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The Kennedy Space Center (KSC) and its surrounding contractor campuses were not the sterile, futuristic utopias of propaganda films. They were massive, sprawling industrial sites, a “space-age company town” on the Florida coast. The workforce that assembled, tested, and launched the Apollo spacecraft was not comprised solely of white-shirted engineers with slide rules; it was a multi-tiered, unionized, and often discontented industrial labor force Image by Josh Hallett