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1st BN 3rd SFG Challenge Coin Desert Eagles TF-31 Integritas CSM LTC Green Beret
1st BN 3rd SFG Challenge Coin Desert Eagles TF-31 Integritas CSM LTC Green Beret gallery 1st BN 3rd SFG Challenge Coin Desert Eagles TF-31 Integritas CSM LTC Green Beret gallery 1st BN 3rd SFG Challenge Coin Desert Eagles TF-31 Integritas CSM LTC Green Beret gallery 1st BN 3rd SFG Challenge Coin Desert Eagles TF-31 Integritas CSM LTC Green Beret gallery 1st BN 3rd SFG Challenge Coin Desert Eagles TF-31 Integritas CSM LTC Green Beret gallery 1st BN 3rd SFG Challenge Coin Desert Eagles TF-31 Integritas CSM LTC Green Beret gallery 1st BN 3rd SFG Challenge Coin Desert Eagles TF-31 Integritas CSM LTC Green Beret gallery 1st BN 3rd SFG Challenge Coin Desert Eagles TF-31 Integritas CSM LTC Green Beret gallery

1st BN 3rd SFG Challenge Coin Desert Eagles TF-31 Integritas CSM LTC Green Beret

USD 260.00 USD
SKU: IPMQIvr2
Condition: Used

• Obverse: SF crest, dagger, arrows, Integritas motto and unit shield. This challenge coin represents the 1st Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group (Airborne), widely known as the “Desert Eagles.”. The obverse features the Special Forces crest with crossed arrows and dagger over the distinctive quad-color shield, paired with the motto “De Oppresso Liber.”.

Tags: 2000s Afghanistan War 2000s–Present Afghanistan Command / Presentation Dog Tag Metal Military Modern Original United States US Army Special Forces War on Terror
Categories: Original Items

Specifications

ShapeDog Tag
BranchUS Army Special Forces
StyleCommand Presentation
Conflict / CampaignWar on Terror
Production Era2000s–Present
MaterialMetal
EraModern
Deployment LocationAfghanistan
Original/ReproductionOriginal
ThemeMilitary
Country Of OriginUnited States

• Obverse: SF crest, dagger, arrows, Integritas motto and unit shield. This challenge coin represents the 1st Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group (Airborne), widely known as the “Desert Eagles.”. The obverse features the Special Forces crest with crossed arrows and dagger over the distinctive quad-color shield, paired with the motto “De Oppresso Liber.”.

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