English: One of the crew armrests from the Apollo Lunar Module "Snoopy". Apollo 10 mission commander Thomas P. Stafford took this armrest with him before leaving "Snoopy" behind. The astronauts had to fly the Lunar Module while standing up in zero gravity, since to save weight it had no seats. One of these fold-out armrests was on either side of each crew member's position, and the astronauts used them to stabilize their arms when operating their hand controllers; the armrests also helped keep their bodies in place. Displayed at the Stafford Air & Space Museum, Weatherford, Oklahoma, U.S. The museum was named for Stafford, a native of Weatherford.