Medal Presentation Set: Navy and Marine Corps Distinguished Service Cap/Hat Devices Navy rating badge E-7 seaworthy

Name: Medal Presentation Set: Navy and Marine Corps Distinguished Service Cap/Hat Devices Navy rating badge E-7 seaworthy
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 60733761440
Price: 136.60 USD
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Medal Presentation Set: Navy and Marine Corps Distinguished Service Cap Hat Devices Navy rating badge E 7 seaworthy Navy rating badge E 7 seaworthy embroidered eagle and center with red chevrons on blue dk disbursing clerk individually priced Navy rating badge E 7 seaworthy all machine made eagle and center with embroidered gold embroidered on blue gm gunners mate The set includes a full size medal and ribbon unit mounted on a single base bar with clutch backs in a presentation case Priced per set

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