Apollo Lunar Module
Lunar modules produced

Apollo Lunar Module

Section Title: Lunar modules produced
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Serial number	Name	Use	Launch date	Location	Image

LTA-1	Unflown	Cradle of Aviation Museum

LTA-2R	Apollo 6	April 4, 1968	Reentered Earth's atmosphere	-

LTA-3A	Unflown	Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center

LTA-3DR	Unflown descent stage	Franklin Institute

LTA-5D	Unflown	NASA White Sands Test Facility

LTA-8A	Lunar Module Test Article no.8	Thermal-vacuum tests	Ground tests in 1968	Space Center Houston	-

LTA-10R	Apollo 4	November 9, 1967	Reentered Earth's atmosphere

MSC-16	Non-flight ascent stage	Museum of Science & Industry

TM-5	Non-flight	Museum of Life and Science

PA-1	Unflown	White Sands Test Facility

LM-1	Apollo 5	January 22, 1968	Reentered Earth's atmosphere	-

LM-2	Intended for second unmanned flight, used instead for ground testing. Landing gear added for drop testing.	On display at the National Air and Space Museum, Washington, DC	LunarLander.JPG

LM-3	Spider	Apollo 9	March 3, 1969	Descent and ascent stages reentered Earth's atmosphere separately	-

LM-4	Snoopy	Apollo 10	May 18, 1969	Descent stage hit Moon, ascent stage in heliocentric orbit. Snoopy is the only surviving flown LM ascent stage.	-

LM-5	Eagle	Apollo 11	July 16, 1969	Descent stage on lunar surface in Sea of Tranquility, ascent stage left in lunar orbit (orbit decayed: impact location on Moon unknown)	-

LM-6	Intrepid	Apollo 12	November 14, 1969	Descent stage on lunar surface at Ocean of Storms, ascent stage deliberately crashed into Moon	-

LM-7	Aquarius	Apollo 13	April 11, 1970	Reentered Earth's atmosphere	-

LM-8	Antares	Apollo 14	January 31, 1971	Descent stage on lunar surface at Frau Mauro, ascent stage deliberately crashed into Moon	-

LM-9	Not flown, intended as Apollo 15, last H-class mission	On display at the Kennedy Space Center (Apollo/Saturn V Center)	-

LM-10	Falcon	Apollo 15, first ELM	July 26, 1971	Descent stage on lunar surface at Hadley-Appenine, ascent stage deliberately crashed into Moon	-

LM-11	Orion	Apollo 16	April 16, 1972	Descent stage on lunar surface at Descartes Highlands, ascent stage left in lunar orbit, crashed on Moon	-

LM-12	Challenger	Apollo 17	December 7, 1972	Descent stage on lunar surface at Taurus-Littrow, ascent stage deliberately crashed into Moon	-

LM-13	Not flown, intended as Apollo 18	Partially completed by Grumman, restored and on display at Cradle of Aviation Museum, Long Island, New York. Also used during 1998 miniseries From the Earth to the Moon.

LM-14	Not flown, intended as Apollo 19	Incomplete

LM-15	Not flown	Scrapped

* For the location of LMs left on the Lunar surface, see list of man-made objects on the Moon.

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Apollo 10 was launched on May 18, 1969, using LM-4.

final_sentence: Apollo 10 was launched on May 18, 1969, using LM-4.