
Here's the intro to the NASA Visitor Information Center and Kennedy Space Center portion of the tour:

What follows is a multi-page review of what you'll see, designated as 'tour points,' with small pictures accompanying some of them. The highlight is this nice picture at the end of that section:

And here are the maps of the area:

Finally, an introduction to the Air Force Eastern Test Range, the Department of Defense part of the tour (with highlights in the pages afterwards, called 'check points' this time):

Rust in peace, Polaris...
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