New Challenge Coins Spotted?

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Hey guys, not certain if it's been posted already but someone down on /r/specialaccess spotted a few of these challenge coins. They look to be from the 31st, 34th, and 37th Intelligence Squadron. Any ideas what the symbolism means (apart from the obvious 51 and crypto references)?
The triangle is interesting but I'm going to guess it's got a more normal explanation than anything crazy.
If it's already been posted feel free to get rid of it.

a reply to: hawkguy

The triangles are most likely airplanes as many USAF patches have simple triangles to represent airplanes.

a reply to: Identified

Can you post a link to patches/coins that use triangles in that way? I don't seem to recall any

a reply to: hawkguy

Those are all part of the 25th Air Force we talked about in the other thread. Those are the cyber guys.

a reply to: hawkguy

The 547th Intel Squad at Nellis has 3 on their patch.
The 327th Fighter Group has one.
The AETC Studies & Analysis Squadron has 4.

a reply to: Identified

Awesome, thanks!

If you want some tinfoil hat material. I got one for you.

The bottom coin, 7 7 7

They use all commercial 777's in the world like a network of AWACS for intel and signal bouncers, like a giant satellite network for intelligence purposes, but much closer to the ground than traditional satellites.

1600+ 777's in circulation, that's a big distributed network of intel nodes, over the planet's commercial plane routes.
7 stars, add the two die together 7, etc...

It's an intel group that specializes in the system that utilizes all of these commercial 777's as big floating, right under their noses' intel platforms.


Hahahahahaha, preposterous.

a reply to: Identified


Well... typically, but I've never seen them presented like that. That's a first.

a reply to: Archivalist

There's 6 stars though,

typically 5+1 stars is a hint that they have something to do with Groom lake