NASA 70-H-1613
Al Shepard (l.) and Ed Mitchell (r.) take part in geological training at Flagstaff, Arizona. On the left side of the picture is an earthbound version of the lunar Modular Equipment Transporter (MET) aka the "Rickshaw." The MET serves as a portable workbench with a place for lunar handtools and their carrier, 3 cameras, 2 sample container bags, a special environmental sample container, spare film magazines, and a Lunar Surface Penetrometer.
NASA 70-H-1613
Al Shepard (l.) and Ed Mitchell (r.) take part in geological training at Flagstaff, Arizona. On the left side of the picture is an earthbound version of the lunar Modular Equipment Transporter (MET) aka the "Rickshaw." The MET serves as a portable workbench with a place for lunar handtools and their carrier, 3 cameras, 2 sample container bags, a special environmental sample container, spare film magazines, and a Lunar Surface Penetrometer.