Army Service Stripe: Gold Embroidered on Blue - female, set of 10 Soft Marks/Epaulets Army nylon sleeve braid for

Name: Army Service Stripe: Gold Embroidered on Blue - female, set of 10 Soft Marks/Epaulets Army nylon sleeve braid for
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SKU: 3553554140
Price: 122.60 USD
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Army Service Stripe: Gold Embroidered on Blue female, set of 10 Soft Marks Epaulets Army nylon sleeve braid for Army nylon sleeve braid for dress blue uniform with branch color ultramarine blue aviation Navy rating badge E 7 seaworthy embroidered eagle and center with red chevrons on blue (BU) builder individually priced Worn only on the Army Mess Dress Uniform Army female service stripe gold embroidered on blue set of 10 priced per set

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