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The '''Hero's Hachimaki''' is a [[promotional item]] for the [[Soldier]] obtained by pre-ordering ''[[Homefront]]'' on Steam. It is a team colored headband with a white circle and a star in the center. It covers the Soldier's eyes. | The '''Hero's Hachimaki''' is a [[promotional item]] for the [[Soldier]] obtained by pre-ordering ''[[Homefront]]'' on Steam. It is a team colored headband with a white circle and a star in the center. It covers the Soldier's eyes. | ||
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| Worn by: | Soldier | ||||
| Slot: | Cosmetic | ||||
| Equip region: | Template:Dictionary/items/er error | ||||
| Released: | February 28, 2011 Patch | ||||
| Availability: | Promotional item | ||||
| Tradable: | Yes | ||||
| Giftable: | Yes | ||||
| Craftable: | Yes | ||||
| Paintable: | Yes | ||||
| Nameable: | Yes | ||||
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The Hero's Hachimaki is a promotional item for the Soldier obtained by pre-ordering Homefront on Steam. It is a team colored headband with a white circle and a star in the center. It covers the Soldier's eyes.
Update History
- Added the Hero's Hachimaki for pre-ordering Homefront
Trivia
- A hachimaki (鉢巻, lit. "helmet-scarf") is a stylized headband in Japanese culture, usually made of red or white cloth, worn as a symbol of perseverance or effort by the wearer.
- Kamikaze Pilots in WWII would often wear hachimakis before flying to their deaths.
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