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US Military Coyote Fire Resistant Fuel Handler Coveralls Head Covering Army personnel as part of Style:Right Hand
US Military Coyote Fire Resistant Fuel Handler Coveralls Head Covering Army personnel as part of Style:Right Hand
US Military Coyote Fire Resistant Fuel Handler Coveralls Head Covering Army personnel as part of Style:Right Hand
US Military Coyote Fire Resistant Fuel Handler Coveralls Head Covering Army personnel as part of Style:Right Hand

US Military Coyote Fire Resistant Fuel Handler Coveralls Head Covering Army personnel as part of Style:Right Hand

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US Military Coyote Fire Resistant Fuel Handler Coveralls Head Covering Army personnel as part of Style:Right Hand Army personnel as part of the Generation II Extended Cold Weather Clothing System (ECWCS) military aircrew and flight personnel for cold weather layering They provide fire resistant protection during ground handling operations • Function: Protective clothing for fuel handling and ground operations

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