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The 17 pages that link to Saturn V, each with the reason it gives.

• Apollo programRelated: Its heavy-lift capability launched the complete Apollo lunar mission stack.

• Space RaceBroader topic: Its lifting capacity made crewed lunar missions technically possible.

• Apollo 11Related: It lifted Apollo 11’s spacecraft and crew off Earth on July 16, 1969.

• Wernher von BraunBroader topic: Von Braun’s Marshall Space Flight Center team directed its development.

• Apollo command and service moduleRelated: It launched the spacecraft on crewed lunar missions.

• Apollo 13Related: It carried Apollo 13 from Earth into its translunar trajectory.

• Alan ShepardRelated: It sent Shepard and his Apollo 14 crewmates on their lunar journey.

• Apollo 8Related: Its third stage sent Apollo 8 out of Earth orbit toward the Moon.

• Apollo 17Related: Saturn V launched Apollo 17 from Kennedy Space Center.

• Launch vehicleBroader topic: It became a defining example of a launch vehicle built for crewed lunar missions.

• Operation PaperclipBroader topic: Von Braun’s team applied expertise shaped partly by German wartime rocketry to its development.

• Liquid hydrogenBroader topic: Its upper stages burned liquid hydrogen with liquid oxygen for high-efficiency propulsion.

• SkylabRelated: Its final launch placed the station in orbit in May 1973.

• Apollo 16Related: It launched Apollo 16 from Kennedy Space Center.

• Rocket stagingBroader topic: Its three powered stages illustrate a classic sequential ascent design.

• Multistage rocketBroader topic: Its three sequential stages demonstrate staging on a crewed lunar mission.

• History of RocketsBroader topic: It represents the peak of expendable launch-vehicle development during the Apollo era.