| No. |
Mission |
Pic
|
Current Location |
Comments |
|
|
|
|
|
| 1 |
Flew unmanned on Apollo 5. |
X
|
Destroyed during re-entry |
. |
| 2 |
NOT USED |
|
National Air and Space Museum, Washington D.C. |
In Lunar Diorama representing Apollo 11 |
| 3 |
Flew on Apollo 9 (Spider) |
X
|
Destroyed during re-entry |
. |
| 4 |
Flew on Apollo 10 (Snoopy) |
X
|
Descent: Crashed on Moon
Ascent: In heliocentric orbit
|
. |
| 5 |
Flew on Apollo 11 (Eagle) |
X
|
Descent: Sea of Tranquillity, Moon 0.67 N, 23.49 E
Ascent: Lunar impact, unknown
|
.
|
| 6 |
Flew on Apollo 12 (Intrepid) |
X
|
Descent: Ocean of Storms, Moon 3.20 S, 23.38 W
Ascent: Lunar impact,
3.94 S, 21.21 W
|
First precision landing on another world: ~180 m from Surveyor III |
| 7 |
Flew on Apollo 13 (Aquarius) |
X
|
Used as a lifeboat - destroyed during re-entry over Pacific Ocean |
. |
| 8 |
Flew on Apollo 14 (Antares) |
X
|
Descent: Fra Mauro, Moon 3.67 S, 17.47 W
Ascent: Lunar impact,
3.42 S, 19.67 W
|
. |
| 9 |
NOT USED |
|
KSC Visitors Complex, Kennedy Space Center, FL |
In Apollo/Saturn V Center |
| 10 |
Flew on Apollo 15 (Falcon) |
X
|
Descent: Hadley-Apennine, Moon 26.10 N, 3.65 E
Ascent: Lunar impact,
26.36 N, 0.25 E
|
First of J Class LM. Carried first Lunar Rover. |
| 11 |
Flew on Apollo 16 (Orion) |
X
|
Descent: Descartes, Moon 8.99 S, 15.51 E
Ascent: Lunar impact site unknown
|
Loss of attitude control made targeted impact impossible. |
| 12 |
Flew on Apollo 17 (Challenger) |
X
|
Descent: Taurus-Littrow, Moon 20.16 N, 30.76 E
Ascent: Lunar impact,
19.96 N, 30.50 E
|
.
|
| 13 |
Not used, mission canceled. |
|
Cradle of Aviation Museum,
Mitchell Field, Long Island, NY |
Restored for use in filming of HBO miniseries, "From the Earth to the Moon". |
| 14 |
Not used, mission canceled. |
|
Unknown |
. |
| 15 |
Not used, mission canceled. |
X
|
Scrapped |
. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Test Vehicles
|
| LTA-1 |
Unflown |
|
Cradle of Aviation Museum,
Mitchell Field, Long Island, NY |
. |
| LTA-2R |
Apollo 6 |
X
|
Destroyed on reentry |
. |
| LTA-3A |
Unflown |
|
Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center, Hutchinson, KS |
LTA-3A (ascent stage) Grumman stress test |
| LTA-3D |
Unflown |
|
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, PA |
LTA-3DR (descent stage) |
| LTA-5D |
Unflown |
|
NASA White Sands Test Facility, White Sands, NM |
. |
| LTA-8A |
Unflown |
|
Space Center Houston, Houston, TX |
Used in Astronaut training |
| LTA-10R |
Apollo 4 |
X
|
Destroyed on reentry |
. |
| MSC-16 |
Non-Flight |
|
Museum of Science & Industry, Chicago, IL |
Used in astronaut training at KSC. |
| TM-5 |
Non-flight |
|
North Carolina Museum of Life and Sciences, Durham, NC |
. |
| PA-1 |
Unflown |
|
NASA White Sands Test Facility, White Sands, NM |
Ascent stage |
|
Trainers
|
| LLRV-1 |
Lunar Lander Research Vehicle |
X
|
Destroyed |
Lost May 6, 1968, when Neil Armstrong safely ejected after vehicle malfunction |
| LLRV-2 |
Lunar Lander Research Vehicle |
|
Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards AFB, CA |
Not accessible to public viewing |
| LLTV-1 |
Lunar Lander Training Vehicle |
X
|
Destroyed |
Lost December 8, 1968 when Joe Algranti safely ejected after vehicle malfunction |
| LLTV-2 |
Lunar Lander Training Vehicle |
X
|
Destroyed |
Lost January 29, 1971 when Stuart M. Present ejected safely |
| LLTV-3 |
Lunar Lander Training Vehicle |
|
Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX |
In Bldg. 2 atrium. Not accessible to public viewing |
| LEMS |
Lunar Excursion Module Simulator |
 |
Virginia Air & Space Center, Hampton, VA |
Used at Langley Research Center |
|
Simulators
|
| . |
LM Trainer |
|
KSC Visitors Complex, Kennedy Space Center FL |
Used on KC-135 weightless training aircraft |
| . |
LM Trainer |
|
US Space & Rocket Center, Huntsville, AL |
. |
| . |
LM Simulator |
|
Cradle of Aviation Museum,
Mitchell Field, Long Island, NY |
. |
|
Models
|
| Model |
Custom Built |
|
Evergreen Aviation Museum, McMinnville, Oregon |
. |
| Model. |
. |
|
Intrepid Sea*Air*Space Museum, New York, NY |
Model of Intrepid (Apollo 12) |
| Model |
Grumman Mockup |
|
Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center, Hutchinson, KS |
Used by NBC News in Apollo coverage. (Temporarily removed to be used in new IMAX 3-D film "Magnificent Desolation") |
| Model |
. |
|
Kirkpatrick Science and Air Space Museum, Oklahoma City, OK |
Home made full size model |
| Model |
Movie Prop |
|
Science Museum, London, England |
Featured in 'Diamonds are Forever' |
| Simulator |
Low Fidelity Mock-up |
|
Stennis Space Center, Port St. Louis, MS |
At Welcome Center on I-10 |
| LM-7 1/2 |
Grumman Model |
|
Reported somewhere in Japan - Possibly at Space World |
Built in 1976 by Grumman out of the old CBS mockup and used by the Japanese for the 1976 Space Exposition. |
| Model |
Cabin Interior |
|
Space Center Houston, Houston, TX |
|
| MSFC 76545 |
High Fidelity Mock-up |
|
US Space & Rocket Center, Huntsville, AL |
Descent Stage- Engineering test model, Ascent Stage - Fabricated |
| Simulator |
Low Fidelity Mock-up |
|
US Space & Rocket Center, Huntsville, AL |
In Rocket Park |
