These are the original HERO Dogtags worn by Casper Van Dien his role as the hero Johnny Rico.  Unlike "B"-grade dogtags, these have an actual holographic barcode on each tag, rather than a less detailed holographic sticker with three black lines.  There were only 4 sets of HERO dogtags made, and they were reserved for the main principle characters - Rico, Ace, Dizzy and Carmen.  All other actors wore "B"-grade dogtags.

These are the original HERO Dogtags worn by Denise Richards in her role as Carmen Ibanez.  Unlike "B"-grade dogtags, these have an actual holographic barcode on each tag, rather than a less detailed holographic sticker with three black lines.  There were only 4 sets of HERO dogtags made, and they were reserved for the main principle characters - Rico, Ace, Dizzy and Carmen.  All other actors wore "B"-grade dogtags.

These are the original HERO Dogtags worn by Dina Meyer in her role as Dizzy Flores.  Unlike "B"-grade dogtags, these have an actual holographic barcode on each tag, rather than a less detailed holographic sticker with three black lines.  There were only 4 sets of HERO dogtags made, and they were reserved for the main principle characters - Rico, Ace, Dizzy and Carmen.  All other actors wore "B"-grade dogtags.

These are the original HERO Dogtags worn by Jake Busey in his role as Ace Levy.  Unlike "B"-grade dogtags, these have an actual holographic barcode on each tag, rather than a less detailed holographic sticker with three black lines.  There were only 4 sets of HERO dogtags made, and they were reserved for the main principle characters - Rico, Ace, Dizzy and Carmen.  All other actors wore "B"-grade dogtags.

This is an original pair of Dogtags worn by a member of the Mobile Infantry.  These dogtags are considered to be "B"-grade and are less detailed than the HERO dogtags.

These are the original pairs of hero dogtags worn by the characters Rico, Carmen and Dizzy.  They are presented here together accompanied by the actors' continuity Polaroid photos.

This is an original Yellow Mobile Infantry flag, used in both Starship Troopers and the sequel Starship Troopers 2: Hero of the Federation.  It is made of lightweight canvas and measures around 3 x 5 ft.  It can be clearly spotted during Starship Troopers 2 being both carried as a battle standard at the start of the movie, and then again mounted on a flagpole outside the FedNet Recruiting station.  It was also used for several scenes in the original Starship Troopers.

This is the original green Federation Eagle design flag that was draped over Dizzy's coffin during her military funeral.  The flag was removed during the ceremony before Dizzy's coffin was released into space.  The large green flag is identical on both sides and has the unique eagle crest design in green and blue.  The flag can also be seen briefly in the trooper Barracks at Camp Currie at the start of he movie.  It can be seen hanging on the wall in several shots.

This is the original small-size gold M.I. flag used in both the Chow Hall and Barracks locations at Camp Currie.  You can see the flag being used as set decoration in both scenes while the recruits train at Camp Currie.  The flag has the Mobile Infantry eagle design printed on both sides.  This is the smaller version of this flag.  There was a much larger version which was flown on the main flagstaff at Camp Currie and then reused at Whiskey Outpost.

This is an on-set Continuity photo of actor Casper Van Dien as Johnny Rico.  The photo shows Van Dien posing in costume as his character Rico, and was used day to day to ensure continuity of the actor's appearance.  The photo was received with the Rico HERO dogtags and acts as an authenticator for the tags.

This is an on-set Continuity photo of actress Dina Meyer as Dizzy Flores.  The photo shows Meyer posing in costume as her character Dizzy, and was used day to day to ensure continuity of the actress' appearance.  The photo was received with the Dizzy HERO dogtags and acts as an authenticator for the tags.

This is an on-set Continuity photo of actress Denise Richards as Carmen Ibanez.  The photo shows Richards posing in costume as her character Carmen, and was used day to day to ensure continuity of the actress' appearance.  The photo was received with the Carmen HERO dogtags and acts as an authenticator for the tags.

This is an on-set Continuity photo of actor Jake Busey as Ace Levy.  The photo shows Busey posing in costume as his character Ace, and was used day to day to ensure continuity of the actor's appearance.  The photo was received with the Ace HERO dogtags and acts as an authenticator for the tags.

This is thought to be the only remaining original "Death From Above" tattoo template.  These were used as base templates to apply the alcohol-based coloured body inks to the actors, to create the iconic Infantry tattoo.