Apollo 16 LM simulator – training used checklist 2-7

Rare Apollo 16 LM Simulator Checklist

From the Personal Collection of Apollo 16 Lunar Module Pilot Charlie Duke
Used in Training 

A truly remarkable piece of Apollo history, this 8x6-inch Lunar Module (LM) simulator checklist was personally used by Apollo 16 Lunar Module Pilot Charlie Duke during his training. Directly sourced from Duke’s own collection, this rare checklist is an authentic training artifact from the mission that landed astronauts on the Moon in April 1972.

Key Features:

• Original LM simulator checklist (pages 2-7) used extensively by Charlie Duke during pre-flight training

• Dimensions: 8 x 6 inches, a perfect size for display or archival preservation

• Comes with our COA with further details and references to Duke's collection.

Historical Significance:

Charlie Duke served as the Lunar Module Pilot on Apollo 16, the fifth mission to successfully land humans on the Moon and one of NASA’s most scientifically productive lunar expeditions. This checklist was a vital tool in the simulator that helped Duke and commander John Young prepare for the complexities and challenges of piloting the LM in lunar orbit and on the Moon’s surface.

Why This Artifact Is Unique

• Directly connected to one of NASA’s iconic Apollo astronauts and the historic Apollo 16 mission

• Offers a rare, tangible link to astronaut training—far beyond typical mission memorabilia

• Perfect for space history enthusiasts, autograph collectors, and museums

Own a Piece of Lunar Legacy

This Apollo 16 LM simulator checklist from Charlie Duke’s personal collection is more than just a document—it’s a window into the meticulous training and preparation that made lunar exploration possible. It stands as a unique and highly desirable artifact for anyone passionate about the Apollo program and human spaceflight history.