MTP Osprey Plate Carrier &#038; Mk6 Helmet

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The MTP Osprey Plate Carrier & Mk6 Helmet is the iconic equipments of the Afghanistan War with the first variation of MTP. This gear is a favorite amongst military nerds and historians alike.

This pack includes:

– Custom Plate Carrier & Helmet

– Custom PBR textures

– Scripted for use

– Kit included: Plate Carrier & Helmet

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