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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/13/2011 8:40:05 PM   
Walker84


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I hadn't checked your progress for a little while so was amazed and delighted to see the reports of the excellent Imperial victories in the Solomons. Clearly you can now make some concrete plans such as the Midway invasion with knowledge of position of the main Allied carrier force (i.e. at the bottom of the Solomon Sea....). Does this, plus the excellent position in China put you closer to achieving autovictory, or is more likely that it will give you a further year to strengthen your overall position before Essex class replenishment?

I will say that Cantona has made it a great and compelling game due to his decision to fight forward at this stage in the war when some Allied players might be content to sit further back and wait for more reinforcements before starting any offensive action. In my own game I can rarely locate the enemy until they arrive in massed 'death star' waves of B-17s or else P-38s sweeping at 39k altitude

Long may the Emperor's run of success continue!

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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/20/2011 2:50:15 PM   
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Status: offline 		Hey Ramon! 6 days since the last update? Has the IJN turned on their cloaking devices
or are you takeing a brake?

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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/20/2011 3:28:25 PM   
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Hey Ramon! 6 days since the last update? Has the IJN turned on their cloaking devices
or are you takeing a brake?


LoBaron, thanks for your post!

Jonathan is on travel, and he will return on April 21st !. We must wait.
In the last turn, HIJMS Yamato heading BatDiv1 BBs have plummed USMC forces at Lunga Point. Chungking is near to fall in IJA hunger hands!.

Thanks a lot!
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/20/2011 3:33:38 PM   
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Fletcher,

I hadn't checked your progress for a little while so was amazed and delighted to see the reports of the excellent Imperial victories in the Solomons. Clearly you can now make some concrete plans such as the Midway invasion with knowledge of position of the main Allied carrier force (i.e. at the bottom of the Solomon Sea....). Does this, plus the excellent position in China put you closer to achieving autovictory, or is more likely that it will give you a further year to strengthen your overall position before Essex class replenishment?

I will say that Cantona has made it a great and compelling game due to his decision to fight forward at this stage in the war when some Allied players might be content to sit further back and wait for more reinforcements before starting any offensive action. In my own game I can rarely locate the enemy until they arrive in massed 'death star' waves of B-17s or else P-38s sweeping at 39k altitude


Long may the Emperor's run of success continue!


Walker84,

Thanks for your question.

I´ll be very agressive at China front, but not in Western or Pacific theatres, my primary target is the seize of Chungking.

Thanksgiven to the massive blow at souther seas, Imperial Navy rules the waves. Jonathan would not take any offensive action more than 4E strikes. I can not avoid that, but I will try to get problems for him at Sea during this year (until Summer 43). My other target will be focus on ASW warfare.
At Southern, II Army will clean Guadalcanal Island. If I would get that, I´ll be very proud with my success!.

Best wishes,
Ramón

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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/22/2011 9:43:43 PM   
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CARDIV 1 AIR STRIKES OVER ENEMY AIR NEST AT NDENI.
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/22/2011 9:45:15 PM   
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ENEMY AIR STRIKES OVER CARDIV 1. HEAVY ENEMY AIR LOSSES. HIJMS ZUIHO AND HIJMS SHOKAKU UNSUCCESSFULLY ATTACKED.






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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/22/2011 9:45:53 PM   
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AIR LOSSES REPORT.




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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/23/2011 3:54:32 PM   
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Status: offline 		FROM: VADM. TAMON YAMAGUCHI, CARDIV 1 CINC. ABOARD HIJMS AKAGI
TO: ADM. ISOROKU YAMAMOTO, COMBINED FLEET CINC. ADVANCED HQ AT MUNDA.
SUBJECT: STRIKES OVER VANIKORO
DATE: OCTOBER 20TH, 1942

Morning air strike over enemy air facilities at Vanikoro after our recon assets reported this was the enemy 4E nest to attack our advanced air bases at southern Salomons.

With a light rain over the target, our striking wave with 33 B5N2 and 79 D3A2 escorted by 27 A6M2 were intercepted over vanikoro skies by 3 P400, 10 F4F-3P fihters and 4 floatplanes (!?).

Our losses were 1 A6M2 downed by enemy fighters and 1 D3A2 downed by flak. Our forces reported 1 SOC1 downed by A2A and 1 A20A1 and 1 B24D destroyed on ground, 39 casualties, 7 airbase hits, 7 airbases supply hits an 64 runway hits.

In few days all enemy advanced air bases will be destroyed in the area.

Long live to the Emperor!!
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/23/2011 4:02:01 PM   
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TO: ADM. ISOROKU YAMAMOTO, COMBINED FLEET HQ. ADVANCED HEADQUARTER AT MUNDA.
SUBJECT: VANIKORO STRIKES, AFTERNOON
DATE: OCTOBER, 20TH, 1942

After be spoted by our first striking group, several enemy ships have been torpedoed off Vanikoro Island. Under Light rain 18 B5N2 escorted by 4 a6M2 were intercepted by 3 P400 and 5 F4F-3P. We lost 1 A6M2.

Reporting from 2nd Striking Group:

xAP Etolin, Torpedo hits 4, and is sunk
xAP Santa Barbara, Torpedo hits 2, and is sunk
AM Skylark, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk

Our carriers were unsuccesfully attacked by uncoordinated attack:

- 6 A20A1 were intercepted by CAP (42 fighters). 03 enemy planes were downed. No hits reported.

Long Live to the Emperor !
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/25/2011 8:46:49 PM   
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TO: GEN. HIDEKI TOJO, PRIME MINISTER, SUPREME WAR COUNCIL. TOKYO.
SUBJECT: CHUNGKING FALLS !!!!
DATE: OCTOBER 22ND, 1942

GEN SHUNROKU HATA REPORTS OUR TROOPS HAVE SUCCESFULLY STORMED THE CAPITAL CITY OF THE BANDITS AT CHINA. CHUNGKIG HAS FALLEN !!!.. CHUNGKING HAS FALLEN!!!...MORE THAN 15.000 CHINESE TROOPS HAVE BEEN KILLED IN OUR ASSAULT. OUR FORCES FROM 1ST AND 11TH ARMIES WILL STAND ON AWAITING FOR REEMPLACEMENTS AND REINFORCEMENTS. OUR XIII ARMY FORCES WILL PURSUE AT FLEEING ENEMY UNITS AT ONCE. KWEIYANG AND KUMMING HAVE BEEN STORMED TODAY TOO, BOTH NEAR TO FALL.

I WILL FLY TOMORROW TO CHUNGKING TO PRESIDE THE MILITARY PARADE ON THE MAIN AVENUES OF THE OLD CITY. TODAY WILL BE REMINDED FOR CENTURIES !! CHINESE WILL LEARN THE LESSON AT LAST !.

LONG LIVE TO THE EMPERORRR !!!!
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/26/2011 7:17:16 AM   
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/26/2011 9:48:13 AM   
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How did you get enough supplies for those troops is really beyond me.

Durbik

Sian-Kienku-Chungking was my supply line. I had receive enough supplies (25.000 about)one time each week, enough to launch two storms, the first downed the forty size to six from seven, and the second, and last, destroy their fortys and seize the city.

For the other hand, I have sent daily supply convoys from Metropoli to Hankow by riverine sealift (nor less than 100.000 tons monthly).

Best wishes, I hope this help
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/26/2011 10:55:35 AM   
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Status: offline 		It helps, thanks. It seems that PATIENCE is the key to control supply transfer routine... Every time I see 50K of supply moved to China by sea and then... POOF! It vanishes! - I feel discouraged. But I see It CAN be done, even on a such thin supply line.

Congrats on your recent addition to the Empire!

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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/26/2011 11:14:50 AM   
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Thank you very much !... So kind !
That´s the question: patience !... If you wait your units under supply line will be replenished after 6-7 days, and that´s will be the "momentum" to storm chinese positions...For the other hand, their armies were bypassed and backbone of IJA Northern China Area Army got the prize before chinese could take time to reorganize their defenses around Chungking... Chengdu will fall in few days and I hope to announce the fall of Kweiyang and Kumming in November 1942.
Best wishes, and thanks for your support.
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/26/2011 3:34:39 PM   
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/26/2011 8:00:38 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Durbik

How did you get enough supplies for those troops is really beyond me.

Durbik

Sian-Kienku-Chungking was my supply line. I had receive enough supplies (25.000 about)one time each week, enough to launch two storms, the first downed the forty size to six from seven, and the second, and last, destroy their fortys and seize the city.

For the other hand, I have sent daily supply convoys from Metropoli to Hankow by riverine sealift (nor less than 100.000 tons monthly).

Best wishes, I hope this help
Ramón


What type of vessels were you using for river transport. Can small AKLs go up the river?



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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/26/2011 8:47:28 PM   
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I really look forward to this AAR every day. That was a huge battle a couple of days ago, and was a huge blow to Catona(spelling?) I miss reading his AAR...hasn't updated it since then really. Seems like he is going through and not quitting. I like seeing that! Hopefully you guys keep up the good work!


jeffk3510,

Thanks a lot for your kind post... I don´t know if he would like to go on with the game, because he is claiming the game is lost after the fall of Chungking (I don´t think so, but it would be a hard climb up for him, for sure)... we´ll wait his choice!

Best wishes, and thanks to look forward this humble AAR
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/26/2011 8:49:07 PM   
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How did you get enough supplies for those troops is really beyond me.

Durbik

Sian-Kienku-Chungking was my supply line. I had receive enough supplies (25.000 about)one time each week, enough to launch two storms, the first downed the forty size to six from seven, and the second, and last, destroy their fortys and seize the city.

For the other hand, I have sent daily supply convoys from Metropoli to Hankow by riverine sealift (nor less than 100.000 tons monthly).

Best wishes, I hope this help
Ramón


What type of vessels were you using for river transport. Can small AKLs go up the river?




crsutton,

Hankow is a large riverine port, I usually send large xAK and xAKL supply convoys (ships under 10,000 tons).

Best wishes
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/30/2011 11:48:07 AM   
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TO: ADM. S. INOUYE, 4TH FLEET CINC. TRUK.
SUBJECT: ENEMY LANDING FORCES SURPRISED AT TABITEUEA.
DATE: OCTOBER 26TH, 1942


MY SHIPS HAVE SURPRISED ENEMY LARGE APs LANDING FORCES AT TABITEUEA. HIJMS TENRYU, HIJMS TATSUTA ESCORTED BY DD NATSUGUMO SPOTTED SEVERAL UNESCORTED SHIPS OFF TABITEUEA.

FOLLOWING ENEMY SHIPS WERE SUNK UNDER OUR EYES:


AP Arthur Middleton, Shell hits 32, and is sunk
xAK Steel Trader, Torpedo hits 2, and is sunk
xAK Maliko, Shell hits 4, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
xAP Tjisadane, Shell hits 2, Torpedo hits 3, and is sunk

HEAVY HUMAN CASUALTIES, WITH 455 AMERICAN MEN LOST (113 SQUAD DESTROYED, 34 GUN LOST AND 171 VEHICLES DESTROYED!)

IN A SECOND ENGAGEMENT, ANOTHER TWO SHIPS WERE SUPRISED:

xAP Lurline, Shell hits 41, heavy fires, heavy damage
xAK Hollywood, Shell hits 24, and is sunk

ANOTHER 17 ENEMY VEHICLES WERE LOST BY ALLIED SIDE.

LONG LIVE TO THE EMPEROR !!
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/30/2011 12:04:01 PM   
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Status: offline 		FROM: MARQUIS KIDO, LORD KEEPER OF THE PRIVAL SEAL. TOKYO IMPERIAL PALACE.
TO: OUR HIGHNESS, THE EMPEROR HIRO HITO, SUCCESOR OF THE AMATERATSU GODNESS.
SUBJECT: ENEMY SURRENDER !!!
DATE: OCTOBER 26TH, 1942


ENEMY HAVE ANNOUNCE HIS WILL TO END THE FIGHTS AGAINST THE EMPIRE. AMERICAN AND BRITISH AMBASSADOR AT SWITZERLAND GIVE US THE TERMS OF HIS SURRENDER. ALL THE CONQUEST INTO OUR INNER PERIMETER WILL BE RECOGNICED LIKE PART OF THE JAPANESE EMPIRE. CHINA WILL BE A SPECIAL JAPANESE PROTECTORADE. CHIANK KAI CHEK WILL BE JAILED AT TOKYO AWAITING FOR INQUIRE DUE WAR CRIMES.

THE WAR HAS FINISHED !!!
LONG LIVE TO THE EMPEROR !!!!


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(*) Both of us, Jonathan and me are agree to end the game after frustrating game experience (Yamato and several BBs bombed USMC forces at Lunga after 1.200 miles sailing to get the target, with only 13 squads disabled)... IF american BBs would bombard my IJA forces at Lunga, I am pretty sure that this figures would be greater, heavily greater.... KB launched a massive attack against the same USMC forces at Lunga with same outcome (10-11 squads disabled).

Like Allied, I am agree with Jonathan, Chinese OOB is heavily understrenght. He is an experienced AFB, and only a little IJA effort have been enought to conquest all China (Chungking fall one week ago)... I support IJA China Expeditionary Army with 4 divisions (16th, 48th, 2nd and Guards). Neither of them were needed to conquest Chungking. But Chinese were at bay after the fall of Sian.

Torpedo Dud Rates: Should be around 80%, but I have counted dud hit after dud hit reporting near 100% after 30-40 torpedo hits.

Uncoordinated air ops: IJNAF / British at Burma were severely damned by uncoordinated air ops. I had many problems at Munda (with size 5, 5 air groups, 1 HQ -11st Air Fleet- and Isoroku Yamamoto commanding this HQ)... It was heavily frustrating to see my G4M1/G3M3 take off unescorted to be massacred by heavy CAPs over the enemy carriers (carriers with high DLs). Jonathan told me about the same problem at Burmese/indian border.

I worked hard with Home Rules to get a historical envrioment, but monsoon don´t works.. we must to add new HR to avoid 90% air ops in Burmese/Indian border during monsoon months.

I may to congrats Jonathan, due he was a great player, legal and efficient like AFB. A great one. He was reliable, and after suffer massive defeat at Salomons and the seize of Chungking he thought to follow on with the game... I suggest to end after my strikes over Lunga with my BB and KB ACs.

I hope all of you got fun with JOnathan´s and my own AARs. Jonathan will get permission to enter in this one to post his thoughts.

Best wishes to everybody.
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/30/2011 1:18:47 PM   
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Status: offline 		Sorry to hear that Ramon as I was really enjoying your AAR.

It is hard to reconstruct the whole war on the level of detail you wanted to achieve, even counting in the complex HRs you developed.

I believe that staying as close to the historical timeline as you attempted to is impossible, first, because of your knowledge about the war itself,
second because the first historical engagements already produce a deviation from the intended chain of events which grows by each single engagement.

That leads to situations which may be artificially historical on a grand scale, but completely ahistorical on a smaller strategic/tactical scale, and this
in reverse forces you again to implement limitations to keep within the pace of the historical grand scale or let the whole situation get out of hand.

That said in my opinion your battle against Cantona was one of the most interesting WitPAE experiments I had the luck to witness.

Thank you for a great read.

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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/30/2011 3:08:29 PM   
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Status: offline 		Congratulations Ramon, but I feel sorry for this AAR to end.

About monsoon rule: we've implemented it in our game with JonReb, and it works in reducing sweeping and CAP - generally no fighter vs. fighter combat. But heavies from Calcutta and IJN bombers from Rangoon still fly in large numbers, making this rule only a minor tweak, not the decisive change.

As a JFB also, I concur about Chinese being understrength. Too easy to conquer China now (but being AFB you can still take many juicy IJA squads and vehicles with you in the process!)

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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/30/2011 4:40:56 PM   
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Status: offline 		Congrats Ramon.  Like everyone else, I was a daily reader and am going to miss this.  I think you will find that the latest beta patch addresses a lot of the issues that you had.  Maybe not all , but many. 

As for china, it appears to be a fragile balance for both sides.  If IJ gets on a roll, it is hard to stop.  On the other hand, if the allies are able to stop IJ even once, it is hard for IJ to get going again.  I'm not sure that isn't accurate.  Historically, we know that China held out the entire war.  But accurate histories portray how tenuous that hold was several times.  Historically, the allies put a LOT of focus on supporting China.  My interpretation of the game at this point is that focus was warranted.

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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/30/2011 5:02:42 PM   
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Status: offline 		Fantastic and very enjoyably AAR. A great and honorable opponent and a good friend too. We are talking about a new game with the new patch or maybe staring one with DBB. We'll see what happens. A very enjoyable game with a supremely gifted opponent.


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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/30/2011 5:06:05 PM   
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Thanks a lot for your posts !
I am glad to know you like this humble AAR !. It was my wish. With only an AE player following, I was encourageous to keep on. Thanks a lot for your support.

I hope the next patch will adress the understrenght chinese theatre for the allies. Chinese are too weak to comparision at RL. I hope all issues would be adressed too...for the other hand, I know i was to ambitious with my House Rules looking for a historical envrioment.. I must be more realistic with the engine capabilities.

After official patch will be released, I think about a new game (I hope like Allied, ..for a change after more than 15 months playing with IJA/IJNAF)with Official after-official-patch release or with DaBig Babes (a marvellous work!)

Best of wishes, and thanks all of you for your support.
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/30/2011 5:08:36 PM   
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/30/2011 5:10:28 PM   
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Fantastic and very enjoyably AAR. A great and honorable opponent and a good friend too. We are talking about a new game with the new patch or maybe staring one with DBB. We'll see what happens. A very enjoyable game with a supremely gifted opponent.



Jonathan,

Thanks a lot for your kind words. I may to say that you were a very reliable, honorable player. A great opponent and good friend too !.. I must to say it was the best of all my WITP games that I played. An amazing experience.

You have played against the odds at China.. It must be a horrible headache..

I hope all issue (or a most of them) would be adressed with the new patch, and I will take a time to thinks about a new game...

thank you very much for your kindness, and for your time playing against me this game.
Best of wishes
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/30/2011 5:11:29 PM   
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Ramon por supesto que mi AAr esta avierto para ti tambien


Jonathan ! con mucho gusto entraré a verlo, porque tiene que ser interesantisimo.

Jonathan ! I will take an eye to taste it... must be very interesting !


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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/30/2011 5:27:23 PM   
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RE: Huge air naval battle at salomons - 4/30/2011 5:42:22 PM   
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Status: offline 		Thank you very much Traskott !
You are very wellcomed !

Best of wishes
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