It’s still there when McCoy bolts from the bridge, but it’s gone when she beams down to the planet, however now she has a black waist belt.

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Like a mourning band? Had the actress lost someone?
Different filming days?
Harvey and Maurice have left the board. @Christopher is still around.I don’t know. This might be a mystery that TrekBBS members Harvey, Maurice or Christopher might be able to solve.![]()
Harvey and Maurice have left the board. @Christopher is still around.
Maurice's Fact Trek and Star Trek Fact Check websites is still up and running.Bummer. Those gentlemen were Trek Scholars.
“City On The Edge Of Forever”
Something I can’t figure out…Uhura is wearing a black ‘arm band’ near the braid on the left hand sleeve of her Starfleet uniform.
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In the next episode, Operation - Annihilate!, she wearing a black equipment belt on the bridge. I think the idea that it is for her ear piece makes sense since they don't have pockets.I think it was a holster for her radio earpiece. Like they were trying something and decided not to stick with it. That's my best theory.
Klingons are REALLY good at multitasking.It’s the same Klingon. Kang only had 4 men beam down with him. 2 are holding Chekov down. 2 are holding Kirk. That leaves the same dude standing behind McCoy and holding Kirk at the same time![]()
It was one of Roddenberry's odd ideas. He thought there wouldn't be the need for pockets or clothing fasteners (zippers, buttons, etc.) in the future. Thus, they had to have the velcro belts for phasers and communicators.Why no pockets? Are they a relic of the past? I can definitely understand the value of having removable pieces of a uniform in case of an emergency, such as a belt which can become a tourniquet/sling/bandage if needed, or sleeves that can tear off if they get caught in something dangerous.
I agree about the fasteners, but it made it difficult for the 20th Century costumers.I suppose it's not that odd if the fabric can open and fasten when you pull it apart and close it again. Like gel or something.
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