Crest on the chest, the whole yard on the back. The NRMD monogram rides small on the left — stacked over the line Groton, CT · Radiological Controls, a magenta radiation trefoil set into the letters. Turn around for the full call: a full-color yard badge, the boat moored at the Groton waterfront under the cranes, ringed by radiation trefoils and Groton, CT. The glow and full color are why it's printed — direct-to-film transfer holds that detail where thread can't. The blank carries it: heavyweight 5.0–5.3 oz cotton, open-end yarn and tubular knit, taped neck and shoulders, double-stitched hems. Trends are temporary; construction isn't. Specifications: • Full-color NRMD docked-submarine yard badge (back) + NRMD monogram, Groton · Radiological Controls (left chest) — direct-to-film print • 100% cotton (Sport Grey 90/10; Ash Grey 99/1; Heather 50/50) • Fabric weight: 5.0–5.3 oz./yd² (170–180 g/m²) • Open-end yarn, tubular construction • Taped neck and shoulders • Double-stitched sleeves and bottom hem ▸ SGT. SURVEY // Boat's in, readings are clean, monogram's earned. Cleared.