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Charlotte, N.C. Carolina Panther Gary Barnidge autographs a photo for Senior Airman Kevin Tallmon of the 145th Civil Engineering Squadron, North Carolina Air National Guard at the Pros Vs GI Joe event at Bank of America Stadium. Pros vs GI Joe is a nonprofit organization that sets up real-time video game competitions between professional athletes and celebrities and troops around the world, in-person and via online gaming. NCNG Photo by Tech. Sgt. Brian E. Christiansen.


Pros vs GI Joe

Charlotte, N.C. Carolina Panther Gary Barnidge autographs a photo for Senior Airman Kevin Tallmon of the 145th Civil Engineering Squadron, North Carolina Air National Guard at the Pros Vs GI Joe event at Bank of America Stadium. Pros vs GI Joe is a nonprofit organization that sets up real-time video game competitions between professional athletes and celebrities and troops around the world, in-person and via online gaming. NCNG Photo by Tech. Sgt. Brian E. Christiansen.

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