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![308th Missile Maintenance Squadron
[i]From Greg Ogletree:[/i] This is the 17-star version. There's an earlier, 18-star subdued disc that was used prior to the missile explosion in the silo near Damascus, Arkansas. Since the stars represented the 18 silos in the 308 SMW, someone thought it was inappropriate to keep wearing the 18-star version after the silo blew up (it wasn't rebuilt), so they created this version. It was worn until the wing was inactivated.
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[i]From Greg Ogletree:[/i] This is the 17-star version. There's an earlier, 18-star subdued disc that was used prior to the missile explosion in the silo near Damascus, Arkansas. Since the stars represented the 18 silos in the 308 SMW, someone thought it was inappropriate to keep wearing the 18-star version after the silo blew up (it wasn't rebuilt), so they created this version. It was worn until the wing was inactivated.
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