Royal Air Force Police Armband

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The Royal Air Force Police Armband is worn by the the RAF Police which take on the role as military police for the Royal Air Force. The Armband is a key part of their uniform, and symbolises their role as military police.

This pack includes:

– Custom Armband model

– Custom textures

– Scripted for use

– Kit included: RAFP Armband

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