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Zorrin 12-29-11 07:27 PM

Patrol 6 U-33 VIIB
 
Patrol 6

26.5.40.
U-33, 2nd Flotilla
Left at: May 26, 1940, 14:53
From: Wilhelmshaven
Mission Orders: Patrol grid DJ13


30.5.40
12:33 Grid AN 11
Major Fuel leak discovered, returning to base via shortest route possible.

31.5.40.

06:34 Grid AN 26
Ship sunk! SS Sea Scorpion (Large Cargo), 8576 tons. Cargo: Grain. Crew: 64. Crew lost: 14.

3.6.40. 1539 Patrol results
Crew losses: 0
Ships sunk: 1
Aircraft destroyed: 0
Patrol tonnage: 8576 tons
U-33 in need of major repairs, transferred to U-69 a shiny new VIIC - huzzah!
Awarded Knight's Cross and U-Boat Badge upon docking.

VONHARRIS 12-30-11 12:57 AM

From Bdu
To All Ubooten
28 March 1944

We regret to inform you the loss of Kptltnt Wolff Reuther and U-160 with all hands on 27 March 1944 at grid DM61 during a convoy attack.

WolfyBrandon 12-30-11 01:33 AM

U-759 Departing on Patrol #17
 
U-759

Departing the port of Brest for Patrol #17 to grid [AE77] as I am typing this (Game Alt-Tabbed).

Outfitted with new modification: Realism & Gameplay Related Hardcode Fixes V16A3 by h.sie

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WolfyBrandon

VONHARRIS 12-30-11 04:19 AM

U-44 IX(B)
 
New career (all over again:wah:)
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VONHARRIS 12-30-11 11:15 AM

U-44 IX(B)
 
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That is my last PATROL post for 2011
Have a Happy New Year!

Fubar2Niner 12-30-11 12:20 PM

@Von

You too mate, hope 2012 is a good one for you :salute:. Have to ask, your patrol reports are really nicely documented, doesn't seem like the usual commander thing :hmmm:

Best regards.

Fubar2Niner

VONHARRIS 12-30-11 01:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fubar2Niner (Post 1812522)
@Von

You too mate, hope 2012 is a good one for you :salute:. Have to ask, your patrol reports are really nicely documented, doesn't seem like the usual commander thing :hmmm:

Best regards.

Fubar2Niner

Update your patrol logs with SH3 Commander
Go to ....SH3\data\cfg\careers\"commander name"
Find the log of your patrol and open with Notepad
You can now add log entries and change the ones already listed.
Be careful to use the correct format and the numeric sequence.
Make your changes and save.
Update your patrol logs with SH3 Commander again. Don't worry if the new entries don't show up in Commander.
Run SH3 without the commander and check your patrol report. It will all be there.
Good luck.

Tom 12-31-11 01:22 PM

Returned to the game again after a few months break. Started new career from the beginning of the war using the latest realism mod (V16A3) and torpedo failure mod. Two combat patrols so far, the first one bringing a nice 22852 tons and the second one an amazing 62606 tons, largely due to the fact that I was able to use the deck gun during the whole patrol.

The torpedo failure mod works nicely, I had 5 failures out of 14 torpedoes, 1 (more likely) or 2 of them being misses and the rest malfunctions.


Leutnant zur See Günther Trede

Patrol 3 (2nd combat patrol)
U-46, U-Flotilla Saltzwedel
Left at: October 1, 1939, 07:18
From: Wilhelmshaven
Mission Orders: Patrol AM98
14 G7a torpedoes on board.

4.10.39.

19:50, AN13
Aircraft destroyed! Anson
Plane sighted at a distance of 4,5 km, decided to fight instead of dive. No damage.

20:30, AN13
Sighted destroyer, avoided on surface.

22:49, AN14
Ship sunk! SS Talthybius (Ore Carrier), 8083 tons. Cargo: Bauxite. Crew: 61. Crew lost: 43
Surface attack, tubes 1 and 2, one explosion, one failure. Finished with deck gun, 214 rounds remaining.

5.10.39.

03:00, AN13
Calm and foggy night, loaded front external torpedo.

06:16, AN13
Ship sunk! SS Craster Hall (Medium Merchant 22), 4290 tons. Cargo: Tobacco. Crew: 32. Crew lost: 4
Surface attack, tube 5.

6.10.39.

04:00, AM26
Another dark, calm night. Loaded rear external torpedo.

8.10.39.

09:30, AM73
Sighted airplane, dived.

15:24, AM84
Ship sunk! MV Welsh Rose (Coastal Tanker), 1240 tons. Cargo: Aviation Fuel. Crew: 24. Crew lost: 18
Attacked and sunk with deck gun, 192 rounds remaining.

9.10.39.

15:55, BF13
Ship sunk! SS Baoulé (Medium Merchant 04), 5941 tons. Cargo: General Cargo. Crew: 67. Crew lost: 20
Submerged attack, tubes 3 and 4, one explosion, one failure. 4 deck gun rounds to finish.

10.10.39.

08:17, AM97
Ship sunk! SS Suloide (Medium Merchant 13), 3474 tons. Cargo: Sugar. Crew: 47. Crew lost: 39
Submerged attack, tubes 1 and 2, two explosions.

10:30, AM98
Reached patrol zone.
7 torpedoes and 188 deck gun rounds remaining.
Weather perfectly calm, light fog.

13:00, AM98
Dived to avoid two torpedo boats.

11.10.39.

03:26, AM98
Ship sunk! SS Panchito (Medium Merchant 17), 4020 tons. Cargo: General Cargo. Crew: 32. Crew lost: 28
Surface attack, tube 5.

13:29, AM98
Ship sunk! SS Ixion (Ore Carrier), 8085 tons. Cargo: Iron Ore. Crew: 83. Crew lost: 29
Submerged attack, tubes 3 and 4. One explosion, one failure. Target slowed down but didn't stop.
Attacked again, tube 5, failure. Third attack, tube 2, explosion, ship sunk.

Detected two merchants on hydrophone during attack. Was sighted during approach.
With only 2 torpedoes remaining, decided to attack and sink both ships with deck gun.

14:26, AM 98
Ship sunk! SS Jobshaven (Medium Merchant 19), 4902 tons. Cargo: Foodstuffs. Crew: 39. Crew lost: 13
14:36, AM 98
Ship sunk! SS Daghestan (Tanker 05), 5007 tons. Cargo: Crude Oil. Crew: 28. Crew lost: 22

15:00, AM98
Two torpedoes and 140 deck gun rounds remaining, starting return trip to Wilhelmshaven.
Weather still perfectly calm.

17:38, AM97
Ship sunk! SS Macawao (Medium Merchant 13), 3475 tons. Cargo: Bauxite. Crew: 58. Crew lost: 12
Attacked and sunk with deck gun. 102 rounds remaining.

23:22, AM97
Ship sunk! MV Sinclair Superflame (Tanker 01), 8590 tons. Cargo: Crude Oil. Crew: 37. Crew lost: 1
Surface attack with last two torpedoes, tubes 1 and 2. Two explosions.

13.10.39.

02:41, AM81
Ship sunk! MV Akinity (Coastal Freighter), 1870 tons. Cargo: Explosives. Crew: 34. Crew lost: 24
Attacked and sunk with deck gun. 90 rounds remaining.

14.10.39.

13:00, AM35
Sighted destroyer, dived to avoid.

15.10.39.

08:37, AN11
Ship sunk! MV Isbjorn (Motor Vessel), 111 tons. Cargo: Sugar. Crew: 11. Crew lost: 0
Attacked and sunk with deck gun. 86 rounds remaining.

21:57, AF78
Ship sunk! SS Colac (Medium Merchant 31), 3518 tons. Cargo: Timber. Crew: 37. Crew lost: 36
Attacked and sunk with deck gun. 55 rounds remaining.

16.10.39.

12:40, AN27
Sighted two destroyers, avoided on surface.

19.10.39.

02:54
Docked at Wilhelmshaven

Patrol results
Crew losses: 0
Ships sunk: 14
Aircraft destroyed: 1
Patrol tonage: 62606 tons
Iron Cross 2nd class awarded.
Promoted to Oberleutnant zur See.

Tom 01-01-12 02:25 PM

Oberleutnant zur See Günther Trede sailed his 3rd combat patrol and saw his first convoy action. Amount of torpedo malfunctions is alarming. Patrol ended with 7 ships sunk for 29889 tons.


3.11.1939

02:21
U-46 (VII B), U-Flotilla Saltzwedel
Left at: November 3, 1939, 02:21
From: Wilhelmshaven
Mission Orders: Patrol grid BE67

9.11.1939

02:50, Grid AM 52
Patrol has been uneventful so far. Weather mostly overcast, light fog, no rain, windspeeds up to 15 m/s.
Current weather overcast, light fog, no rain, windspeed calmed to 7 m/s earlier tonight.
Received radio report: Ship heading NE, slow speed, bearing 220, range 190 km.
Since it is almost on our current course (208), attemting intercept.

07:42,Grid AM 54
Sighted ship matching heading and speed of earlier radio message, Medium Cargo, lit up, flies American flag.
Setting course towards patrol zone.

12:30, Grid AM 57
Received radio report: Ship heading NE, slow speed, bearing 320, range 40 km. Attempting intercept.

13:54, Grid AM 57
Sighted ship matching heading and speed of earlier radio message, another American Medium Cargo.
Setting course towards patrol zone.

10.11.1939

16:50, Grid BE 33
Received radio report: Ship heading W, medium speed, bearing 162, range 194 km.
Long range but calculated intercept point lies almost on our course. Attempting intercept.

23:50m Grid BE 35
Received new radio report: Ship heading W, medium speed, bearing 232, range 28 km.
Assuming this is the same ship as the previous report, as this would make its heading 262 and speed 10 kts.

11.11.1939

01:39, Grid BE 35
Sighted ship matching heading and speed of earlier radio messages. Medium Merchant, no lights.
Maneuvering to attack position.

03:18, Grid BE 38
Night surface attack, tube 5, G7a, magnetic pistol, slow speed, range 800 meters. Failed to explode.

03:34, Grid BE 38
Night surface attack, tube 1, G7e, magnetic pistol, range 1000 meters.
Impact 03:35 behind front mast.

04:03, Grid BE 38
Target still afloat, fired 5 deck gun rounds.

04:06, Grid BE 38
Ship sunk! MV Brand (Medium Merchant 29), 4903 tons. Cargo: Aircraft. Crew: 49. Crew lost: 23

04:30, Grid BE 38
Received convoy report: Heading NNE, speed slow, bearing 295, range 108 km. Plotting intercept.

07:51, Grid BE 35
Sighted convoy about 80 km before calculated intercept. Convoy must have changed heading.
One front escort in sight, no side escort. Maneuvering to side of convoy to determine heading and speed.

08:33, Grid BE 35
Matched speed and course: heading 65, speed 7 kts.
Convoy has 5 columns, 3 rows, front and rear escorts, no side escorts.
Sending contact report to BdU.

09:45, Grid BE 35
Received orders to attack on my own. Maneuvering for a day submerged attack.

11:47, Grid BE 35
Fired tubes 1 and 2, G7e magnetics, at 6300 ton merchant, range 1500.

11:48, Grid BE 35
Fired tube 3, G7e magnetic, at 3100 ton merchant, range 600. Impact.
Ordered depth 160, direction away from convoy.

11:49, Grid BE 35
Ship sunk! SS Rodrigues Alves (Medium Merchant 09), 3186 tons. Cargo: Foodstuffs. Crew: 49. Crew lost: 46

11:50, Grid BE 35
Both torpedoes fired at larger ship malfunctioned.

12:55, Grid BE 35
No depth charge attacks made by escorts. Surfaced after convoy had passed and began reloading tubes.
Plotting course for new attack.

13:30, Grid BE 35
Spotted by escort, crash dive to 150 meters to avoid.
Both escorts dropped depth charges for 45 minutes at the location I dived.
Returned to periscope depth once escorts left.

14:20 Grid BE 35
Surfaced and plotted path for new intercept.

15:10, Grid BE 35
Convoy not sighted where it should be, dived for hydrophone check, surfaced and headed towards convoy.

15:39, Grid BE 35
Convoy sighted again, maneuvering to determine new course and speed.

15:50, Grid BE 32
Spotted again by escort, crash dive to avoid.
Depth charges for 35 minutes, not close.

17:20, Grid BE 32
Surfaced, convoy no longer in sight.

18:03, Grid BE 32
Convoy sighted again.

18:15, Grid BE 32
Sunset. Matched speed and course: Convoy heading 310, speed 5 kts.
Maneuvering for new submerged attack.

20:39, Grid BE 32
Fired tubes 1 and 2, G7e magnetics, at 5300 ton merchant, range 1300.

20:40, Grid BE 32
Fired tubes 3 and 4, G7e magnetics, at 6300 ton merchant, range 500.
Ordered depth 140, direction away from convoy.

20:41, Grid BE 32
Ship sunk! SS Inverbank (Medium Merchant 23), 5310 tons. Cargo: Mail/Packages. Crew: 48. Crew lost: 0
Heard 2 explosions right after each other. The 2 other torpedoes probably malfunctioned.

20:57, Grid BE 32
Depth charges behind us, for 20 minutes. Rise to periscope depth after they stopped.

21:39, Grid BE 32
Surfaced with convoy in sight. Began reloading last 2 internal reloads. 3 internal and 2 external torpedoes remaining.
Maneuvering for surface attack from outside convoy.

22:38, Grid BE 32
Surface attack at 3800 ton merchant, tube 5, G7a, magnetic pistol, slow speed, range 2000 meters. Miss or malfunction.

22:48, Grid BE 32
Surface attack at 3800 ton merchant, tube 1, G7a, magnetic pistol, slow speed, range 1100 meters.
Impact 22:48 beneath engine room.

22:51, Grid BE 32
Surface attack at 3500 ton merchant, tube 1, G7a, magnetic pistol, medium speed, range 600 meters.
Turned away from convoy, flank speed, hoping to evade escorts on surface.

22:52, Grid BE 32
Detonation beneath first mast, causing huge explosion.
Ship sunk! MV Kaaparen (Medium Merchant 37), 3533 tons. Cargo: Aircraft. Crew: 32. Crew lost: 31

23:10, Grid BE 32
Managed to avoid detection on surface. Damaged 3800 ton merhcant has stopped but isn't sinking.
Waiting for convoy to disappear before finishing it with the deck gun.

12.11.1939

01:30, Grid BE 32
Opened fire with the deck gun, 4th round caused major explosion.
Ship sunk! SS Briarwood (Medium Merchant 16), 3903 tons. Cargo: Machinery. Crew: 64. Crew lost: 49

02:30, Grid BE 32
Reloaded both external torpedoes. With 2 torpedoes and 211 deck gun rounds remaining, setting course for Wilhemshaven.
Weather clear, no rain or fog, wind 9 m/s.

14.11.1939

00:10, Grid AM 76
Received radio report: Ship heading NNE, slow speed, bearing 105, range 43 km. Plotting intercept.

01:36, Grid AM 76
Sighted ship matching heading and speed of earlier radio message, yet another American Medium Cargo.

15.11.1939

12:00, Grid AM 28
Weather perfectly clear, no wind, fog or rain.

16.11.1939

06:27, Grid AM 35
Spotted destroyer, avoided on surface.

17:29, Grid AM 34
Airplane sighting, crash dive to avoid.

17.11.1939

00:00, Grid AN 13
Received radio report: Ship heading WSW, medium speed, bearing 340, range 40 km. Plotting intercept.

01:39, Grid AM 34
Sighted ship matching previous report, speed 7 kts, heading 240. Maneuvering to attack position.
Weather still perfectly clear, no wind, fog or rain.

04:02, Grid AM 34
Surface attack, tube 5, G7a, magnetic pistol, slow speed, range 2200 meters.
Impact 4:05 at very stern of ship. Must have made a mistake with speed calculation.

04:24, Grid AM 34
Opened fire with deck gun at now stationary target. Fired 9 rounds, 202 remaining.

04:26, Grid AM 34
Ship sunk! SS Nortun (Medium Merchant 25), 4347 tons. Cargo: Aircraft. Crew: 35. Crew lost: 2

20:11, Grid AN 14
Sighted merchant ship at 12000 meters, maneuvering for surface attack.

20:47, Grid AN 14
Surface attack, tube 1, G7a, magnetic pistol, slow speed, range 700 meters.

20:49, Grid AN 14
Torpedo malfunction, attacked with deck gun. No torpedoes remaining. 12 rounds fired.

21:01, Grid AN 14
Fired 5 more rounds. 185 rounds remaining.

21:02, Grid AN 14
Ship sunk! SS Capo Olmo (Granville-type Freighter), 4707 tons. Cargo: Grain. Crew: 68. Crew lost: 26

21:31, Grid AN 14
Sighted destroyer, evaded on surface.

18.11.1939

01:00 Grid AN 14
Sudden storm front after days of clear weather. Overcast, light fog, no rain, wind 15 m/s.

03:03, Grid AN 14
Sighted merchant. No torpedoes remaining and unable to use deck gun in storm. Evading.

20.11.1939

13:30, Grid AN 98
Requesting escort to Wilhelmshaven. Weather overcast, light fog, no rain, wind 5 m/s.

16:19
Docked at Wilhelmshaven

Patrol results
18 days at sea
No torpedoes and 185 deck gun rounds remaining.
Crew losses: 0
Ships sunk: 7
Aircraft destroyed: 0
Patrol tonage: 29889 tons
Iron Cross 1st class awarded

Oberleutnant zur See Günther Trede

VONHARRIS 01-01-12 02:47 PM

U-44 IXB
 
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VONHARRIS 01-01-12 02:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tom (Post 1813577)
Oberleutnant zur See Günther Trede sailed his 3rd combat patrol and saw his first convoy action. Amount of torpedo malfunctions is alarming. Patrol ended with 7 ships sunk for 29889 tons.

Happy New Year.
Very detailed report.
Congarts on a job well done.

Zorrin 01-02-12 06:16 AM

U-69 VIIC, Patrol 7
 
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absea 01-02-12 10:42 PM

A while back now i had a major malfunction with GWX and have just now managed to reload SH3 stock standard and am enjoying it ,although only doing training exams at the moment.
Needles to say with the experence of playing GWX for along time i am getting top marks in the exams !!
A realy good game to play is SH3,and i will add GWX etc later.:yeah:

VONHARRIS 01-03-12 06:52 AM

U-44 IXB
 
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Tom 01-03-12 07:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by VONHARRIS (Post 1814496)
Patrol 4

New orders:Patrol grids AD59 - AD83

Are you using a mod that gives new patrol orders mid patrol? Or did you just make this up because your original patrol grid was quiet?

The reason I'm asking is, that if there is a mod allowing one to request a new patrol zone mid patrol, I'd very much like to try it.

Nice patrols, by the way. Especially patrol 3, with 112000 tons sunk. Can only dream of figures like that in a type VII, even more so with the torpedo failure mod.

Leandros 01-03-12 08:32 AM

U47 - Lt.z.S. Willi Hartmann - Sept. 1939 042137 - in the Southern approches to Scapa Flow

I have been out of business for some time and decided to start a new career from the start of the war, running XXI's out of Bergen was getting sort of boring. This time I am going to work in a more realistic (careful) manner than before - my reality percentage is, as it has always been, 74%.

The first station was to be in the vicinity of the Rockalls. Being given the U-47 (Saltzwedel flotilla) the "careful" went right out of the window, so to speak. We are now in the Southern Approaches to Scapa Flow. First, I decided just to go between Scotland and the Scapas on the way to our station. After all, war was not declared between England and Germany when we left Wilhelmshafen on the 1st. Having reached the Straits it was.

The area crawled with guard vessels and one A&B and V&W unknowingly came into our sights. As the weather deteriorated and night approached we backtracked out into the North Sea for reloading and battery charging.

We then went NorthWest again. As we approached the Straits we went below and proceeded with lowest speed - silent. Just before starting our final entry into the Scapa a J&K could just be observed in the periscope, crossing aft of us at 400 meters distance. That it was not detected earlier must be because of our inexperienced sonar operators. The officer of the watch acted immediately and a stern shot with a fast T1 hit it aft.

We are now proceeding into Scapa Flow.


U47 - Lt.z.S. Willi Hartmann - Sept. 1939 052136 - in the North Sea

Scapa was a disappointment. Only ships present were a destroyer and a troop ship at anchor. The destroyer sunk after one torpedo and the troop ship was also hit by one, the next one obviously exploding in a net barrier. We continued into the port, turned north of the troopship and gave it one from the other side. As it was I did not take the risk to stay and observe it sink but took a westerly course along the Northern shore, all the time submerged.

When turning south to get out of this dangerous place we suddenly hit on two anchored Tribals. Both were hit with T1's at magnetic. The first started to burn but had seeminly no intentions of sinking, the other one sunk only very gradually. I did not take my time to stay to have the sinkings verified as an Elco PT also materialized on the scene.

The departing from the Scapa was uneventful. We are now in the North Sea - headed for Wilhelmshafen. With one aft torp left for self-defense and a very inexperienced crew I shall be glad to get back in one piece.

The next patrol I shall be more careful. Or maybe it's Scapa again...:)

VONHARRIS 01-03-12 02:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tom (Post 1814505)
Are you using a mod that gives new patrol orders mid patrol? Or did you just make this up because your original patrol grid was quiet?

The reason I'm asking is, that if there is a mod allowing one to request a new patrol zone mid patrol, I'd very much like to try it.

Nice patrols, by the way. Especially patrol 3, with 112000 tons sunk. Can only dream of figures like that in a type VII, even more so with the torpedo failure mod.

Thank you.

Yes there is such a mod: WB's Secondary Patrol Orders
It comes with 4 sub files for 4 different theatres : North Atlantik , Med , America and Afirca. It needs SH3 Commander to run properly.
One more thing: You must sink at least one ship for the mod to give you a new grid. You don't get any more renown for reching and patrolling your newly assigned grid.
The problem is that I don't remember where I found it.
Some help here please.

In this patrol I made up the order myself! Hehe :DL

Tom 01-03-12 03:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by VONHARRIS (Post 1814723)
Thank you.

Yes there is such a mod: WB's Secondary Patrol Orders
It comes with 4 sub files for 4 different theatres : North Atlantik , Med , America and Afirca. It needs SH3 Commander to run properly.
One more thing: You must sink at least one ship for the mod to give you a new grid. You don't get any more renown for reching and patrolling your newly assigned grid.
The problem is that I don't remember where I found it.
Some help here please.

In this patrol I made up the order myself! Hehe :DL

Thank you. A search on the SH3 mods forum found it: WB's Mid-Patrol Radio Orders.

Unfortunately, this is not compatible with Realism fix V16A3 since it works by replacing the standard "Keep up the good work!" response (message 4198 in en_menu.txt) with a new message ordering the secondary patrol grid.

Realism fix V16A3 does not use the standard reply message, but uses new messages (4835-4862) instead, so the new patrol grid won't show.

I guess I'll just have to take a look at possible patrol grids in flotilla.cfg and roll a die to assign myself a new grid if needed (no shipping sighted in patrol zone for a week or so, for example).

Those who don't use the realism fixes should definitely take a look at this mod though. :)

Leandros 01-03-12 05:09 PM

U47 - Lt.z.S. Willi Hartmann - Sept. 1939 162240 - Hebrides Channel, Northern entrance

Not much rest, we were sent out again on Sept. 10th., patrol area AM23. Aimed to go between the Orkneys and the Shetlands to reach the Atlantic. There was a great temptation to try for Scapa flow again but our orders are explicit - stay away from enemy naval vessels if possible.

The strait between Shetland and the Orkneys proved to be very target-rich. Within a day six small and medium British merchants were encountered, unarmed and unlighted and not stopping for warning shots. All but one were sunk by the deck gun, ammunition is well used up. We are now heading down the Hebrides Channel. Maybe a tiny bit look into Loch Ewe. We have, after all, credited ourselves with some merchants....:)...

The crew is shaping up. Has got a couple of new very sharp sonar operators. Missed that on the first patrol.

VONHARRIS 01-04-12 01:38 AM

U-44 IXB
 
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