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Topic: A-B Emblem patches for missions never flown

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Message to Edit: HTML is ON UBB Code is ON Smilies Legend	Originally posted by Ben on 03-31-2006 09:07 PM Looks like July 17 was the original STS-85 launch date, so whether they had their patches to look at yet is not a sure thing, but likely I would guess. [QUOTE]Originally posted by Ben: [b]ISS Expedition 6[/b][/QUOTE] I own Expedition 6 patches with Don Thomas' name in their original A-B Emblem package. They had stacks of them at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex space shop even a year after the launch. You can tell the A-B version for Expedition 6 most easily as the ISS is in gold thread. [QUOTE]Originally posted by Ben: [b]STS-51D/STS-51G[/b][/QUOTE] I was just watching the STS-51D crew presentation from post flight. They start off like all the rest showing their patch, and commander Bobko says, showing the art before the video begins: <BLOCKQUOTE>[i]Of course here is our patch. it was the fourth try at a patch since our mission had been changed so many times.[/i]</BLOCKQUOTE> This does not mean there are four cloth versions but does imply four patch designs were made. I have only seen three... does anyone know what the fourth might be?
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