Air Force Patch: Pacific Air Forces - leather with hook closure Electronics Technician - Et Navy rating badge E-9 seaworthy-all

Name: Air Force Patch: Pacific Air Forces - leather with hook closure Electronics Technician - Et Navy rating badge E-9 seaworthy-all
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SKU: 70765467270
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Air Force Patch: Pacific Air Forces leather with hook closure Electronics Technician Et Navy rating badge E 9 seaworthy all Navy rating badge E 9 seaworthy all machine made eagle and center with embroidered gold embroidered on blue ma master (AT) arms Army crest 369th Combat Support Hospital motto: sirviendo Priced per PAIR Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) is a Major Command of the United States Air Force Individually priced

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