Apollo 8 launches on the first crewed Saturn V
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Borman, Lovell and Anders lifted off from Launch Complex 39A on the first crewed flight of the Saturn V and the first human departure from Earth orbit.
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- Apollo 8concerns
- Saturn Vconcerns
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