DURATION: 5 Days, 22 Hours, 54 Minutes, 41 Seconds

INCLUDED IN THIS AUDIO HIGHLIGHT FILE:

1. Launch from T - 1 Minute Through T + 1 Minute
2. Second Stage (SII) Early Cutoff
3. TLI Burn (Trans-Lunar Injection)
4. Command Module-Lunar Module Dock (Durning TV Transmission)
5. LM (Lunar Module) Extracted from Third Stage Rocket (SIVB)
6. Crew Gives Ground The Go-Ahead to Maneuver SIVB, Which Ultimately Was Guided to a Lunar Impact
7. Lovell & Haise Enter LM
8. Lovell Demonstrates On-Board 'Entertainment' Tape Recorder
9. 'We Have A Problem. . .'; Trouble Sequence
10. Alternate Missions Discussed, Including Use of LM As 'Lifeboat'
11. Crew Inquires About Return Time Prior to Firing LM Descent Engine for The First Time
12. LM Descent Engine Fired, Putting Crew on A 'Free-Return' Trajectory to Earth
13. LM Engine Fired Second Time to Refine The Course While Returning to Earth
14. 'One Whole Side Missing. . .'; Crew Describes Service Module After Jettisoning it Prior to Re-Entry
15. Crew Instructed to 'Power-Up' Command Module Prior to Re-Entry
16. 'Farewell Aquarius'; LM is Jettisoned Prior to Re-Entry
17. Re-Entry & Splashdown

Digitized, cataloged and archived by the Houston Audio Control Room, at the NASA Johnson Space Center.

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