Rubber Blood Group Badges

• Product:
  Rubber Blood Group Badges
  
  
• Model Number:
  PVC PATCH- AB NEG
  
  
• Description:
  

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Blood Group Patches with velcro

Blood Type Patches with Velcro
PVC Patch blood group badge,
Rubber Patches blood type
O NEG,O POS,
A NEG,A POS,
B NEG,B POS,
AB NEG,AB POS
The new and improved blood group patch is smaller and easier to read.
Velcro to Hardface Jacket, Packs etc.
NKA No Known Allergies Blood Group Patch Velcro Back

The badge is manufactured in China.It's produced by Besty Guangzhou  PVC Patch Factory.
They are suitable to be worn on military clothing.
Exclusive design/form-factor for multiple mounting options
Durable,flexible,high quality
Snap-hook carabiner (not included) for fast clipping to gear or clothing.
Fits most footwear with laces or pull-loops.

Why Blood Group Patches?

The modern battlefield is a busy and confusing place, getting the right medical treatment at the right time is important. By wearing a
Blood Group patch you can speed up your medical treatment when you do become injured.

Friendly fire casualties are an increasing peril of modern warfare. Fratricide results from Operation Desert Storm caused the US Army 
leadership to direct immediate action to save soldiers lives and preserve combat power. Friendly casualties and equipment losses 
underscored the need for a more effective means of identifying friend from foe on the battlefield. 

Without some kind of target identification 
system, the extended anges of modern weapons make it virtually impossible for a gunner, even under ideal conditions, to visually identify
the target at maximum effective ranges