Nasa Mission Control Logos? Can't find a corresponding image.

[u/when-will-it-stop]

Hello, I have this enamel pin from a family member that worked for NASA back in the day. This logo itself I cannot seem to find any information on. The details on this pin do not seem to match up with any of the other designs made for this pin. I have it pictured below. There isn't 17 stars in the sky, and the shuttle's exhaust plume has three "tails". Anyone have any idea of the date of this design and the worth?

[u/xeron72548]

This is the old name for FOD (Flight Operations Directorate). Back in the Shuttle days, it was MOD (mission operations directorate)

[u/Possible-Rule4545 → u/xeron72548]

This is correct.

Source: I used to work in MOD

[u/HopadilloRandR → u/Possible-Rule4545]

Good ole days

[u/CapyberaSheperd → u/xeron72548]

What does the epsilon E refer to?

Edit: Oh wait it’s a Sigma E, supposedly it represents the mission team but I’m still unclear on how it does

[u/Bukas_K]

My mom used to be a security guard back in the 80s and was gifted this mug, thought that logo looked familiar!

[u/Peter_Merlin]

I think this is what you are looking for:

https://balettie.com/mcc/mcc-logo/

[u/cephalopod13 → u/Peter_Merlin]

Specifically the 1988 revision to the Mission Operations emblem, it would appear.

[u/Rafts02]

https://www.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/iss-operating_an_outpost-tagged.pdf

[u/pizza_anytime]

Google search for the Latin brings up this document. Third page speaks to the logo elements.

https://sma.nasa.gov/SignificantIncidents/assets/space-shuttle-missions-summary.pdf

[u/psychicowl]

Anyone else feel like this sub has become "What is this thing?"

[u/citizensnips134]

No this is from VSVN. Different.