Army Crest 588th Engineer Battalion: Hic Et Ubique Construction Elect. - Ce Navy rating badge E-7 seaworthy-all

Name: Army Crest 588th Engineer Battalion: Hic Et Ubique Construction Elect. - Ce Navy rating badge E-7 seaworthy-all
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Army Crest 588th Engineer Battalion: Hic Et Ubique Construction Elect. - Ce Navy rating badge E-7 seaworthy-all

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