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warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/10/2018 4:46:59 PM)
Turn 93 6th August 1941 Angry is not the word. I attack a surrounded German company and over 120 aircraft take to the skies in response to the best part of 200 German/Italian aircraft!!! The Axis lose 22 aircraft (just 5 destroyed) and I lose 37 of which 12 are destroyed..... Next time I will just safely escort the German infantrymen back to their lines and save the aircraft [;)]

ChuckBerger -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/10/2018 9:12:50 PM)
This feels silly. Armies in WW2 were never that invisible, especially in the desert. Air recon, signals and intel should be giving you some clue whether the enemy is around or not. Not to mention all those recon companies you have out, which shouldn't be showing just the hex they're in, but should be presumed to be sending patrols out far and wide.

DanNeely -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/10/2018 11:09:38 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: ChuckBerger This feels silly. Armies in WW2 were never that invisible, especially in the desert. Air recon, signals and intel should be giving you some clue whether the enemy is around or not. Not to mention all those recon companies you have out, which shouldn't be showing just the hex they're in, but should be presumed to be sending patrols out far and wide. The variable recon levels change along with the commanding generals, and presumably are intended to function as a player handicap based on the relative quality of the leadership. From the scenario briefing for the CW it falls from 15% to 0% when O'Conner is captured and stays there until first Auchinleck (5%) and then Monty (15%) arrive. Axis recon starts at 0%, rises to 35% when Rommel arrives and drops to 15% after the British discover the German radio intercept unit and do something about it (midway between Auchinleck and Monty's arrivals).

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/11/2018 5:38:48 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: ChuckBerger This feels silly. Armies in WW2 were never that invisible, especially in the desert. Air recon, signals and intel should be giving you some clue whether the enemy is around or not. Not to mention all those recon companies you have out, which shouldn't be showing just the hex they're in, but should be presumed to be sending patrols out far and wide. warspite1 It may feel silly, but I tell you what? it makes for an intense experience!!

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/11/2018 5:57:13 AM)
Turn 94 - Axis Turn 9th August 1941 The Axis turn is limited to more bombardment of my outposts west of Tobruk. I can see from the enemy turn playback that there are moves afoot out of the Jebel on the coast road. An attack is clearly building and this time there will be no Royal Navy to help. This is all I can see of the enemy (I can see a bit more than normal) - apart from aircraft symbols on various airfields in a few places - and further back too. Lots of artillery, aircraft and heavy hitting ****. Now my opponent knows how to keep the RN quiet it will be interesting to see how long (or not) Tobruk can last. I hope Curtis Lemay is wrong about this otherwise from a scenario point of view that will be very disappointing. [image]local://upfiles/28156/6892271F53D54771B5E05647E3EEE638.jpg[/image]

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/11/2018 6:16:02 AM)
Turn 94 9th August 1941 A quick check of the state of play ahead of the next Axis offensive. Royal Navy Queen Elizabeth and Valiant are both 1% off full working order, Barham still has 10% damage. Ajax and Dido have 17% damage, Euryalus 49%, leaving just Arethusa and Naiad as 100% okay. All destroyers are at 100%. Air Forces I am back down to 17 squadrons thanks to the annoying loss of a SAAF Hurricane squadron. I decide to place the following squadrons in the Bardia/Sollum area in order to try and assist Tobruk as much as possible: Stats: Aircraft actual/aircraft max - Proficiency - Readiness - Supply Fighter squadrons RAAF Hurricane a - 24/24 - 83% - 100% - 100% RAAF Hurricane b - 24/24 - 100% - 100% - 100% RAAF Hurricane c - 24/24 - 100% - 100% - 100% RAF Hurricane b - 24/24 - 69% - 100% - 100% Bomber Squadrons RAAF Blenheim - 24/24 - 67% - 100% - 100% RAF Blenheim a - 24/24 - 90% - 100% - 100% RAF Gladiator - 20/24 - 80% - 100% - 100% SAAF Blenheim a - 24/24 - 78% - 100% - 100% of the remaining 9 squadrons, 4 are reorganising, 2 are resting and of the remaining 3: 1 x Albacore squadron is on combat support (Fuka) 1 x Greek Hurricane squadron is on air superiority (Alexandria) 1 x South African Hurricane squadron is on air superiority (Zawyet Shammus) Well that's about all I can do. I have the Kiwis + Poles in Tobruk, I have the Aussies stationed outside (I suspect that devoncop knows that the Aussies go around now from the other threads and is cleverly waiting for them to depart stage left). That leaves my remaining units. In the absence of any proper infantry support my (effectively) 4 armoured brigades can't realistically fight it out with the panzers and massed Italian infantry (beefed up by German infantry) so..... [image]local://upfiles/28156/AB3D9467CBD2450EB7C94EEBBD29C8E4.jpg[/image]

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/11/2018 7:00:55 AM)
Turn 94 9th August 1941 I know the Australians go soon and the below is from the documentation (the expected reinforcements schedule is missing the Australians as we know). The reinforcements for turn 95 ties up although these are South Africans which I know from my first AAR does not mean they will be ready to deploy. Interestingly there are more Australians on the map than the 13 I am supposed to be losing but the three on Turn 97 must be part of this (as that makes up 9 infantry battalions). The armour must be the cavalry and the 5 artillery must include the light AA. That leaves the MG battalion and the Engineer? It would be helpful to know which battalion I have for the extra two turns but..... 9th Australian Division HQ 20th Brigade 13th Bn. 15th Bn. 17th Bn. 24th Brigade 28th Bn. 32nd Bn. 43rd Bn. 26th Brigade 23rd Bn. 24th Bn. 48th Bn. Divisional Units 9th Cavalry Regt. 3rd Machine-Gun Bn. 3rd Anti-Tank Regt. 7th Field Art Regt. 8th Field Art Regt. 12th Field Art Regt. 1st Engineer Bn. 3rd Light AA Regt. [image]local://upfiles/28156/0EBCAC3770604E18B50F5F1596F517A4.jpg[/image]

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/11/2018 9:13:37 AM)
Turn 95 - Axis Turn 13th August 1941 Right on queue the Aussies disappear - although its not just a brigade left - its two (in line with previous comments about withdrawal on a brigade basis) - so the documentation is wrong too. Turns out that it was the 20th and 26th Brigade that stayed, but its a bit of a shame because I used a company from the 24th Battalion as the forlorn hope to the west of Gazala. If I'd known I could have placed a bigger obstacle there i.e. all of 24th Brigade; a bit gamey but.... ...anyway, couldda, shouldda, wouldda, it is what it is and the Axis are on the march once more!!

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/11/2018 10:16:50 AM)
Turn 95 13th August 1941 The plan to deploy forward my better air units fell flat on its great fat a**e. The enemy bombarded one of the Australian outposts and two of my squadrons went off to help (the defenders that is - not the bombardment [:)]). Although the destroyed column shows just one Hurricane, the aircraft available to the two squadrons tell a different story.... I can only hope that the 18 disabled Axis aircraft contain some destroyed units too..... Even worse, the third Australian Hurricane squadron then decides to go into reorganisation mode in sympathy. [image]local://upfiles/28156/E2EBF78D4C3C4D57BCA40874A3802690.jpg[/image]

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/11/2018 10:24:51 AM)
Turn 95 13th August 1941 But it gets worse for my forward strike units. My full strength RAAF Blenheim squadron - which wasn't involved in any of those engagements - has decided to lose 10 aircraft?? I mean what is that all about? My Beaufighter squadron is on Air Superiority apparently - and is now down to 10 aircraft. Funny that as it was ordered on R-E-S-T. So my squadron returns for this turn are: 7 x Fighters on Air Superiority 4 x Bombers on Combat Support 1 x Fighter on Reorganisation 5 x squadrons (3 x FTR and 2 x BMR) on Rest (or whatever the computer decides to do with them) [image]local://upfiles/28156/948F00E4B5BA4C2B9AF014049BFD238B.jpg[/image]

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/11/2018 10:47:08 AM)
Turn 95 13th August 1941 My patrols to the west of El Cuasc spot some Italians. The reconnaissance forces, from the 1st Royals destroy an AA unit but maintain contact with the Italians. [image]local://upfiles/28156/A2D01187A17D46DD82480F55ED5A7720.jpg[/image]

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/11/2018 1:42:32 PM)
Turn 96 - Axis Turn 16th August 1941 The Axis attack gathers pace. The Australians continue to show their worth, holding up the Italians at Gazala. [image]local://upfiles/28156/BC976D463BFD4985A600E94EA5CAD6F7.jpg[/image]

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/11/2018 2:13:55 PM)
Turn 96 - Axis Turn 16th August 1941 The detail behind the summary [image]local://upfiles/28156/14F53F9DA2324DA8BB29B7F88499B7DD.jpg[/image]

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/11/2018 2:14:48 PM)
Turn 96 16th August 1941 After that intense activity (and losses) lets have a look at the air situation. 8 (4 operational) Hurricane sqns - 163/192 aircraft - 78 in reserve - 6 replacements per turn 4 (3 operational) Blenheim sqns - 89/96 aircraft - 69 in reserve - 3 replacements per turn 1 (0 operational) Tomahawk sqns - 16/48 aircraft - 2 in reserve - 2 replacements per turn 1 (0 operational) Albacore sqn - 4/10 aircraft - 4 in reserve - 0 replacements per turn 1 (0 operational) Beaufighter sqn - 13/24 aircraft - 2 in reserve - 1 replacement per turn 1 (0 operational) Gladiator sqn - 21/24 aircraft - 3 in reserve - 1 replacement per turn 1 (1 operational) Wellington sqn - 24/24 aircraft - 30 in reserve - 2 replacements per turn This is a pretty poor state of affairs - just 8 out of 17 squadrons operational - particularly with the Hurricane squadrons. I simply don't trust the program to do what I ask and I send 5 squadrons to the Nile Delta in the hope that they won't decide they don't want to be at rest.... Laugh? I almost bought a round.... I finally get some South Africans, after their long period of work up. I started moving them last turn.... and now the whole division is....... reorganising. Well to be fair they probably needed the rest [8\|].

Curtis Lemay -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/11/2018 2:21:06 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: ChuckBerger This feels silly. Armies in WW2 were never that invisible, especially in the desert. Air recon, signals and intel should be giving you some clue whether the enemy is around or not. Not to mention all those recon companies you have out, which shouldn't be showing just the hex they're in, but should be presumed to be sending patrols out far and wide. You do know that both sides in this campaign were taken completely by surprise multiple times?

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/11/2018 5:30:35 PM)
Turn 97 - Axis Turn 20th August 1941 2,969 Axis moves - here is a man with a plan! And they're all converging on Tobruk! [image]local://upfiles/28156/3F65F9332C4947A1A70CD8CD13BABA03.jpg[/image]

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/11/2018 6:48:52 PM)
Turn 97 20th August 1941 Despite what the Documentation stated, the 10th Indian Brigade did disappear this turn. I am not going to be able to do too much more until I find out what else goes. But in the meantime I try and get my aircraft situation in check. There are now 18 squadrons available: 7 (0 operational) Hurricane sqns - 146/168 aircraft - 87 in reserve - 6 replacements per turn 5 (0 operational) Blenheim sqns - 94/120 aircraft - 84 in reserve - 3 replacements per turn 2 (0 operational) Tomahawk sqns - 38/48 aircraft - 3 in reserve - 2 replacements per turn 1 (0 operational) Albacore sqn - 8/10 aircraft - 0 in reserve - 0 replacements per turn 1 (0 operational) Beaufighter sqn - 14/24 aircraft - 2 in reserve - 1 replacement per turn 1 (0 operational) Gladiator sqn - 16/24 aircraft - 8 in reserve - 1 replacement per turn 1 (0 operational) Wellington sqn - 22/24 aircraft - 33 in reserve - 2 replacements per turn What a total piggin' mess. I move as many units as possible east to try and save themselves from disobeying orders.

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/12/2018 5:55:03 AM)
Turn 97 20th August 1941 Tobruk Garrison Western Strongpoint Strongpoint 2 - 14/17 18th NZ Bn. - 40/40 - Rifle Squads 20th NZ Bn. - 40/40 22nd NZ Bn. - 40/40 23rd NZ Bn. - 40/40 2nd Scots Guards Bn. - 44/45 7th NZ Anti-Tank Regt. - 4/32 AT guns 27th Light AA Regt. - 21/24 2-pounder guns Southwestern Strongpoint Strongpoint 3 - 14/17 21st NZ Bn. - 40/40 Rifle Squads 1st Polish Bn. - 35/36 3rd Polish Bn. - 36/36 Kopanski Machine-Gun Company - 40/40 machine-guns 65th Anti-Tank Regt. - 17/32 2-pounder AT guns 57th Light AA Regt. - 22/24 2-pounder AA guns 14th NZ Light AA Regt. - 17/24 2-pounder AA guns Southeastern Strongpoint Strongpoint 4 - 16/17 19th NZ Bn - 40/40 Rifle Squads 24th NZ Bn. - 40/40 26th NZ Bn. - 40/40 28th Maori Bn. - 48/50 2nd NZ Cavalry Regt. - 35/35 27th NZ Machine-Gun Bn. - 60/60 machine-guns 1st Polish Anti-Tank Batt. - 2/8 AT guns 2nd Heavy AA Regt. - 8/8 3.7-inch AA guns Eastern Strongpoint Strongpoint 1 - 7/17 25th NZ Bn. - 40/40 2nd Polish Bn. - 36/36 1st (FF) Marine Company - 9/9 1st Polish Cavalry Regt. - 14/15 7th Royal Tank Regiment - 50/50 Matilda II tanks 5th NZ Field Art Regt. - 20/24 25-pounder guns 13th Light AA Regt. - 20/24 2-pounder AA guns Tobruk Minefield a 136/144 Minefield b 144/144 2nd New Zealand Division HQ 4th NZ Bde. HQ - 10/10 Rifle Squads 5th NZ Bde. HQ - 10/10 6th NZ Bde. HQ - 10/10 1st Polish Bde. HQ - 10/10 4th NZ Field Art Regt. - 22/24 3.7-inch guns 1st Royal Horse Artillery Regt. - 21/24 25-pounder guns So this is what the Commonwealth and their Allies have in order to try and defend Tobruk for the second time. I think it will be a short siege because a) there is no RN and b) I suspect devoncop will concentrate fully on this objective this time before moving on. The numbers behind the OOB make for unpleasant reading - certainly with regard to artillery pieces of all types: Rifle Squads - 657/662 - 99.24% Tanks - 50/50 - 100% Machine Guns - 100/100 - 100% Anti-Aircraft guns - 88/104 - 84% Anti-Tank guns - 23/72 - 32% Field Artillery guns - 63/72 - 87% [image]local://upfiles/28156/D238180CE67F499880277987F8625D2C.jpg[/image]

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/12/2018 7:06:26 PM)
Turn 98 - Axis Turn 23rd August 1941 Two more Australian companies evaporate. The Axis take Bardia and there are renewed bombardments of Tobruk.

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/12/2018 7:14:15 PM)
Turn 98 23rd August 1941 I attempt to move two companies of Australians toward Tobruk....that was a mistake; one is evaporated and the other loses its dug-in status as it fails to move. I continue to move whatever South Africans are available to the west - but its a slow process. My artillery in Tobruk open up and from what I can tell they destroy: The Sabratha Division HQ A battalion from the Sabratha Division A battalion from the Pavia Division A battalion from the CCNN Division A company from the Bologna Division A company from the Savona Division

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/13/2018 3:09:28 AM)
Turn 99 - Axis Turn 27th August 1941 The Germans move out of Bardia, capturing the undefended Sollum, and destroying the Czech battalion defending Fort Capuzzo. But the main news is the massed bombardment of Tobruk. I am not sure how, but I must have missed the evaporation of an anti-tank unit the turn before last. - In two turns the rifle squads have lost 5% of their number (94%)* - The anti-tank guns have almost disappeared (11%) - The AA is almost halved (56%) - Machine guns are down by a tenth (90%) * This does not include 42 rifle squads from the Australian 9th Division that retreated to Tobruk last turn. All that and the Axis have not even brought all their guns to bear!

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/13/2018 4:38:55 AM)
Turn 99 27th August 1941 A small Royal Navy task force, comprising of two battleships, two cruisers and three destroyers, puts to sea. The Axis air force is waiting and a major dogfight develops. Some German aircraft get to attack the task force and cause 4% damage to HMS Valiant, but not before a large scale aerial battle. 154 Axis aircraft, including 24 deadly Ju-87's, are sent to intercept the British ships, while 104 CW fighters are sent to assist their defence; 26 are lost (9 destroyed) but in so doing 33 Axis aircraft are lost (14 destroyed). [image]local://upfiles/28156/115FCAD5A8D04D8F9E8CED88AD2D06CE.jpg[/image]

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/13/2018 5:03:00 AM)
Turn 99 27th August 1941 I start the turn with bombardments against the Italian forces on the cost west of Tobruk. Two rounds of bombardments are carried out against the enemy forces at Sollum, before launching an infantry attack on the town led by the 22nd Guards Brigade. A major engagement develops in which the Allied air forces get a total pasting..... circa 300 aircraft vs almost half that number and 67 Allied aircraft lost (20 destroyed)??? vs 40 Axis (13 destroyed). A closer examination of the ground losses shows a pretty poor picture too. The loses in terms of infantry is massive for the British compared to the, largely Italian, enemy forces. The only bright spot is that the Pavia Division HQ was evaporated - which hopefully has a poor effect on its troops. A very disappointing outcome all-round. The only bright spot was that the Royal Navy ships were not crucified when returning to port. [image]local://upfiles/28156/2B4D435B53594DBD90659E4C54784960.jpg[/image]

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/13/2018 5:29:17 AM)
Turn 99 27th August 1941 The final round of the turn saw continued bombardment west of Tobruk and barrages launched against the forces in Sollum and the area to the west. [image]local://upfiles/28156/F1E29B14388742A9B2B377B7D84350C1.jpg[/image]

RichMunn -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/13/2018 4:19:13 PM)
Sorry to intervene but Warspite I tried to send you a PM apologising for my tardy response in our game (I hope to do it tomorrow) and it told me the message was undeliverable because your PM storage was full. Just thought you'd like to know! Cheers Rich

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/13/2018 4:36:54 PM)
Thanks - should be clear now [:)]

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/13/2018 4:38:29 PM)
Turn 100 30th August 1941 A lot happened last turn - most of it bad - it seems in any and all circumstances my air force is a bit rubbish...... So what did happen? First off their was an airfield attack at Sidi Barani. 40 Hurricane and Tomahawk fighters took to the skies to beat off the attack by 50 Axis aircraft (28 Italian fighters (11 biplanes) and 22 bombers). The Axis lost 14 aircraft (3 destroyed) and the CW lost 5 (3 destroyed). There were also 34 AA guns in the town but these seem to have remained silent..... A second attack was launched against Zawyet Shammus - although this does not show as an airfield attack in the Combat Results. Again there are 34 AA guns to complement 24 Hurricanes and 37 Blenheims. The attackers number just 10 bombers escorted by 58 German fighters. The Axis lose 9 aircraft (just 1 destroyed), while the CW manage to lose 11 (4 destroyed).... Attention then moves to Tobruk and environs.....

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/13/2018 5:08:46 PM)
Turn 100 30th August 1941 Southwestern Strongpoint 4 x attacks launched, costing the CW 12%, 10%, 17% and 13% losses. No casualties for the Axis. Eastern Strongpoint 3 x attacks, the first cost the CW 19% (for 1% in counter-battery fire), 20% and 13% Other South of Tobruk a company of Australians from the 13th Battalion hold off wave after wave of attack - thanks to support from the Royal Horse Artillery and the minefield effects. In response the Axis launch an airstrike with 52 bombers supported by 137 fighters. Despite only being able to muster 21 Hurricanes, they inflict 13 losses (just 2 destroyed) for the loss of 10 (2 destroyed). The enemy bombers do limited damage to the troops. Increasingly frustrated it seems (and understandably so), the Axis attack with land and air forces again. The gallant Aussies are all but wiped out but still they stand their ground. An RAAF Hurricane squadron, down to just 4 aircraft, intercept and all 4 planes are lost (all disabled). The Axis lose 5 aircraft (1 destroyed). More importantly, the attackers lose 45 rifle squads as well as mortars, guns and trucks. A fourth attack is then carried out and the Australians heroic resistance comes to an end. [image]local://upfiles/28156/CE30DFF5C53F477FA45C9D1AA5CE407C.jpg[/image]

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/13/2018 5:15:24 PM)
Turn 100 30th August 1941 At Tobruk the CW are down a further 22 rifle squads, but that is nothing compared to the losses of AA and ART - 27 pieces destroyed in one turn alone.... There are no more After all that Hot Air Action, what is the state of my air units? Well I still somehow have 19 squadrons: 7 (4 operational) Hurricane sqns - 140/168 aircraft - 58 in reserve - 6 replacements per turn 5 (3 operational) Blenheim sqns - 101/120 aircraft - 75 in reserve - 3 replacements per turn 3 (2 operational) Tomahawk sqns - 61/72 aircraft - 6 in reserve - 2 replacements per turn 1 (1 operational) Albacore sqn - 7/10 aircraft - 0 in reserve - 0 replacements per turn 1 (0 operational) Beaufighter sqn - 9/24 aircraft - 7 in reserve - 1 replacement per turn 1 (1 operational) Gladiator sqn - 24/24 aircraft - 1 in reserve - 1 replacement per turn?? This should have ended on Turn 98 1 (0 operational) Wellington sqn - 14/24 aircraft - 41 in reserve - 2 replacements per turn I make 11 squadrons operational but this is a risky move given the state of some of these.... Of big concern are the reserve numbers for the Hurricanes and Blenheims - this have reduced markedly and the squadrons are not even at full strength....

warspite1 -> RE: CFNA 1940-43 devoncop (Axis) vs warspite1 (CW) (2/13/2018 6:40:39 PM)
Turn 100 30th August 1941 I am limited to bombardments this turn but some success is recorded. [image]local://upfiles/28156/BABFCBF2508844B0A18A203247256D4E.jpg[/image]

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