L NAVIGATION OFFICER: Star-chart cluster orange on brass. SCIENCE OFFICER: Molecular cluster blue on brass. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: Horizontal bars red on brass. Also displayed on Company issue belt buckles (optional). Display one on each collar, or alternatively, one on left breast above Weylan-Yutani wings. Designed by Ron CobbīADGES: Worn by all crew members. Note: Issuance discontinued, but remains acceptable to Company. Wear restricted to personnel transferred from U.K. UK-7 patch: Issued to all active members of the Third World Empire Space Fleet, Military and Commercial, to commemorate the establishment of U.K. Display over heart, under Weylan-Yutani wings.

Space Fleet, Military and Commercial, to commemorate the 300th anniversary of United States Independence. AMERICAN TRICENTENNIAL patch: Issued to all active members of the U.S. WEYLAN-YUTANI WINGS small format patch: Black and red version to be worn by all crew performing medical functions, displayed on left breast above heart on surgical gowns and scrubs.

May be used in place of (C,D,E) above when necessary. WEYLAN-YUTANI WINGS small format patch: Dark green and white Company logo to be worn by all crew members, displayed on the left breast above heart on all inner-wear and casual dress. Light blue version of Company logo to be worn by Officers, displayed on left breast over heart on all uniforms. Note: This patch replaces older braided version formerly issued. Silver version of Company logo to be worn by Executive Officer, displayed on left breast over heart on all uniforms. Gold version of Company logo to be worn by Captain, displayed on left breast over heart on all uniforms. NOSTROMO patch with dark blue background: May be used in place of (A) optionally.

flight jackets, jumpsuits, and on at least one shoulder (right side required) of inner-wear and casual dress i.e. NOSTROMO patch with grey background: All crew members must display on both shoulders of outerwear and functional uniforms i.e. Authorized Nostromo Crew Insignia and Their Official UsageĪ.

Nostromo 1904