File:EFT-1 Orion stack.jpg

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DescriptionEFT-1 Orion stack.jpg	English: The Orion Stack, consisting of the Launch Abort System, the Crew Module, and the Service Module measures over 80 ft tall. The Orion is stacked and ready to roll to the pad.
Date	10 November 2014, 11:59:47
Source	https://www.flickr.com/photos/nasaorion/15573978788/
Author	NASA

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Orion (spacecraft)

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