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{{bginfo|These Vulcan badges were [[3D printing|3D printed]] and hand painted in Toronto, Canada. ("Star Trek Exhibition" at {{DIS|Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum}} screening, Millbank Tower, London, UK, {{d|5|November|2017}}) One of each type of these badges was featured at ''{{dis|Star Trek: The Exhibition|Blackpool}}'' in Blackpool, UK, and are now on a world tour, first shown at a screening of the episode {{e|Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum}} at London's Millbank Tower on 5 November 2017. There, a placard describing the exhibit referred to them as "Vulcan IDIC badge and pendant".}} |
{{bginfo|These Vulcan badges were [[3D printing|3D printed]] and hand painted in Toronto, Canada. ("Star Trek Exhibition" at {{DIS|Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum}} screening, Millbank Tower, London, UK, {{d|5|November|2017}}) One of each type of these badges was featured at ''{{dis|Star Trek: The Exhibition|Blackpool}}'' in Blackpool, UK, and are now on a world tour, first shown at a screening of the episode {{e|Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum}} at London's Millbank Tower on 5 November 2017. There, a placard describing the exhibit referred to them as "Vulcan IDIC badge and pendant".}} |
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Revision as of 17:11, 25 February 2020
A badge was an insignia which could be a symbol of authority, responsibility, or membership of an organization. (DS9: "Trials and Tribble-ations")
The badge worn by many generations of Starfleet personnel was shaped like an arrowhead. Like the uniform, it showed the division in which one was serving. In the 24th century, this badge was integrated with the communicator to become the combadge. (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint", et al.)
In the mid-23rd century, two types of distinctive Vulcan badges, including the IDIC, were worn by graduates of the Vulcan Science Academy on their graduation day. One of these badges was worn on the left breast of a white cloak and the other, the IDIC, was worn near the neck, clasping the front of the cloak together. (DIS: "Lethe")