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RGIJN -> RE: Iron Bottom Sound - confirmed (8/30/2010 3:37:57 PM)
the USN decided to press on and brought up her fifth fleet carrier - the mighty old SARATOGA. After her A/C had sunk two transports off Lunga piers last turn, we ordered CarDiv 5 again back to the scene to deal with this. Though all squadrons were only half-replenished (due to lack of replacements) the sheer superior numbers made it out. SARA is reprorted lost with all hands and 83 A/C. Own casualties: about ten B5N Kates and a medium damaged CVL + light cruiser. Unfortunately, the Sake supply ship is delayed due to zigg-zagging in anticipation of enemy submarines. We orderes them to proceed flank speed ahead, straight for the Shortlands. Our sailors & pilots throats are dried out after weeks at sea, with no pause sinking enemy ships... Only one USN CV (the WASP) is somewhere waiting for orders to get into range. AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 07/17/42 Weather: Clear Air attack on TF at 40,43 Japanese aircraft A6M2-N Rufe x 14 A6M2 Zero x 32 Allied aircraft F4F-4 Wildcat x 25 SBD Dauntless x 33 TBD Devastator x 15 Japanese aircraft losses A6M2-N Rufe x 1 damaged A6M2 Zero x 2 destroyed Allied aircraft losses F4F-4 Wildcat x 2 destroyed F4F-4 Wildcat x 2 damaged SBD Dauntless x 16 destroyed SBD Dauntless x 26 damaged TBD Devastator x 9 destroyed TBD Devastator x 8 damaged CPO J.Tokuda of EI-1 Daitai is credited with kill number 7 Japanese Ships CVL Shoho, Torpedo hits 1 DD Samidare, Bomb hits 1, on fire CV Shokaku, Bomb hits 1 DD Yugure -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF at 40,45 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 3 G4M1 Betty x 4 Allied aircraft F4F-4 Wildcat x 9 Japanese aircraft losses G4M1 Betty x 1 destroyed G4M1 Betty x 3 damaged Allied Ships CA Astoria Attacking Level Bombers: 3 x G4M1 Betty at 200 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF at 40,45 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 26 D3A Val x 24 B5N Kate x 23 Allied aircraft F4F-4 Wildcat x 9 Japanese aircraft losses A6M2 Zero x 2 destroyed D3A Val x 6 destroyed D3A Val x 12 damaged B5N Kate x 10 destroyed B5N Kate x 17 damaged Allied aircraft losses F4F-4 Wildcat x 4 destroyed F4F-4 Wildcat x 2 damaged LTJG D.Nomura of EII-1 Daitai is credited with kill number 2 Allied Ships CV Saratoga, Bomb hits 6, Torpedo hits 4, on fire, heavy damage DD Mahan CLAA San Diego -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF at 40,45 Japanese aircraft A6M2-N Rufe x 3 A6M2 Zero x 17 B5N Kate x 7 Allied aircraft F4F-4 Wildcat x 3 Japanese aircraft losses B5N Kate x 6 damaged Allied Ships CV Saratoga, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage CL Nashville, Torpedo hits 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF at 40,45 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 35 A6M3 Zero x 8 G4M1 Betty x 9 E8N Dave x 9 F1M2 Pete x 11 E13A1 Jake x 6 E7K2 Alf x 5 Allied aircraft F4F-4 Wildcat x 3 Japanese aircraft losses A6M2 Zero x 1 destroyed G4M1 Betty x 2 damaged F1M2 Pete x 1 destroyed F1M2 Pete x 6 damaged E13A1 Jake x 1 destroyed E7K2 Alf x 1 destroyed E7K2 Alf x 2 damaged Allied aircraft losses F4F-4 Wildcat x 4 destroyed PO2 G.Chono of F2/1st Daitai is credited with kill number 2 Allied Ships CV Saratoga, Bomb hits 7, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage CLAA San Diego Attacking Level Bombers: 4 x G4M1 Betty at 200 feet 1 x G4M1 Betty at 200 feet 4 x G4M1 Betty at 200 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF at 40,45 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 2 D3A Val x 22 B5N Kate x 16 Allied aircraft F4F-4 Wildcat x 1 Japanese aircraft losses D3A Val x 7 damaged B5N Kate x 4 damaged Allied aircraft losses F4F-4 Wildcat x 1 destroyed Allied Ships CL Nashville, Bomb hits 7, on fire DD Dale -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF at 40,45 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 35 D3A Val x 20 B5N Kate x 15 F1M2 Pete x 7 E13A1 Jake x 5 no losses -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF at 40,45 Japanese aircraft G4M1 Betty x 3 no losses Attacking Level Bombers: 3 x G4M1 Betty at 200 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF at 40,45 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 3 E7K2 Alf x 3 Japanese aircraft losses E7K2 Alf x 2 damaged Allied Ships DD Mugford -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF at 40,45 Japanese aircraft E8N Dave x 7 Japanese aircraft losses E8N Dave x 2 damaged Allied Ships DD Gridley DD Monssen, Bomb hits 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF at 40,45 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 17 B5N Kate x 3 no losses Allied Ships CL Achillies, Torpedo hits 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF at 40,45 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 27 A6M3 Zero x 8 G4M1 Betty x 6 Japanese aircraft losses G4M1 Betty x 4 damaged Allied Ships DD Russell CA Vincennes Attacking Level Bombers: 4 x G4M1 Betty at 200 feet 2 x G4M1 Betty at 200 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- combined air attacks... [image]local://upfiles/23002/94A4C9F8931141068951E6ABA2070AAB.jpg[/image]

AbeSimpson -> RE: Iron Bottom Sound - confirmed (8/31/2010 8:10:02 AM)
Another senseless carrier death[:-]

RGIJN -> RE: Iron Bottom Sound - confirmed (9/9/2010 9:50:53 AM)
during another raid down at the Hebrides it happened that we ran right into the next supply try for Luganville, and we even caught some MSWs pants down whil clearing eggs off Wunpoko... [image]local://upfiles/23002/C25717E6301543029C5F59BE6217003E.jpg[/image]

RGIJN -> another battle (9/9/2010 9:55:07 AM)
Obviously, CV WASP was on its way up to Espiritu Santo. A minor CV battle folded, with our CVs out of torpedo range, unfortunately. However, the last remaining enemy carrier should be ripe for immediate westcoast overhaul now... With this thread pushed aside, we bombed the enemy heavily and interfered all his convoy efforts the next three days. Many ships were reported wrecks. AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/11/42 Weather: Partly Cloudy Night Time Surface Combat, near Wunpuko at 51,51 Japanese Ships CA Kumano CL Isuzu CL Tenryu CL Tatsuta DD Makinami DD Takanami DD Hamakaze DD Arashi DD Yamagumo DD Minegumo DD Yayoi Allied Ships MSW Ballarat MSW Cairns MSW Lismore, Shell hits 21, on fire, heavy damage MSW Toowoomba -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Naval bombardment of Wunpuko, at 51,51 Sub attack at 55,64 Japanese Ships SS I-22 Allied Ships DMS Trevor, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF, near Luganville at 53,53 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 16 G4M1 Betty x 16 Japanese aircraft losses G4M1 Betty x 1 destroyed G4M1 Betty x 9 damaged Allied Ships AP John Penn AP Westralia AP Monrovia, Torpedo hits 1, on fire AP Moreton Bay, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage Attacking Level Bombers: 4 x G4M1 Betty at 200 feet 3 x G4M1 Betty at 200 feet 1 x G4M1 Betty at 200 feet 4 x G4M1 Betty at 200 feet 3 x G4M1 Betty at 200 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF at 53,57 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 14 D3A Val x 30 B5N Kate x 18 Allied aircraft F4F-4 Wildcat x 30 Japanese aircraft losses A6M2 Zero x 4 destroyed D3A Val x 16 destroyed D3A Val x 15 damaged B5N Kate x 2 destroyed B5N Kate x 5 damaged Allied aircraft losses F4F-4 Wildcat x 1 destroyed F4F-4 Wildcat x 3 damaged LTJG D.Hardy of VF-71 is credited with kill number 2 Allied Ships DD Wilson CV Wasp, Bomb hits 3, heavy damage CLAA San Diego DD Hull DD Porter, Bomb hits 1, on fire DD Preston -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF, near Luganville at 53,53 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 14 G4M1 Betty x 8 Japanese aircraft losses G4M1 Betty x 9 damaged Allied Ships AO Kankakee AO Tippecanoe, Torpedo hits 1, on fire Attacking Level Bombers: 4 x G4M1 Betty at 200 feet 4 x G4M1 Betty at 200 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF, near Luganville at 53,53 Japanese aircraft G4M1 Betty x 3 Japanese aircraft losses G4M1 Betty x 3 damaged Allied Ships AP Barnett Attacking Level Bombers: 3 x G4M1 Betty at 200 feet --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

a1981stingray -> RE: another battle (9/9/2010 1:07:14 PM)
obviously - the only chatter that could be heard over the Allied radios was "Abandon ship! All hands, Abandon Ship! Repeat this is NOT a drill! Abandon ship! All hands, Abandon Ship!" The Skipper, Gilligan, and the Professor of the SS Minnow happened to make it to shore along with the passengers, Marie Ann, Ginger, and Mr. and Mrs. Howell... [image]local://upfiles/30022/20480BCBEAC14680B37E81F312AB9493.jpg[/image]

RGIJN -> RE: another battle (9/10/2010 7:05:05 AM)
recently, even more allied vessels made it to their new wettish home beneath the waves. About 4...5 Oilers and several AP/AKs were reported sunk. One such victim (an always stricken Oiler that was limping back to port) was caught by one of our submarines lurking around... Since the Allies are considered short of sufficient escorts (especially DDs which were sunk in decent numbers) the Seas will become even more fruitful for us now. classic surface attack, with some shells pumped into the hull, followed by two 21" Torpedoes... [image]local://upfiles/23002/333AF642B566442AA5924FD259EB2C16.jpg[/image]

RGIJN -> RE: another battle (9/10/2010 7:08:28 AM)
One of our floatplanes equipped with photo-recon gear brought back home this stuff.... Shows the sinking of an enemy heavy cruiser, south of Guadalcanal. [image]local://upfiles/23002/7EA3E7973BAF4D548DEBA15E6E8FAA8D.jpg[/image] BTW, we still send out dozens of barges in an effort to pick up the drowning sailors and save as many as possible. They will receive a shot of Sake as first aid.... [sm=party-smiley-012.gif]

RGIJN -> RE: another battle (10/12/2010 1:20:54 PM)
the imperial submarine force continues to strike allied shipping on their routes to supply the starving garrisons... This tanker made it to the "total loss" list today. [image]local://upfiles/23002/8A231DA5EDBF479D8AD4A506D0F8E094.jpg[/image]

RGIJN -> Sub war (10/12/2010 1:25:54 PM)
...while we try to fend off another wolfpack heading into our territory. We guess these S-type boats are loaden to the conning towers with deadly mines... [image]local://upfiles/23002/BE2668B660C54EE5B49BF2E85333BD8C.jpg[/image]

RGIJN -> keeping the enemy on the ground (10/15/2010 5:01:57 PM)
recently, some minor fleets visited the Hebrides area. We sent two bombardment TFs into Luganville and achieved some nice results (the enemy already abandoned the airstrip there a while ago). After staging some wolfpacks into the Solomons, the Allies lost several subs (at least 4) in the last few weeks. Many were pounded by air attack, the remaining ones are either crawling back home or stalled at ports open to our pummeling.... AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/27/42 Weather: Partly Cloudy Naval bombardment of Luganville, at 53,53 Allied Ships SS S-43, Shell hits 1, heavy damage AK Celeno, Shell hits 1, heavy damage Airbase hits 2 Runway hits 7 Port hits 6 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sub attack at 37,35 Japanese Ships DD Mochizuki, Torpedo hits 1, on fire (damage 44/34) DD Kazegumo DD Oshio Allied Ships SS S-46, Shell hits 1, on fire -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on Luganville , at 53,53 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 9 G4M1 Betty x 25 no losses Allied Ships SS S-43, Bomb hits 1, on fire, heavy damage Port hits 2 Attacking Level Bombers: 20 x G4M1 Betty at 7000 feet 5 x G4M1 Betty at 7000 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on Luganville , at 53,53 Japanese aircraft G4M1 Betty x 19 no losses Allied Ships SS S-37, Bomb hits 1, on fire, heavy damage SS S-43, Bomb hits 2, on fire, heavy damage Port hits 2 Port supply hits 1 Attacking Level Bombers: 19 x G4M1 Betty at 7000 feet 0 x G4M1 Betty at 7000 feet --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

RGIJN -> RE: keeping the enemy on the ground (10/15/2010 5:02:48 PM)
heavy shells on light hulls.... [image]local://upfiles/23002/388305A26AAE463B9DD8826B3934BBBA.jpg[/image]

RGIJN -> Oct, 1942 (10/19/2010 10:19:52 AM)
By now, we made it to Oct 9th 1942 and the overall war progress is truly very pleasant & satisfying. All objectives taken so far, and the perimeter for the ongoing struggle is set very well. In the meantime, Imperial GHQ approved next stages of "War Plan RG02-3A" and accordingly transformed it into "RG02-3B1". They allocated massive assets down south to our local command in order to ensure quick success. Over one thousand A/C (of them, 350LB and 400 fighters) are ready to support the operations. Nihon Kaigun (the navy) is on hand with major components (eight fleet carriers, one light flattop, seven battlewagons incl. YAMATO & MUSASHI, 17 heavy and 14 light cruisers along with 75 destroyers and 15 submarines). The enemy is rated quite weak, but not broken yet. However, we haven�t intercepted much allied secret traffic so far. Besides a few subamrines and some mines laid in the Solomons vicinity and off Truk atoll there is absolutely no trace of the Americans, nor the Aussies. At least, they keep on loosing valuable transport vessels to our U-Boats.... Stay tuned for more news from the front soon...

RGIJN -> RE: Oct, 1942 (10/19/2010 10:25:50 AM)
Frontline, as given for early October, 1942 [image]local://upfiles/23002/B5AAC4D5E3FA4062916F9A48C35B8624.jpg[/image]

a1981stingray -> RE: Oct, 1942 (10/19/2010 9:46:25 PM)
Monthly Report from the Pacific Allied Command HQ The dreaded Imperial Japanese pounded our entire Naval Air Combat Fleet as it was shadowing the Allied Supply Transports near New Hebrides. It was difficult reading the reports of all hands lost including many pilots who were shot down by Zero Ace Pilots from the enemies most prestigious carriers. Almost all transports and auxiliary ships were lost as well. A majority of the survivors were sent back to Pearl while the severely crippled were scuttled the next day. The only ships to evade the IJN were those who lurk in the depths below. The submariners following orders to mine every enemy port hex from San Cristobal north to Truk. This was only slightly encouraging good news, but still not as good as a full barrel of rum every morning for breakfast. Don't get me wrong, I am not an alcoholic. Just under these bad times it really helps calm the nerves.... It is with great delight and celebration of the arrival of North Carolina and South Dakota with another big gun soon to arrive in a few days. In addition the Long Island has come back from Pearl with upgraded AA guns. More submarines continue to swell our dockyards at Noumea and are assigned an enemy port to mine. In the next few weeks it's possible that the New Hebrides Islands could be lost. A severe lack of available transports restricts Allied Commanders from lifting the powerful 1st Marine Division into Luganville. Other reports from Australia have every major base well defended and stockpiled with rum. Cooktown is home for the Kanga Force Troops, Cairns is home to the 7th Div, Inisfail is home to 3rd Div, 41st is currently setting up in Townsville, and the 6th Div is arriving in Rock Hampton. More troops continue to arrive daily and get assigned to protect the OZ Coastline. If Port Moresby had not fallen to the IJA, then most of these troops would be marching over the Owen Stanley Mountains and into Buna and Lae. Unfortunately, the IJA have redirected all their assets to the weakest part of the Allies Front Lines... The latest Schedule shows Pearl to release the next CVTF is approximately 130 days. In the meantime a few tin cans and other aux vessels are scheduled to arrive between now and then. Allied Intel is not very good. The only Search Planes operating have reported that the IJA occupy several nearby island bases that are within range of using their Zero and Val aircraft against Luganville. If this is true then it's doomsday for those stranded in New Hebrides.

RGIJN -> no CAP over Noumea... (10/21/2010 5:22:27 PM)
The enemy�s main port was found undefended when 44 bombers where sent down from Guadalcanal. For the loss of nine (op) aircraft they set on fire many big transports at the piers. We suspect they got engulfed in flames that quick due to their load of rum.... [;)] AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 10/18/42 Weather: Partly Cloudy Air attack on TF, near Noumea at 52,67 Japanese aircraft G4M1 Betty x 44 Japanese aircraft losses G4M1 Betty x 1 destroyed G4M1 Betty x 22 damaged Allied Ships AP President Adams AP Harry Lee, Torpedo hits 1 AP Manoora, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage AP Manunda AP Katoomba, Torpedo hits 1, on fire AP Wharton, Torpedo hits 1 AP Leedstown, Torpedo hits 1, on fire AP Crescent City, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage AP Zeilin, Torpedo hits 1 [image]local://upfiles/23002/B3B912F6F8BE4DF191D24EC965EF4B58.jpg[/image]

RGIJN -> next goal - Luganville (10/22/2010 2:29:31 PM)
while approaching the US base of Espiritu Santo, some nice slaughters folded. Initially we welcomed massive enemy airstrike just to cut them out of the skies... about 60 Wildcats, 25 Dauntless bombers and 20 Aircobras shot down for the loss of 20ish fighters of our own... The few bomb hits are deemed to be nothing more than scratches to the paint by our confidend engineers[:)] The approach will go on, with much support from the battlefleet softening up the Allied defenses and rendering their airstrip useless. AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 10/21/42 Weather: Overcast Air attack on Luganville , at 53,53 Japanese aircraft G4M1 Betty x 9 no losses Airbase hits 1 Runway hits 4 Attacking Level Bombers: 9 x G4M1 Betty at 6000 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Naval bombardment of Luganville, at 53,53 Allied aircraft Allied aircraft losses P-39D Airacobra x 5 destroyed P-39D Airacobra x 16 damaged Airbase hits 18 Runway hits 85 Port fuel hits 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF at 50,49 Japanese aircraft A6M2-N Rufe x 10 A6M2 Zero x 23 A6M3 Zero x 32 Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 6 Allied aircraft F4F-4 Wildcat x 56 P-39D Airacobra x 3 Japanese aircraft losses A6M2-N Rufe x 1 destroyed A6M2 Zero x 6 destroyed A6M3 Zero x 4 destroyed Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 3 destroyed Allied aircraft losses F4F-4 Wildcat x 36 destroyed F4F-4 Wildcat x 17 damaged P-39D Airacobra x 2 destroyed P-39D Airacobra x 1 damaged PO1 L.Nakasawa of EIII-1 Daitai is credited with kill number 4 Japanese Ships CS Chitose, Shell hits 4 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF at 50,49 Japanese aircraft A6M2-N Rufe x 9 A6M2 Zero x 26 A6M3 Zero x 28 Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 5 Allied aircraft SBD Dauntless x 12 Japanese aircraft losses A6M2 Zero x 1 damaged Allied aircraft losses SBD Dauntless x 13 destroyed SBD Dauntless x 2 damaged CPO E.Kaneko of AII-1 Daitai is credited with kill number 7 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on TF at 50,49 Japanese aircraft A6M2-N Rufe x 9 A6M2 Zero x 45 A6M3 Zero x 28 Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 22 Allied aircraft F4F-4 Wildcat x 31 SBD Dauntless x 25 P-39D Airacobra x 17 Japanese aircraft losses A6M2-N Rufe x 1 destroyed A6M2 Zero x 4 destroyed A6M3 Zero x 1 destroyed Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 2 damaged Allied aircraft losses F4F-4 Wildcat x 19 destroyed F4F-4 Wildcat x 9 damaged SBD Dauntless x 15 destroyed SBD Dauntless x 17 damaged P-39D Airacobra x 5 destroyed P-39D Airacobra x 11 damaged PO1 L.Nakasawa of EIII-1 Daitai is credited with kill number 6 Japanese Ships CS Nisshin, Shell hits 4 CL Kuma, Bomb hits 1 CL Tama --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

a1981stingray -> RE: next goal - Luganville (10/22/2010 3:12:23 PM)
3 days and still coming.... The latest hammering from the IJN BBTFs and LR bombers have put the base and airfield into the 200 damage... but the Allied CB and ENG units repaired it overnight....

RGIJN -> RE: next goal - Luganville (10/26/2010 4:20:24 PM)
Luganville should be ripe for a final assault now... a few attempts to reinforce the garrison by FT TFs where hampered by our massive submarine & mine barrier. The Allied lost countless numbers of A/C while fruitlessly attacking our fleets. The only hassle they accomplished was to severely damage the heavy cruiser FURUTAKA (about 60 sys) and the medium carrier JUNYO (21 sys, no float dmg). In the meantime, LR fighters from our forward base of Nevea interdicted with the enemy�s supply runs by air and shot down many precious medium & heavy bombers in the process. [image]local://upfiles/23002/25A8DBE6E73D4EF3BB4D193FB026908C.jpg[/image]

RGIJN -> Luganville TAKEN (10/26/2010 4:52:56 PM)
Espiritu Santo is in imperial hands now... along with three dozen allied aircraft wrecks scattered across the shattered airstrip. AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/06/42 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Air attack on Luganville , at 53,53 Japanese aircraft A6M2-N Rufe x 3 D3A Val x 69 B5N Kate x 10 E7K2 Alf x 1 no losses Allied ground losses: Men lost 302 Vehicles lost 1 Airbase hits 19 Runway hits 60 Attacking Level Bombers: 10 x B5N Kate at 5000 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ground combat at Luganville Japanese Shock attack Attacking force 27311 troops, 336 guns, 31 vehicles Defending force 17949 troops, 56 guns, 60 vehicles Japanese assault odds: 4 to 1 (fort level 0) Japanese forces CAPTURE Luganville base !!!

RGIJN -> Allied Powers defeated (10/27/2010 3:22:25 PM)
The US and Australian supreme commanders radioed some urgent messages today.... In the light of the overwhelming odds and after brave fight but terrbible losses there was no doubt it would happen.... and after our submarine I-166 sank the very last freighter "BUZZ" sent from Hawaii (loaden with rum) it was a matter of hours only.... THE ALLIES HAVE SURRENDERED [image]local://upfiles/23002/CEFBB6E78A7942559A9A4236203C82D1.jpg[/image]

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