Published March 11, 2011
For more than 40 years, the twin crawler-transporters that first carried all the Apollo Saturn V rockets to the launch pad have borne every space shuttle on the last Earth-bound leg of their journeys to space.
| Story | Date Posted |
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| Endeavour poised on launch pad for April 19 liftoff | Photos | Video | March 11, 2011 |
Raw video: Shuttle lift off 
Retiring the shuttle: Bruce McCandless 
Retiring the shuttle: Gene Cernan 
Retiring the shuttle: Al Worden 
Retiring the shuttle: Jim Lovell 
Retiring the shuttle: Dick Gordon 
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