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SBIRS GEO-1 Space Based Infrared System USAF Space Force Challenge Coin Lockheed
USAF / US Space Force SBIRS GEO-1 Satellite Mission Challenge Coin. This beautiful, high-relief enamel coin is a premium piece of military aerospace memorabilia, perfect for collectors of space, USAF, USSF, and defense contractor history. Coin Details & Design Features. Obverse Side A – Ref: 1000005962. Jpg: Features a striking, multi-colored layout with a bald eagle, an orbiting spacecraft over Earth, a compass rose, and the markings. “SPACE BASED INFRARED SYSTEM”. “GEO-1″ & “SEMPER VIGILANS”. Contractor & Squadron insignias including LMSSC (Lockheed Martin), SMC/IS, Aerospace, NGES (Northrop Grumman), AFSPC, US Air Force, 460 SW, and 451 SW. Reverse Side B – Ref: 1000005963. Jpg: Features a high-contrast black and gold enamel rendering of the SBIRS satellite in orbit alongside the logos for Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and The Aerospace Corporation. The outer red border features the proud mission statement. “PROMOTING UNPRECEDENTED GLOBAL, PERSISTENT, INFRARED SURVEILLANCE CAPABILITIES TO OUR WARFIGHTERS AND THE NATION”. No scratches, tone fading, or edge wear. Please see the attached photos 1000005962. Jpg for the exact item you will receive. Securely packaged in a padded bubble mailer with stiff cardboard tracking to ensure it arrives safely.
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USAF Boeing OTV-6 USSF-7 Mission VI X-37B Space Flown Material Challenge Coin
This official USAF/Boeing OTV-6 (USSF-7) Mission VI Challenge Coin contains authentic space-flown material from the X-37B, an unmanned orbital test vehicle shrouded in secrecy and advanced military research. Launched on May 17, 2020, aboard an Atlas V rocket, the X-37B orbited Earth for 908 days before returning in November 2022-making this the longest mission to date for the program. This commemorative coin was created in extremely limited numbers to mark the mission’s record-setting achievements. It features the USSF-7 emblem on one side and detailed mission insignia on the reverse, with embedded flown material visible within the design. ? Mission: OTV-6 (USSF-7) – X-37B Orbital Flight Vehicle, launched May 17, 2020?? Return: November 12, 2022 – after 908 days in orbit?? Coin: Dual-sided, approx. 1.75 in diameter, includes embedded X-37B space-flown fragment?? Official Boeing/USAF release – not publicly available at launch. Perfect for fans of spy satellite lore, Atlas V launches, or ULA memorabilia. This set makes a striking addition to any aerospace, military intel, or launch patch/coin collection. ? From the patch bins of. Where vintage meets orbital velocity. ? Stored in a smoke-free environment. Feel free to reach out-I’m happy to help. Browse my shop for more unique listings. ? Browse all goods from SewManyPatches ยป. A rare opportunity to own a genuine piece of spaceflight history, perfect for collectors of military aerospace, covert missions, or space exploration memorabilia.
30th Space Wing Velkro Patch Air Force Vintage Military Uniform
Us Army Navy Air Force Marines U0026 Space Force Generals Reveals Us Military Readiness U0026 Challenges
Joint Defense Space Communications Station 1992-1999 + Woomera, Australia

POST COLD WAR + END OF AN ERA! NOT an Overseas Knockoff! I do not sell any lot/lots of Items! NO GLUE on back of patch. 100% Fully Embroidered Patch with Cut Edge. Unit emblem/patch certified by The Institute Of Heraldry (TIOH). Note#1: Attached is a color image for comparison purposes only, free on the NET! Note#2: The unit patch has not been worn on a USAF uniform for 25 years. Note#3: The 5th Space Warning Squadron became the 5th Joint Defense Space. Communications Squadron – JDSCS – Facility Nurrungar, derives from an aboriginal. Color Unit Patches came off the USAF utility uniforms during the late 1970s. After mid 1985 Color patches were worn only on Duty Flight Suites & Flight Jackets. Subdued unit patches started appearing on USAF utility uniforms during the early 1980s. In 2007 USAF prohibited unit patches on the Airman Battle Uniforms (ABU). As of 2018 the USAF has adopted the U. Army Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP). Uniform, authorizing subdued unit patches once again. Squadron was operational as the 5th Joint Defense Space Communications Squadron. Unit was stationed at Woomera, South Australia, Australia. Assigned to the 21st Space Wing/14th Air Force/Air Force Space Command (AFSPC). Unit Awards & Decorations. Earned Four Air Force Outstanding Unit Awards. 5th Space Warning Squadron, (5 SWS), was operational from 1982 & inactivated. 1992, was a missile warning unit. Award Seven Air Force Outstanding Unit Awards.