HGU-56P Gentex Helmet

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The HGU-56P Gentex Helmet system offers a flexible and modular engineering cross-platform for use within multiple military, Coast Guard, Law Enforcement and civilian rotary aircraft. This product is well designed and scripted, easily insertable in game and useable!

This pack includes:

– Custom Helmet

– Custom textures

– Scripted for use

– Kit included: HGU-56P Gentex Helmet

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