Which side of the LM was Armstrong on?

[cos]

I was looking at a VR presentation of the Apolo 11 landing. It was quite impressive. You were in Buzz Aldrin's seat and could see everything from his perspective. The only thing was that Armstrong was on my right and I think the commander had the left hand seat. I might be wrong. Anyone know?

[smartcooky]

I was looking at a VR presentation of the Apolo 11 landing. It was quite impressive. You were in Buzz Aldrin's seat and could see everything from his perspective. The only thing was that Armstrong was on my right and I think the commander had the left hand seat. I might be wrong. Anyone know?

Armstrong (Mission Commander) stood in the Captain's position on the left (if the LM had seats, he would have been flying "Left Seat").
Buzz Aldrin (LM Pilot) was on the right, in the co-pilot's position.

[Bryanpoprobson]

The LPD was also etched on the Window on the left which also tells you it was the commanders position.

[smartcooky]

The LPD was also etched on the Window on the left which also tells you it was the commanders position.

Yes.

Here is a very good Apollo 12 graphic description and simulation from the EagleLander3D game visually showing the LPD and how it worked.

[Obviousman]

It was an amazingly simple device... for the crew.