Rank 60 documents Apollo 7 — the first crewed Apollo flight after the Apollo 1 tragedy and the shakedown cruise that proved Block II Command and Service Module hardware ready for lunar missions. Wally Schirra, Donn Eisele, and Walt Cunningham launched on Saturn IB AS-205 from LC-34 on 11 October 1968, completing 163 orbits across nearly eleven days — the longest US crewed flight to that date. The mission exercised rendezvous with the S-IVB stage, tested the unified hatch redesign, and broadcast the first live television from a US spacecraft. Wallimilist renders the ascending Block II CSM hero, arched viewport frame, gold orbital arc, and APOLLO 7 display typography exactly as the master PNG dictates — Post-Apollo 1 kicker, LAUNCHED 11 OCT 1968 FROM LC-34 footer, and curator copy on the flight that reopened America's path to the Moon.