Rank, Insignia, T/3
Genuine WWII Pair of T/3 rank insignia, for combat uniform or service dress uniform.
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Patch, 12th Armored Division, 'Hellcat'
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Cap, HBT (Herringbone Twill), OD 3
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Patch, Rangers, D-Day
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Genuine WWII Pair of T/3 rank insignia, for combat uniform or service dress uniform.
