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Air Assault Badge
Chief Master Sgt. Rob Grimsley, 315th Security Forces Squadron, wears the Army Air Assault Badge on his Air Force Airman Battle Uniform (here). He is also authorized to wear the badge on his blues. (U.S. Air Force photo by 2nd Lt. Rashard Coaxum)
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