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Navy Shoulder Board: Lieutenant Commander Medical Service - male Army Distinguished Service Cross Air Force Academy (AFA) Collar

Name: Navy Shoulder Board: Lieutenant Commander Medical Service - male Army Distinguished Service Cross Air Force Academy (AFA) Collar
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SKU: 20611691362
Price: 74.80 USD
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Navy Shoulder Board: Lieutenant Commander Medical Service male Army Distinguished Service Cross Air Force Academy (AFA) Collar Air Force Academy (AFA) Collar Device: Mirror Finish Gold Wings and Silver Propeller 86th Infantry Brigade Combat Team Priced per each Navy shoulder board male Lieutenant commander lcdr medical service priced per pair

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