Air Force Badge: Missileman: Master - miniature Marine Corps Expeditionary Navy rating badge E-9 Vanchief

Name: Air Force Badge: Missileman: Master - miniature Marine Corps Expeditionary Navy rating badge E-9 Vanchief
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SKU: 62397302743
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Air Force Badge: Missileman: Master miniature Marine Corps Expeditionary Navy rating badge E 9 Vanchief Navy rating badge E 9 Vanchief silver eagle with gold lace chevrons on blue is intelligence specialist individually priced Navy rating badge E 8 seaworthy all machine made eagle and center with embroidered gold embroidered on blue Quartermaster (QM) Officers must be eligible for the Basic Missile Badge and have satisfactorily performed duty in the missile career field for at least 120 months Individually priced

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