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Official NASA ‘Saturn’ post-launch report for the Apollo 12 mission entitled “Saturn V Launch Vehicle Flight Evaluation Report AS-507, Apollo 12 Mission” (MPR-SAT-FE-70-1), approximately 234 pages, 8 x 10.5, prepared by the Saturn Flight Evaluation Working Group. The report contains 19 sections: Introduction; Event Times; Launch Operations; Trajectory; S-IC Propulsion; S-II Propulsion; S-IVB Propulsion; Hydraulic Systems; Structures; Guidance and Navigation; Control and Separation; Electrical Networks and Emergency Detection System; Triggered Lightning Phenomenon; Vehicle Pressure and Acoustic Environment; Vehicle Thermal Environment; Environmental Control Systems; Data Systems; Mass Characteristics; Mission Objectives Accomplishment; and Spacecraft Summary.
The opening abstract reads: “Saturn V AS-507 (Apollo 12 Mission) was launched at 11:22:00.00 Eastern Standard Time on November 14, 1969, from Kennedy Space Center, Complex 39, Pad A. The vehicle lifted off on schedule on a launch azimuth of 90 degrees east of north and rolled to a flight azimuth of 72.029 degrees east of north. The launch vehicle successfully placed the manned spacecraft in the planned translunar injection coast mode. The Mandatory and Desirable Objectives of this mission were accomplished with the exception of inserting the S-IVB/IU into a slingshot trajectory on the first pass of the moon. No failures, anomalies, or deviations occurred that seriously affected the flight or mission.” In very good to fine condition, with noticeable creasing to the front cover.
