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Every year, the members of Space Sim design a unique mission badge to commemerate the completion of the [[mission]], much like NASA does. These mission badges are usualy sewn onto the flight suits of the [[astronauts]] who accomplished the [[mission]]. There has been a tradition of keeping a copy of the year's mission badge in a glass case in the [[office]], although this case is easily broken. Though Spacesim has not made a mission badge for the last several years, they have revived the idea this year with great success. | Every year, the members of Space Sim design a unique mission badge to commemerate the completion of the [[mission]], much like NASA does. These mission badges are usualy sewn onto the flight suits of the [[astronauts]] who accomplished the [[mission]]. There has been a tradition of keeping a copy of the year's mission badge in a glass case in the [[office]], although this case is easily broken. Though Spacesim has not made a mission badge for the last several years, they have revived the idea this year with great success. | ||
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| + | ===Patch vs. Badge=== | ||
| + | Previously this was refered to as a ''Mission Patch'' but the [[2005-06]] year began refering to it as a ''Mission Badge.'' | ||
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Revision as of 12:25, 15 February 2006
Every year, the members of Space Sim design a unique mission badge to commemerate the completion of the mission, much like NASA does. These mission badges are usualy sewn onto the flight suits of the astronauts who accomplished the mission. There has been a tradition of keeping a copy of the year's mission badge in a glass case in the office, although this case is easily broken. Though Spacesim has not made a mission badge for the last several years, they have revived the idea this year with great success.
Patch vs. Badge
Previously this was refered to as a Mission Patch but the 2005-06 year began refering to it as a Mission Badge.
