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Description	NASA's second Administrator, James E. Webb (at center above), and George M. Low (right above) of NASA Headquarters receive a model of General Electric's proposed vehicle for the 1960-61 Apollo circumlunar spacecraft feasibility study
Date	May 1961
Source	NASA
Author	NASA: Chariots For Apollo

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2014-10-14 16:10:09	525× 409×	JustinTime55	NASA's second Administrator, James E. Webb (at center above), and George M. Low (right above) of NASA Headquarters receive a model of General Electric's proposed vehicle for the 1960-61 Apollo circumlunar spacecraft feasibility study Date: May 1961