Us Military Jewell Eagle Aircraft F-15 Movement Meter 6695-00-195-2181 on 2040-parts.com
Macon, Georgia, US
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This auction is for a US Military Jewell Eagle Aircraft F-15 Movement Meter. NSN 6695-00-195-2181. We received this item through a US Military surplus and are unsure of its past history. Although it looks to be in excellent condition, we are listing this item as used. NSN: 6695-00-195-2181 Cage: 33005 P/N: 201004-150 Component of: -Aircraft, Stratolifter C/KC-135 -Aircraft, Eagle F-15 -Aircraft, Awacs, E-3A |
     
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