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| − | '''Starfleet uniforms''' of the [[2230s]] were designed as tight fitting body suits with black piping running across the yoke. A [[Starfleet]] insignia was worn on the upper left breast pocket. There were at least three division colors |
+ | '''Starfleet uniforms''' of the [[2230s]] were designed as tight fitting body suits with black piping running across the yoke. A [[Starfleet]] insignia was worn on the upper left breast pocket. There were at least three division colors: blue for command division, a goldish green, presumably engineering and security and a pearl grey, which is presumably non-medical sciences. Medical staff also had a white uniform and a sterile plastic film over it. |
These uniforms had variants for non-Humanoid personnel, e.g. [[Alnschloss K'Bentayr]] ({{film|11}}) |
These uniforms had variants for non-Humanoid personnel, e.g. [[Alnschloss K'Bentayr]] ({{film|11}}) |
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Revision as of 19:45, 17 December 2009
George Kirk in a uniform of this era
Starfleet uniforms of the 2230s were designed as tight fitting body suits with black piping running across the yoke. A Starfleet insignia was worn on the upper left breast pocket. There were at least three division colors: blue for command division, a goldish green, presumably engineering and security and a pearl grey, which is presumably non-medical sciences. Medical staff also had a white uniform and a sterile plastic film over it.
These uniforms had variants for non-Humanoid personnel, e.g. Alnschloss K'Bentayr (Star Trek)
Ranks
| No insignia (Enlisted ranks) |
Lieutenant insignia Lieutenant |
Lieutenant Commander insignia Lieutenant Commander |
Captain insignia Captain |
Background
- Michael Kaplan designed the 2230s Starfleet uniforms.
- The design and look of the uniforms was inspired by science fiction movies of the 1950s. (Star Trek Magazine issue 146)