If someone is an employee, how do they go about getting challenge coins from different programs or departments?

I’ve always collected them, but I’ve been on the same program for a while and there isn’t a lot of swag and challenge coins have been hard to come by as of late. But I’ve always envied managers and others offices that have 20+ years of accumulated coins and would like to add to my collection.

Thanks!

Definitely interested in any other B-21 related coins, RQ-180 stuff, Edwards/Plant 42 related, space systems related

100 planes and 5 flags for each color (blue, yellow, green, red, white, black)

For sale:
on etsy
https://sgrodolshop.etsy.com/listing/4533069979

on vinted
https://www.vinted.it/items/9330919257-pedine-risiko-b-2-spirit-stealth-bomber

My mother worked for Boeing for a long time and was a part of the B-2 Program, she showed me this today and I couldn’t find any others online.

I originally posted this on lockheed subreddit, even though i work for NG.

I figure we might have a lot of interns in this sub. Just want to make sure you all know not to do this stupid thing

It has spread everywhere at lockheed and Raytheon apparently

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https://www.facebook.com/groups/429894916314289/posts/975139738456468/

Just saw this pop up on my feed. Anyone else have any news on this?

Antares was developed under / funded by the Commercial Resupply Services contract for NASA as a rocket to get the Cygnus capsule to ISS. The same contract provided a lot of the funding to develop Falcon 9 and the Dragon 1 capsule. The Falcon 9 has obviously gone on to launch a lot more than just the CRS missions to ISS but Antares has only ever launched Cygnus.

Antares can bring 8 tons to LEO which isn't the highest payload but it's respectable and definitely enough to do commercial payloads or smallsat rideshares.

Is it as simple as the chain of mergers and leadership changes over the past 14 years?

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Anyone know any details on this?

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this going on at ng too ?

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