Navy E9 MALE Rating Badge: Aviation Support Equipment Technician - seaworthy gold on blue Belt Navy Collar Device E8 Corpsman

Name: Navy E9 MALE Rating Badge: Aviation Support Equipment Technician - seaworthy gold on blue Belt Navy Collar Device E8 Corpsman
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Navy E9 MALE Rating Badge: Aviation Support Equipment Technician seaworthy gold on blue Belt Navy Collar Device E8 Corpsman Navy Collar Device E8 Corpsman or Seabee black metal: small price per pair Army Identification badge (new style): Regulation size: Mirror Finish: basic Army national guard recruiting and retention each Navy rating badge E 9 seaworthy all machine made eagle and center with embroidered gold embroidered on blue (AS) aviation support equipment

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