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Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/4/2014 1:02:34 AM)
Yes, the new toys air, sea and land are creating some interesting wrinkles. I have 6 CV + 6 CVL and some nice new BCs and CAs. However, the Allies have some nasty cruisers, two new BCs and two small CVLs. The equation isn't the same as normal. My plan in broad brush is to take a normal perimeter, hope to attrit his navy a bit, then rely on some juicy mid-war options like accelerated Judys and Jills, the A6M4 interceptor, the carrier capable George, etc. Should be a fun ride!

obvert -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/4/2014 7:19:04 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Cribtop Yes, the new toys air, sea and land are creating some interesting wrinkles. I have 6 CV + 6 CVL and some nice new BCs and CAs. However, the Allies have some nasty cruisers, two new BCs and two small CVLs. The equation isn't the same as normal. My plan in broad brush is to take a normal perimeter, hope to attrit his navy a bit, then rely on some juicy mid-war options like accelerated Judys and Jills, the A6M4 interceptor, the carrier capable George, etc. Should be a fun ride! There is a carrier capable George!![X(][X(] That is unbelievable! I do know though that the Sam was intended to come much sooner, and might have still if Midway hadn't occurred. The George will be a match for the Hellcat for sure, and those canon will decimate 1E bombers. From my late war experience with the Sam, it stood up against anything, even the Corsair and P-51D, and occasionally could have a good day against even the P-47s. The George on a CV is nearly as good, and before the late Hellcats and Corsairs, I think combined with the faster strike planes you'll have an advantage through 44.

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/4/2014 4:03:53 PM)
Yep, scary ain't it? We are researching both George and Sam heavily too. In fact, those planes and a few others, plus the extra heavy cruisers, are a big part of the reason I want to take this game deep and see what happens. I also have a out of game reason, namely that I just want to get to mid and late war to have the experience of it.

pontiouspilot -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/4/2014 4:09:46 PM)
Jeff makes an excellent point about incomplete intell.....this will have to be my next game....maybe I should quit reading this too!!!

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/5/2014 2:24:55 AM)
Yes, I have to say I'm really enjoying the Between the Storms mod. It's not the same 'ole, same 'ole for either side. I do hope you keep reading, though. [;)]

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/7/2014 9:08:55 PM)
January 10, 1942 Been too busy with work for the AAR but the game goes on. Time to catch up. Subs ASW continues to harass O-16 just off Saigon without getting hits by either aircraft or patrol boats. We will send in some DDs out of spite. 4th Fleet Jaluit goes to forts 3. 14th Army DA Subic Bay clears out the 1 defending unit by forcing a surrender with 5:1 odds, casualties 393(75) vs 1 vehicle destroyed. Aparri goes to airfield 4 which is important as now our milk run bombers over Manila are no longer overstacked. 25th Army Port Dickson occupied. The enemy carriers have left Soerabaja again. Cribtop Intel thinks they are jumping in and out waiting for opportunities and testing our nav search. China DA 83, 45 gets a 1:1, casualties 596(8) vs 128(10). DA 86, 43 clears out a straggling HQ near Loyang, destroying the unit with casualties 150(18) vs nil. We LRCAP the KMT air force’s bombing effort near 83, 45 with Nates, which aren’t effective. Soon we will have an Oscar unit online here, however.

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/7/2014 9:15:17 PM)
January 11, 1942 4th Fleet Maiana occupied. SE Fleet Manus invaded and Rabaul is hit by KB’s Kates as the operation here moves into action. Burma BA Toungoo finds the assembled 1st Burma Division and a raw AS of 149 vs 270. We will have to await the arrival of Imperial Guards Division, which is marching up from Pegu. China BA at 83, 45 as we refresh supply today. The attack shows only two small enemy units left in the hex as the enemy’s retreat continues. We will try a DA tomorrow but there’s a 50/50 chance these units complete the march out. Recon continues to show little on the road to Ankang beyond the initial stack which was wearing down quickly. This will still be a tough offensive, but there is a chance if we can get forward quickly.

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/7/2014 9:22:21 PM)
January 12, 1942 Subs The Didgeridoo, which we assume is an Aussie sub (and an awesome name) duds on a transport in the Rabaul invasion TF. SE Fleet Manus falls. 25th Army Malacca occupied. Our Singapore milk run bombers try attacking at 19,000 feet and the flak hits jump noticeably. Losses so far are acceptable so we will try this altitude for a while. Burma We SA in an effort to finish off the Tenasserim Battalion, which is cut off from Rangoon, but the unit retreats back down the road to Tavoy. Casualties 31(6) vs nil. China Oscars jump the KMT bombers attacking the base of our Ankang salient, but only in small numbers, so only 1 bomber is shot down with many damaged. As we feared, the last two Chinese units abandon 83, 45 before a DA can force them to retreat. We will immediately march on. Our heavy artillery has arrived from Manchukuo and will be available as we battle the same 5 enemy LCUs for the next hex.

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/7/2014 9:33:47 PM)
January 13, 1942 Rangoon falls. Subs Didgeridoo misses BB Hyuga as the Rabaul invasion begins. Whew! ASW then attacks the sub but without a real hit. Escorts of a supply convoy at Baker Island chase off S-18. SE Fleet Rabual is invaded, with BBs Ise and Hyuga silencing the coastal guns. Troops are ashore in good order and KB’s Kates continue to bomb the enemy LCUs. Allied BA shows raw AS of 189 vs 44 in our favor. Aitape and Shortland are invaded, with the mandatory SA taking Shortland. 16th Army Moa occupied. We seize Kolaka by paratroop assault. This is the base near Kendari. The plan is to fly in more troops and then march on Kendari from the land side. This eliminates the risk of enemy carriers intervening against a seaborne invasion. Burma DA Rangoon takes the base from token resistance with 41:1 odds, 1 enemy LCU retreating, casualties 448(26) vs 153(1). Oddly, the port and airfield are trashed but the industrial facilities are virtually undamaged. As a nice bonus, we capture 21,000 tons of fuel. We will now reunify the elements of 55th Division and that unit plus the Imperial Guards will drive on upper Burma. China DA 87, 49 unintentionally destroys a straggling unit near Hankow, odds 130:1, casualties 187(35) to nil.

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/7/2014 9:41:51 PM)
January 14, 1942 Subs Invasion escorts DC another cool Aussie sub, the Boomerang, in the Rabaul hex. O-16 has a busy day, missing an ASW DD and suffering air and DC attacks. SE Fleet Aitape is occupied. DA Rabaul drops forts to 1 and achieves a 1:1, casualties 239(19) vs 157(1). Michael left 3 units here, so it will take a few days but the outcome is certain. 25th Army Marching on, almost to Johore Baru. Saigon goes to port level 6. China Today a much larger number of Oscars LRCAP the hex the enemy has been bombing and he dutifully shows up. This time we shoot down at least 4 bombers and damage many others.

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/7/2014 9:53:37 PM)
January 15, 1942 Subs Gudgeon duds on an xAK unloading supplies at Shortland. I-5 duds on an xAK in a convoy west of Oregon. I-157 sinks an AM trying to sneak down the Makassar Strait. We order most of our subs outside the DEI back to base to re-organize them into local forces and longer range, Glen supported commerce raiding groups. In a week or two we will be ready for a more effective sub offensive in Pacific AOs. 5th Fleet We begin phase II of our operations here, landing numerous base forces, construction units and an Air HQ at Attu and Amchitka. Units will begin landing at Adak tomorrow. The force is covered by organic escorts, by four IJN DDs and by a slow CVL we don’t want to operate with KB (one of the CS that can convert to CVL in stock, I don’t remember which). Another small TF drops a base force on Ulak Island and it falls to the mandatory SA. Next step up here is to fly in Zeros, bombers and some nav search. We will primarily secure the western end of the chain but are not averse to moving on Dutch Harbor if it is lightly occupied. We suspect it is secure but that is fine. SE Fleet Kavieng is invaded. A poor die roll at Rabaul prolongs the defense, obtaining a 1:2 by about 2 AV. However, one of the defending units is destroyed and casualties are in our favor at 142(5) vs 27(0). We will plow on. 16th Army Our paratroopers have finished marching from Lautern to Dili and take the empty base. 25th Army Kluong occupied. An armored unit has chased down a straggler near Temuloh and today destroys it with a high odds SA. Casualties are 86(6) vs nil. China Recon shows 10 enemy LCUs present at Kukong. This is probably just defensive but there is some worry of an enemy attack toward the lightly held coastal cities around Amoy. We will call off a planned attack on isolated Wenchow for a few days to confirm enemy intentions. In the north, we have determined that Michael has fallen back out of the mountainous country south of Yenan. This could open up a road to Sian, so we will probe here and bring in a bigger force if warranted.

temagic -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/7/2014 11:55:45 PM)
Nice prpogress Cribtop, seems the pace has increased. I love it when I see Cribtop has made an update on te AAR section. It's like a mini-Christmas every other daty :)

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/8/2014 2:28:25 AM)
Thanks, Temagic! The plan going forward is to finish Rabaul, let LBA and CVEs watch over the conquest of Lae to Milne Bay and the rest of the Solomons and get all of KB to the DEI to seize Palembang and get things moving there again.

temagic -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/8/2014 4:33:14 AM)
I realized that must have been your plan Cribtop. Will be interesting to see if we get an early carrier vs, carrier battle in the DEI area. Good luck to our brave soldiers and Banzai!!! Banzai!!! Oh, and keep the updates coming:)

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/8/2014 4:42:13 AM)
Here is China. The red oval is the next target hex. Recon in previous turns shows that there isn't much coming toward Ankang from the north yet, so a breakthrough opportunity remains. We have a lot of arty, armor and many divisions pushing up the road (although of course some divisions have to wait along the base of the salient due to stacking limits). The red arrows show the route that Michael has apparently abandoned. We are not naïve enough to think there is nothing on that back road heading to Sian, but per recon the enemy has abandoned the mountain hex where Chinese players often make a stand. We will seize that position and see what else is waiting for us. [image]local://upfiles/29885/D23656F731C946C3803E04E765565403.jpg[/image]

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/10/2014 4:30:17 AM)
January 16, 1942 A quiet day. Subs Convoy escorts chase off Thresher as we unload support troops at Adak Island. 4th Fleet We aren't reporting all the construction stuff, but it's worth noting that today both Wake and Eniwetok go to forts 3. We are using a nifty new unit type, a naval pioneer battalion, to speed the Wake buildup. SE Fleet Although the unit is almost undamaged, our Assault Division at Rabaul was pushing 50 DIS so we hold off a turn. DA tomorrow which we hope will end this. Kavieng is occupied by rowboat before our landing force can DA the place. China The Chinese forces pushed out of 83, 45 appear to be abandoning the next hex, trying to pull back behind the river to a position 1 hex south of Ankang. The bulk of our pursuing forces arrive today and we DA tomorrow. IJAAF 2E bombers are now part of the battle equation here and are bombing daily. Fresh divisions and even more artillery are marching to join the fray and are just 1 hex away.

HansBolter -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/10/2014 10:40:58 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Cribtop Yes, the new toys air, sea and land are creating some interesting wrinkles. I have 6 CV + 6 CVL and some nice new BCs and CAs. However, the Allies have some nasty cruisers, two new BCs and two small CVLs. The equation isn't the same as normal. My plan in broad brush is to take a normal perimeter, hope to attrit his navy a bit, then rely on some juicy mid-war options like accelerated Judys and Jills, the A6M4 interceptor, the carrier capable George, etc. Should be a fun ride! Better reexamine that OOB. The Allies get FIVE new CVLs. One US medium sized one, the King's Mountain Two US Small ones, Jacksonville and Charlotte One Aussie small one, the Melbourne One Kiwi small one, the Wellington. They also get two AVs and two AKVs that can convert to CVEs with a 180 day conversion time. The AVs are present at start. The AKVs enter at Balboa later and have to move to a shipyard. By late summer/early fall the Allies can assemble a decent CV force if they don't fritter it away early. My solo game against the Japanese AI is in late April now. There are many other adjustments that give the Allies a boost early. More cruisers, more destroyers. Most importantly, at least a token amount of fuel in many bases that are devoid of fuel at start in Stock or DBB scenarios. The lack of fuel greatly curtails early naval operations. Having at least some fuel everywhere creates considerable flexibility.

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/10/2014 7:10:35 PM)
Five - Yikes. Thanks for the info!

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/10/2014 7:59:54 PM)
January 17, 1942 Rabaul falls. Time for KB to restore order in the DEI. Subs Our ASW patrols continue to harass Dutch subs just off Saigon. A few hits would be nice. 5th Fleet Unloading is almost finished at all bases save Adak. The fleet will head home to re-organize as we have sent a group of cruisers north as a reaction force up here. SE Fleet Vanimo invaded. DA Rabaul finally gets a good die roll and takes the base with 7:1 odds. Two enemy LCUs retreat into the jungle with losses of 245(263) vs 29(0). We will land the second wave of support troops beginning tomorrow and fly in significant LBA. This green lights the withdrawal of KB from these waters and also creates pre-conditions for invasions of Lae, Milne Bay, Munda Point, and finally Port Moresby. 25th Army The vanguard reaches Johore Baru at last. We will seize it and rail in the main army in preparation to cross into Singapore. Bengkalis is occupied. Thus does the invasion of Sumatra begin by rowboat. [:D] 15th Army Prome falls. Imperial Guards arrive at Toungoo tomorrow. SA near Tavoy finally forces the Tenasserim RAF Bttn to surrender. Casualties 148(18) vs nil. China A first attack at the next line on the road to Ankang (hex 83,44) gets poor odds but decent results. 1:3, casualties 368(0) vs 259(1). We will add more troops and continue to wear the defenders down. On the back road to Sian we advance another hex and still find no enemy. Michael may have stripped this area in order to respond to the Ankang offensive. Cribtop HQ is considering reinforcement and a second major axis here depending on what we find one more hex up the road.

John 3rd -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/10/2014 10:41:13 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: HansBolter quote: ORIGINAL: Cribtop Yes, the new toys air, sea and land are creating some interesting wrinkles. I have 6 CV + 6 CVL and some nice new BCs and CAs. However, the Allies have some nasty cruisers, two new BCs and two small CVLs. The equation isn't the same as normal. My plan in broad brush is to take a normal perimeter, hope to attrit his navy a bit, then rely on some juicy mid-war options like accelerated Judys and Jills, the A6M4 interceptor, the carrier capable George, etc. Should be a fun ride! Better reexamine that OOB. The Allies get FIVE new CVLs. One US medium sized one, the King's Mountain Two US Small ones, Jacksonville and Charlotte One Aussie small one, the Melbourne One Kiwi small one, the Wellington. They also get two AVs and two AKVs that can convert to CVEs with a 180 day conversion time. The AVs are present at start. The AKVs enter at Balboa later and have to move to a shipyard. By late summer/early fall the Allies can assemble a decent CV force if they don't fritter it away early. My solo game against the Japanese AI is in late April now. There are many other adjustments that give the Allies a boost early. More cruisers, more destroyers. Most importantly, at least a token amount of fuel in many bases that are devoid of fuel at start in Stock or DBB scenarios. The lack of fuel greatly curtails early naval operations. Having at least some fuel everywhere creates considerable flexibility. Now Hans...you shouldn't give AWAY everything! The Cribtop might get a weeeeee bit scared... [:'(]

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/11/2014 1:49:51 AM)
Now that I have 6 CVs and 6 CVLs together, there is little I fear! [8D] PS - Still, it goes to show that the Allies in this mod have the ability to do some serious damage wherever KB is NOT, eh?

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/11/2014 2:15:23 PM)
Okay, two questions: 1) IJAAF 2E bombers seem especially feeble so far in this game. Does the version of DBB that BTS is based on contain the IJA "bomb nerf," where the 250lb bomb does less damage than stock? 2) We are close to completing research on the A6M3, so all the R&D factories are purple. In a repeat of the most often asked question on the boards, if you want to keep an R&D factory as an R&D factory, the correct settings are No/Yes/No? Or something else?

Lowpe -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/11/2014 3:10:54 PM)
No clue on bombs being weakened. Upgd – This is a Yes/No toggle which determines if the factory will upgrade automatically to a new type of aircraft if and only if the existing aircraft has a valid upgrade path. So a G4M1 Betty factory will automatically upgrade to the G4M2 Betty version if this value is Yes. Otherwise, the factory will continue to produce the G4M1 version until this is changed to Yes or the player changes the factory manually. For R&D: We still have the planes listed and the toggles, etc. The major difference is the Upgrade toggle determines if the factory switches from an R&D factory to a production factory when that plane type becomes available. Once a factory becomes a production factory, if can never return to being an R&D factory. Once nice feature that has been added, is that the plane’s name will turn blue when it is within 30 days of its availability date. This way you can determine if you want to allow the factory to switch or not.

obvert -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/11/2014 4:06:36 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Cribtop Okay, two questions: 1) IJAAF 2E bombers seem especially feeble so far in this game. Does the version of DBB that BTS is based on contain the IJA "bomb nerf," where the 250lb bomb does less damage than stock? 2) We are close to completing research on the A6M3, so all the R&D factories are purple. In a repeat of the most often asked question on the boards, if you want to keep an R&D factory as an R&D factory, the correct settings are No/Yes/No? Or something else? 1) As far as I understand it, all of DBB has lessened bomb effect for both sides. I certainly have noticed playing the Allies and using 4Es. It's a good thing as far as I can tell after ten months of game. Seems like the Japanese still can get licks in, but neither side can close fields as easily and both have trouble hitting AA defended troops on the ground. 2) Just change them now if they're purple to the next model in the correct path. (Save before doing!). That is the setting I use, but if I don't check each month, I've had factories still change to production.

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/11/2014 6:45:15 PM)
Thanks, guys. Always have to double check that one. We should get A6M3, 4 and 5 this year with the R&D commitment made.

temagic -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/12/2014 2:03:58 PM)
BANZAI!!! BANZAI!!! BANZAI!!!

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/13/2014 4:31:14 AM)
A few updates coming tonight, but for the moment, umm, HOW 'BOUT THEM COWBOYS?@?@?@?@?@?!?!!?!?!?!?!? We are actually good. Shocking stuff. That is the best Offensive line in football. Sweet.

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/13/2014 4:35:04 AM)
January 18, 1942 Shhh…. 5th Fleet Atka Island occupied by rowboat. Unloading of support troops and supplies at Amchitka, Ulak and Adak continues without interference from the enemy cruiser squadron seen a few weeks back. SE Fleet Vanimo falls. Forces are moving into place to invade Lae, Munda, and Tulagi. Support troops and lots of supply are unloading at Rabaul. 25th Army Johore Bahru falls. Tomorrow we rail the whole army (6 Divisions plus support stuff) into the base. On to Singapore.

Cribtop -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/13/2014 4:51:16 AM)
January 19, 1942 Subs Over the next 3 days, a horde of recalled subs will arrive at Kwaj. We will refuel, repair SYS damage, and then send them to their new assignments. Enemy CVs and CVLs are spotted in the Makassar Strait again and we vector 4 subs to intercept (see below). 5th Fleet Other than a few unspotted supply ships unloading at Amchitka, our support Op up here is complete. All TFs are recalled to Japan in preparation for the next phase. Jakes out of Adak begin naval search over the approaches from Dutch Harbor, and LBA will fly in as soon as airfields are constructed. SE Fleet All four KB TFs RV West of Truk and re-organize into a 3 TF configuration. We will be using 2 CVs and 2 CVLs in each main KB TF. The whole enchilada is ordered to sail for Babel, target the DEI. 14th Army A force led by 48th Division arrives in Bataan today and will BA to test combat power. If we can clear out the 9 units in this base we can bombard Manila from the sea and hasten the end of the siege there. 16th Army We re-loaded the previously aborted Manado invasion and sailed out of Babel a few days back as a test. Sure enough, once we are spotted by seaplanes a big Allied naval force pops up in the Makassar Strait. We see CVLs and surface TFs. How much of the enemy carrier force is present is uncertain. The Manado invasion withdraws, its true mission a success. We plan to dangle this TF a third time and hope to draw the Allies out, then pounce with KB. Michael is probably too smart for the ruse, but it is worth a try and will introduce the world to the full power of a 12 carrier KB. Panggoe occupied. We are proceeding with an Op to attack Kendari by air assault. Specifically, we are flying in more troops and supplies to Kolaka and will move overland against the small garrison. 25th Army The horde has arrived at Johore Bahru and is shifting into combat mode. We are also moving air support to the base to allow for easier access to bombing Singers. 15th Army Probably unbeknownst to Michael, Imperial Guards Division arrived in Toungoo last turn. Today we DA with good results, odds 2:1, forts down to 1, casualties 211(3) vs 246(1). We will rest a day to get supplies back up and continue the attack. Mauling 1st Burma Division will be a small bonus here that is a direct result of hiding the presence of the Guards until they were really needed. China BA 83,44 is using bigger guns now and obtaining good results, as are daily ground bombings. DA tomorrow as more troops have entered the hex. Two wrecked Chinese corps SA near Loyang in what appears to be a suicide attack to gain the respawn. Odds 1:22, casualties 130(5) vs nil. We will take the mountain hex on the back door road to Sian tomorrow.

temagic -> RE: NFC East Showdown: Cribtop (J) vs nygiants59 (A) - Reluctant Admiral (10/14/2014 8:56:01 AM)
Looking forward to the Battle for the DEI.

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