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Not exactly barrier artwork or seen at a deployed location Wink

. One I thought worth sharing as its the first time I've seen it Very Happy

The 555th 'Triple Nickel' welcome wall seen at Aviano AB on May 16th, 2008.

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Asif wrote:

Not exactly barrier artwork or seen at a deployed location Wink

. One I thought worth sharing as its the first time I've seen it

Here is another one 1980 @ WR

Not sure how the last post has survived!!! Wink

However these 2 new photos have appeared on the JBB website. Soon to be a thing of past at that location.

T-Wall artwork from the 114th FW/175th FS deployment. Photo taken on August 6th, 2009.

(114 FW already documented.. But nice to have a closer view)

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(Nice update fro AEF 9/10 for the Spang Vipers. Much appreciated update!!)

People dig deep. Preserve the photographic evidence of this artwork and send in some more updates Very Happy

I remember painting an F-4 on the wall of the crew chief lounge at George AFB. Anyone have examples of what was on the walls where you were?

Artwork from 169th FW at Kandahar

A mural painted by TSgt. Steven Hubbard with the South Carolina ANG commemorates the 169th FW’s deployment to Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan, seen on August 5, 2012.

That painting on the wall at Aviano has been there since around 96-97 If I remember right. I can't recall if it was there before I arrived or if it was done during my stay there. The same gentleman who painted the "Neon Chicken" on 88-0550 was the guy who painted the wall as well. I know most squadrons don't have flashy tail fins but still to this day I haven't seen a group quite like we had in the 31st FW at Aviano. 88-0550 and 89-2001 during the 96-99 time era are still my two favorites, closely followed up by 88-0532 when it had the lightning bolt for the ops group.

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F-16 T-Wall "Barrier Art"