Navy E7 MALE Rating Badge: Aviation Electronics Technician - vanchief on blue Small Craft 25th Infantry Division 4th Brigade

Name: Navy E7 MALE Rating Badge: Aviation Electronics Technician - vanchief on blue Small Craft 25th Infantry Division 4th Brigade
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Navy E7 MALE Rating Badge: Aviation Electronics Technician vanchief on blue Small Craft 25th Infantry Division 4th Brigade 25th Infantry Division 4th Brigade Combat Team Priced per each Navy enlisted hashmarks blue embroidered on white certified Navy twill CNT set of 7 individually priced Please allow 2 4 weeks for delivery Navy rating badge E 7 Vanchief silver eagle with gold lace chevrons on blue (AT) aviation electronics individually priced

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