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The T-Barrier Project
In a dull world of concrete and razor-wire, T-Barriers shine a little color.
What is the T-Barrier Art Project?

What is this about...?

12.03.2005
I was stationed in Iraq and while there saw all these T-Barriers with some great art painted on them. With all the bland sand, dead and crying trees, green that is more brown than green and aisle after aisle of cement barriers that protect all military and civilain. People have been painting their squadrons, companies etc on these for a while. I didn't want these pieces of art to just die one day whenever we do pull out and destroy the barriers. So I decided to start this site where I willbe posting these up as I get them. I hope you enjoy it all.

PLEASE if you have any pictures that I do not send them in and I will give the sender the credit for the picture, if you wish for me to give you the credit.

Thanx and God Bless the Troops!
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Still working on this feature. I will make it so anyone that wants to can search for their company/squad and if it was on the Barrier it will pop up. I have the pictures named after the squadron/company.

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