Identify this NASA Flashlight 1967 Apollo 1 Fire

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Identify this NASA Flashlight 1967 Apollo 1 Fire

Used by Engineers to go over chard equipment from inside the command module laid out on tables.

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To The Moon - From Dream to Reality @43:06

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[wayben]

They look like standard Fulton or Bright Star Military flashlights. Vietnam era, pre right-angle head.

 

[lampeDépêche]

"Used by Engineers to go over chard equipment"

Could have been worse. Could have been kale.

 

[GMT2330]

My guess is Fulton MX-993/U or the equivalent model from the 1960s.
I think the right angle model is MX-991/U.

 

[knucklegary]

Available at Walmart but sold by 3rd party...
Funny link..

Robot or human?

Edit: Not sure it's a Fulton held by NASA worker. Where is the sliding side switch, and what's that black oring around head. Looks like possibly a twisty on/off 🤔

 

[GMT2330]

I think I can see a metal/silver coloured switch in the video. It's more noticeable on the lights on the left and right of the screen. The guy in the middle is maybe holding the flashlight with the switch away from the camera.
Also there appears to be some sort of folding loop on the base of the tailcap which looks like the Fulton.

On the other hand though, I can't find any pictures of a Fulton without a black painted switch.