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-<center><font size="+2" color="#D4AF37">'''Gold Fleet Unit Patches and Other Artwork'''</font></center>
+<center><font size="+2" color="#D4AF37">Gold Fleet Unit Patches and Other Artwork</font></center>
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 <center>[[Image:Krima_patch_wht.png]]</center>
-''the shoulder flash for KRIMAXFOR personnel.''
+''The shoulder flash for KRIMAXFOR personnel.''
 ===USS ''Circe''===
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 ''The unit patch of the USS ''Circe''.  Based upon the ship's official coat of arms.''
-===Deep Space 13===
-<center>[[Image:Ds13_patch.png]]</center>
+===USS ''Valhalla''===
+<center>[[Image:Valhalla_patch_wht.png]]</center>
+''The unit patch for ''Valhalla''.
-''The unit patch for the space station Deep Space 13.  Note that there are precisely 13 stars in the patch's design.''
 ==Scimitar Expeditionary Force==
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 <center>[[Image:Orestes_patch_wht.png]]</center>
-''Draft of the new unit patch for Orestes Station.  Incorporated into this design was the star Orestes, the planet Orestes Prime (where Orestes Station is located), and the wormhole over which the station guards.''
+''Draft of the new unit patch for Orestes Station.''
-===USS ''Daedalus''===
-<center>[[Image:Daedalus_patch_wht.png]]</center>
-''The unit patch for officers and crew of the USS ''Daedalus''.  Note the use of bird-like wings in the flash's artwork, appropriate for any ship named after the mythic Greek inventor.''
-===USS ''Odysseus''===
-<center>[[Image:Odysseus_patch_wht.png]]</center>
-''The new unit patch for officers and crew of the USS ''Odysseus''.  The scene depicts the Greek epic hero Odysseus's struggle against the deadly Sirens.''
 ==Credits==
 These patches were created by Scott Lusby and Edward Bell.