LEM
lunar excursion module

Lem was going to have to put a stop to their investigation.

Lem wanted to get out of there, away from the forest.

Once they get Lem in the hospital, no telling what they'll find out.

Lem started the car, but Walt would not give up.

Lem felt as if he were on a giant stage set.

The man called Lem was standing with one hand on the wheel.

Lem told him not to worry and took the Fifth.

I am marching with the army to the city of Lem.

Miles could probably have picked Lem out of the crowd in turn with a moment's study.

Lem followed him outside, to a patrol car in front of the house.

You will see the ghost city of Lem in the distance.

"I heard about that, but it had nothing to do with my agency," Lem said.

Now, when Lem asked for their attention, they immediately fell silent.

Lem parked at the end of the street, past the crime scene.

God, Lem thought, let it be dead, please, give me that much of a break.

She could see that Lem was going to have the worst of the mess on his hands.

Lem searched for the words to convey what he felt.

"If Lem had wanted to be located, he could have stayed here."

Uncle Lem popped his eyes wide open for just a second.

According to the quartermaster we only have enough food to bring us to Lem.

"Lem was the perfect guy for the job at the time," Randolph said.

Lem was dismayed to see that the press had already arrived.

Lem climbed the steps and knocked on the front door.

"I heard," said Lem, the big soldier with the deep voice.

I could have killed you too, only Lem took my knife."

He became manager of the Lunar Excursion Module program in 1962.

Does the term "Lunar Excursion Module" come to mind?

It was also the name of the Apollo 11 Lunar Excursion Module.

Inside the pressurized Lunar Excursion Module, you would hear the instrument just fine.

"The lower stage of the Lunar Excursion Module, Eagle," she recited.

Hammered out through years of experimentation, the approved design was named the lunar excursion module, or LEM.

The company had secured a $2 billion contract to build the Lunar Excursion module to land the first astronauts on the Moon.

That means that there would be no way to discern the Lunar Excursion Module or any of the other equipment left on the moon.

He worked on the Lunar Excursion Module and the F-14 during his 35-year career with Grumman.

Look around, and you'll also see a model of the original Lunar Excursion Module and the first manned starship."

The three landing legs and pads came from, of all things, a model of the old Apollo Lunar Excursion Module.

Diving these sites, one feels like the Apollo Lunar Excursion Module descending onto the surface of the moon.

It was the same year the Apollo 11 astronauts landed on the moon in the Lunar Excursion Module, more commonly called the Bug.

Edwin E. Aldrin, Lunar Excursion Module pilot.

Grumman was also prominent in the US space program, being the producer of the Apollo Lunar Excursion Module.

He later played a lead role in the design of the Grumman F-14 Tomcat and the Lunar Excursion Module.

Since only the upper stages of the lunar excursion modules could return to lunar orbit from the surface, the vehicles, along with the lower stages were abandoned.

Actually the clean room hasn't been kept spotless since the days when Grumman employees worked in it on the LEM, the Lunar Excursion Module.

The foil strips were part of the Mylar outer skin from the Lunar Excursion Module, Ms. Healy said.

The structure was used to facilitate "flying" a full-scale Lunar Excursion Module Simulator (LEMS).

Therefore design proceeded without a means of docking the Command Module to a Lunar Excursion Module (LEM).

Ullage is often a secondary function of the reaction control system such as on the Apollo Lunar Excursion Module (LEM).

For more than five decades it was Long Island's largest employer, making jet fighters for the Navy and building the Apollo lunar excursion module, which landed astronauts on the moon.

During this period he coordinated activities for the Lunar Excursion Module (L.E.M.) and was the Night Director for F-14 Tomcat production.

Snoopy was the official mascot of NASA, and in 1969 NASA's lunar excursion module on the Apollo 11 mission was called Snoopy.