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Communications and Electronic Branch (C&E Br) News Bulletin Edition 04-17 / Bulletin de nouvelles de la Branche des communications et de
l`électronique (Br C & É) - Édition 04-17
OTTAWA C&E BRANCH MESS DINNER PLANNED FOR THE 20TH OF APRIL 2017
LE DÎNER RÉGIMENTAIRE DE LA BRANCH C & E D’OTTAWA EST PRÉVU POUR LE 20 AVRIL 2017
I wish to make a reservation for the Mess Dinner to be held 20 April, 2017 (1800 hrs for 1900 hrs) at the RCAF Officer’s Mess (158 Gloucester Street, Ottawa). Please RSVP to Maj Ervin, by completing the information below, no later than 10 April. If you have any questions, please call Maj Ervin at 613-901-8103. All “fields” are mandatory. Rank/Title: Last Name: Initials: MOSID: Decorations (i.e. MMM, CD): Unit: Email: Cost (highlight one according to your applicable choices below): Option 1 – You are a Sgt and above or a Capt and above and you would like alcohol with your meal. The cost of my dinner will be $57 Option 2 – You are a Sgt and above or a Capt and above and you do not want alcohol with your meal. The cost of my dinner will be $47 Option 3 – You are a MCpl and below or a Lt and below and you would like alcohol with your meal. The cost of my dinner will be $47
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Option 4 – You are a MCpl and below or a Lt and below and you do not want alcohol with your meal. The cost of my dinner will be $37 Option 5 – You are a retiree / civilian. The cost of my dinner will be $57 Food Allergies / Special Diet Requirements (yes or no): If you have selected “Yes”, please indicate what foods you cannot eat: By pressing the send button I understand that, in the event I cannot attend the Mess Dinner, I am still required to pay for my entire Mess Dinner meal unless I have cancelled prior to 10 April. If you do not receive a confirmation email within two working days, please call the undersigned to confirm receipt of your registration.
Please note that payment by electronic fund transfer is preferred. Set up the following email account as a payee and use the password NCR2017: [email protected] If you are unable to do an electronic fund transfer, either a cheque made payable to "C&E Branch Fund" or cash must be received by 7 April to the following address: Communications and Electronics Branch Secretariat (Tunney’s) 101 Colonel By Drive Ottawa ON K1A 0K2
CFS Masset celebrates its 74th anniversary as a military station. Canadian Forces Station (CFS) Masset celebrated its 74th anniversary as a Canadian Armed Forces military station on 23 February 2017. The station is part of Canadian Forces Information Operations Group and its motto is SINE DUBIO SINE MORA – Without Doubt or Delay. CFS Masset (Old spelling Massett), started out as a Naval Wireless Station, call sign CZT, in the fall of 1942, at what is now called the “Old Site”, located about 3.2 km (2 miles) east of the village of Masset. The unit operated as a relay station for ship-to-shore communications, being a satellite to Montreal Circle in Prince Rupert. On 23 February 1943, the Navy officially opened Naval Radio Station (NRS) Masset. The original complement of eight (8) Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) personnel arrived on February 23, 1943 and the station went on the air four days later.
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In 1945 after the war the station was closed and placed in caretaker status until 1949 when the site was reactivated. In 1966, a two-month Signals Intelligence collection trial between Vancouver Wireless station (VWS Ladner) and Masset was conducted which identified approximately 80 percent more usable material collected at Masset than VWS. As a result from 1967 to 1972, many of the facilities of Canadian Forces Station Masset were constructed. The survey for the PMQ’s and antenna farm sites was carried out in 1967 with work on the operations site beginning in 1968. The new Ops site was completed on 15 December 1969 and officially opened on 13 February 1970. CFS Masset operated until February 1997, when it was converted to remote operations and officially stood down on Apr 4, 1997. It was re-established as CFS Leitrim Detachment Masset. Since then, almost all the facilities have been turned over to the village of Masset and most PMQs sold privately. At one time, CFS Masset employed more than 300 military and civilian personnel, about 130 of these were communicator Research Operators. The remote operation continues to employees about 30 Military personnel, none of which are Comm Rsch.
Special thanks for this information goes to Robert Wortman and George Fraser who accumulated and published this information in the “History of Canadian Signals Intelligence & Direction Finding”
CWO Hildreth Senior Trade Advisor Communicator Research Operator Occupation La CFS Masset célèbre son 74e anniversaire comme station des Forces armées canadiennes. La Station des Forces armées canadienne (SFC) Masset a fêté son 74e anniversaire le 23 février 2017. Cette Station fait partie du Groupe des opérations d’information des Forces canadienne dont la devise est SINE DUBIO SINE MORA – sans aucun doute ou retard. La SFC Masset (ortographe originale Massett), a commencé comme une station radio navale, indicatif d’appel CZT, à l’automne de 1942. Elle est aujourd’hui nommée « Ancien Site », et est située à environ 3,2 km (2 miles) à l’est du village de Masset. L’unité qui était exploitée comme une station de relais radio pour les communications mer-terre était une annexe au cercle de Montréal à Prince Rupert. Le 23 février 1943, la marine a inauguré la Station Radio Navale (SRN) Masset. Suite à la contribution originale de huit 8 membres de la Marine royale canadienne (MRC) le 23 février 1943, la station est devenue opérationnelle quatre jours plus tard. En 1945 après la guerre, la station a été fermée et placée en situation de garde jusqu’à la réactivation du site en 1949. En 1966 une étude de deux mois sur le renseignement des télécommunications a été effectuée entre la Station radio navale de Vancouver (SRN Ladner) et SRN Masset. Cette étude a démontré que 80% des renseignements utilisables interceptés provenaient de la Masset. Ce qui a mené à la construction de nombreuses installations qui ont contribués à la SFC Masset. Les recherches de terrain pour les logements familiaux pour militaires et le champ d’antennes ont été complétées en 1967, et les constructions pour le site des opérations ont commencés en 1968. Le nouveau site des opérations fut complété le 15 décembre 1969 et la SFC Masset fut officiellement ouverte le 13 février 1970. La SFC Masset a été en opération jusqu’en février 1997 où elle fut convertie pour opération à distance et officiellement fermée le 4 avril 1997. Elle fut immédiatement restituée en tant que détachement pour la CFS
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Leitrim. Depuis la fermeture, la plupart des infrastructures ont été transférées au village de Masset et les logements familiaux vendu au privé. Au plus fort des opérations, la CFS Masset employait 300 militaires et employés civils, environ 130 de ceux-ci étaient des chercheur en communications. Le centre d’opérations à distance continue d’employer environ 30 militaires, aucun d’entre eux ne fais cependant partie du métier de chercheur en communications. Remerciement spécial à M.Robert Wortman et M. George Fraser qui ont réuni ces informations pour l’histoire canadienne du renseignement des télécommunications et de la radiogoniométrie « History of Canadian Signals Intellignec & Direction Finding » Adjuc Hildreth Conseillé senior métier chercheur en communication
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«Exercise Strong Contender, although competitive in nature, seeks to build comradery and foster teamwork throughout the Bde, delivering a competitive and challenging sports and athletic competition, with the unit aggregating the most points being declared the overall winner. » « Exercise Strong Contender, bien que concurrentielle, vise à construire la camaraderie et à favoriser le travail d'équipe tout au long de la Brigade (bde), en organisant une compétition compétitive et stimulante, l'unité regroupant le plus de points étant déclarée gagnante. »
1 CMBH HQ & Sig Sqn – Ex Strong Contender 2017Award - Minor Unit Ice Hockey Champions: Names L – R: Back Row: WO Zebinski (team coach), Cpl Gray (Maint), MCpl Keeling (B Tp), Sig Kellett (B Tp), MCpl Legg (SHQ), MCpl Hunter (C Tp), MCpl Bourdeau (A Tp), PO2 Thompson, Col Fletcher (Comd 1 CMBG), Front Row: Sgt Burns, J (Maint), Cpl Walsh (B Tp), Lt McLaughlin (OC A Tp), WO Burns, C (RQMS), Sgt Langevin (C Tp), Goalie – Cpl Ingram (C Tp).
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Minor Unit Aggregate Champion – Awarded to Maj W.K.E. Jull and MWO Brown T.P., CO and A/RSM 1 CMBG HQ&Sig Sqn on behalf of all 1 CMBG HQ & Sig Sqn Teams, by Col Fletcher, W.H and CWO Crabb, W.J., Comd and SM 1 CMBG.
Cpl Gabriel Daigle, 00362-1, ACISS, QG 5 GMBC Valcartier, was promoted to that rank on the 9 Feb 17. Cpl Gabriel Daigle, 00362-1, SSICA, QG 5 GMBC Valacartier, fut promu à ce grade le 9 fév 17.
Cpl Jason Hartman, 00362-1, ACISS, QG 5 GMBC Valcartier, was promoted to that rank on the 6 Jan 17. Cpl Jason Hartman, 00362-1, SSICA, QG 5 GMBC Valacartier, fut promu à ce grade le 6 jan 17.
Cpl Jonathan Lafontaine, 00362-1, ACISS, QG 5 GMBC Valcartier, was promoted to that rank on the 9 Feb 17. Cpl Jonathan Lafontaine, 00362-1, SSICA, QG 5 GMBC Valcartier, fut promu à ce grade le 9 fév 17.
Cpl Pierre-Alexandre Levesque, 00362-1, ACISS, QG 5 GMBC Valcartier, was promoted to that rank on the 9 Feb 17. Cpl Pierre-Alexandre Levesque, 00362-1, SSICA, QG 5 GMBC Valcartier, fut promu à ce grade le 9 fév 17.
Cpl Frédéric Rousseau, 00362-1, ACISS, QG 5 GMBC Valcartier, was promoted to that rank on the 9 Feb 17. Cpl Frédéric Rousseau, 00362-1, SSICA, QG 5 GMBC Valcartier, fut promu à ce grade le 9 fév 17.
Cpl Damyen Sauvageau, 00362-1, ACISS, QG 5 GMBC Valcartier, was promoted to that rank on the 9 Feb 17. Cpl Damyen Sauvageau, 00362-1, SSICA, QG 5 GMBC Valcartier, fut promu à ce grade le 9 fév 17.
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Cpl Andrei Suba, 00362-1, ACISS, QG 5 GMBC Valcartier, was promoted to that rank on the 2 Feb 17. Cpl Andrei Suba, 00362-1, SSICA, QG 5 GMBC Valcartier, fut promu à ce grade le 2 fév 17.
Cpl Jordan Teather, 00362-1, ACISS, QG 5 GMBC Valcartier, was promoted to that rank on the 9 Feb 17. Cpl Jordan Teather, 00362-1, SSICA, QG 5 GMBC Valcartier, fut promu à ce grade le 9 fév 17.
Cpl Andrew Wysiecki, 00362-1, ACISS, 1 CMBG HQ & Sig Sqn Edmonton, was promoted to that rank on the 16 Feb 17. Cpl Andrew Wysiecki, 00362-1, SSICA, QG & Esc Trans 1 GMBC Edmonton, fut promu à ce grade le 16 fév 17.
Promotion of Cpl Wysiecki, A.J., presented by CO & RSM 1 CMBG HQ & Sig Sqn, Maj W.K.E. Jull and CWO T.F. Stevens, on 16 Feb 2017.
10 March/ mars 2017 Master Warrant Officer Richard Stonier, CD, CISTM, CFIOGHQ Ottawa Depart with Dignity ceremony: 10 March 2017, at 8h00 Location: Dunn’s Restaurant, 2679 Bank St. Ottawa OPIs: Capt Shen Zhang, email: shen. [email protected] Adjudant-maître Richard Stonier, CD,GTSIC, CFIOHQ Ottawa Cérémonie de départ dans la dignité: 10 mars 2017 à 8h00. Endroit: Restaurant Dunn’s, 2679 Bank St. Ottawa BPRs: Capt Shen Zhang, courriel: [email protected]
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MWO Stonier.pdf
15 March/ mars 2017 Major Donald (Phil) Forward, CD, Int-Air, CFINTCOM HQ Ottawa Depart with Dignity ceremony: 15 March 2017, at 13h00 Location: The Stittsville Legion, 1481 Stittsville Mains St, Ottawa OPIs: Maj Jana Coltart, email: [email protected] Major Donald (Phil) Forward, CD, Int-Air, QG COMRENSFC Ottawa Cérémonie de départ dans la dignité: 15 mars 2017 à 13h00. Endroit: Légion The Stittsville, 1481 Stittsville Mains St, Ottawa BPRs: Maj Jana Coltard, courriel : [email protected]
Retirement_Msg_Maj Phil Forward.pdf
16 March/ mars 2017 Major Pierre Godon, CD, CELE (Air), DGIMTSP Ottawa Depart with Dignity ceremony: 16 March 2017, at 11h30 Location: RCAF Officers Mess in Ottawa OPIs: Capt Cristian Oltean, email: [email protected] or by phone 613-990-5984 Major Pierre Godon, CD, GE Comm (Air), DGTPSGI Ottawa Cérémonie de départ dans la dignité: 16 mars 2017 à 11h30. Endroit: Mess des officiers de l’ARC, Ottawa BPRs: Capt Cristian Oltean, courriel: [email protected] ou par téléphone au 613- 990-5984
Retirement- Maj Godon.pdf
22 March/ mars 2017 Major W.H. Bill Tracey, MMM, CD, CELE (Air), DGIMO Ottawa Depart with Dignity ceremony: 22 March 2017, at 12h30 Location: The WO’s and Sgts Mess, 4 Queen Elizabeth Drive, Ottawa OPIs: CPO2 Barteaux, email: [email protected] or by phone 613-945-7456 Major W.H. Bill Tracey, MMM, CD, GE Comm (Air), DGOGI Ottawa Cérémonie de départ dans la dignité: 22 mars 2017 à 12h30.
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Endroit: Mess des Adj et Sgt, 4 Queen Elizabeth Drive, Ottawa BPRs: CPO2 Barteaux, courriel: [email protected] ou par téléphone au 613- 945-7456
Maj WH Tracey.pdf
23 March / mars 2017 Lieutenant-Colonel John Blythe, CD, Sigs, SJS, Ottawa Depart with Dignity ceremony: 23 March 2017, at 11h30 Location: The CFS Leitrim All Ranks Mess, 3545 Leitrim Road, Ottawa OPIs: Maj Naomi Roberge, email: [email protected] or by phone at 613-945-6436 Lieutenant-colonel John Blythe, CD, Trans, EMIS, Ottawa Cérémonie de départ dans la dignité: 23 mars 2017, à 11h30. Endroit: SFC Leitirm, 6545 Leitirm Road, Ottawa BPRs: Maj Naomi Roberge, courriel: [email protected] par téléphone au 613-945-6436
Retirement_Msg_LCol John Blythe - Copy.pd 24 March / mars 2017 Lieutenant-Colonel Gisèle Royer, CD, CELE (Air), ADM(IM) DGIMPD, Ottawa Depart with Dignity ceremony: 24 March 2017, at 12h00 Location: The Baton Rouge, 270 West Hunt Club Road, Otttawa OPIs: Maj Khurram Ahmed, email: [email protected] or by phone at 613-992-4058 Lieutenant-colonel Gisèle Royer, CD, GE Comm (Air), SMA(GI) DGRPGI, Ottawa Cérémonie de départ dans la dignité: 24 mars 2017, à 12h00. Endroit : Le Baton Rouge, 270 Hunt Club Est Road, Ottawa BPRs: Maj Khurram Ahmed, courriel: [email protected] ou par téléphone au 613-992-4058
Retirement LCol Royer (002).pdf
24 March / mars 2017 Warrant Officer Sylvain Dorais, CD, ACISS, 7 Comm Sqn, Ottawa Depart with Dignity ceremony: 24 March 2017, at 12h00 Location: Tucker’s in the Byward market, Ottawa OPIs: MWO R. Sherman, email: [email protected]
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Adjudant Sylvain Dorais, CD, SSICA, 7 Esc Comm, Ottawa Cérémonie de départ dans la dignité: 24 mars 2017, à 12h00. Endroit : Tucker’s dans le Byward market, Ottawa BPRs: Adjum R. Sherman, courriel: [email protected]
WO Dorais.pdf
7 April/ avril 2017 Warrant Officer Kenneth Collins, CD, ATIS Tech, CFNOC Ottawa Depart with Dignity ceremony: 7 April 2017, at 12h00 Location: The Keys, 1029 Daze St, Ottawa OPIs: WO G. Given, email: [email protected] Adjudant Kenneth Collin, CD, Tec SITA, CORFC Ottawa Cérémonie de départ dans la dignité: 7 avril 2017 à 12h00. Endroit: The Keys, 1029 Daze St, Ottawa BPRs: Adj G. Given, courriel: [email protected]
WO Kenneth Collins.pdf
12 April/ avril 2017 Warrant Officer Nina McCarron, CD, CISTM, QETE Ottawa Depart with Dignity ceremony: 12 April 2017, at 12h00 Location: Tailsgators, 1642 Merival Rd, Ottawa OPIs: WO JFD Ferland, email: [email protected] Adjudant Nina McCarron, CD, GTSIC, CETQ Ottawa Cérémonie de départ dans la dignité: 12 avril 2017 à 12h00. Endroit: Tailsgators, 1642 Merival Rd, Ottawa BPRs: Adj JFD Ferland, courriel: [email protected]
WO McCarron.pdf
20 April/ avril 2017 Captain Gary Justus, CD, Sigs, 76 Comm Regt Ottawa Depart with Dignity ceremony: 20 April 2017, at 15h00 Location: The Army Officers Mess, 149 Somerset St, Ottawa OPIs: Capt F. Ferzli, email: [email protected]
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Capitaine Gary Justus, CD, Trans, 76 Gr Comm Ottawa Cérémonie de départ dans la dignité: 20 avril 2017 à 15h00. Endroit: The Army Officers Mess, 149 Somerset St, Ottawa BPRs: capt F. Ferzli, courriel: [email protected]
Capt Justus.pdf
28 April/ avril 2017 Master Warrant Officer Terry Hamilton, CD, ACISS, CFJSR Kingston Depart with Dignity ceremony: 28 April 2017, at 14h00 Location: The Anaf on Gore Road, Kingston OPIs: MWO Trevor McInnis, email: [email protected] Adjudant-maîtreTerry Hamilton, CD, SSICA, RTIFC Kingston Cérémonie de départ dans la dignité: 28 avril 2017 à 14h00. Endroit: L’Anaf, rue Gore, Kingston BPRs: Adjum Trevor McInnis, courriel: [email protected]
MWO T W HAMILTON Retiremen 29 April/ avril 2017 Lieutenant-Colonel Greg Stasyna, CD, SIGS, 4 Cdn Div HQ Toronto Depart with Dignity ceremony: 29 April 2017, at 18h30 Location: Capital Banquet Centre, 5435 Dixie Road, Mississauga, ON OPIs: Maj Ric Rangel-Bron, email: [email protected] Lieutenant-colonel Greg Stasyna, CD, TRANS, QG 4 Div C, Toronto Cérémonie de départ dans la dignité: 29 avril 2017 à 18h30. Endroit: Banquet Capital Centre, 5435 Dixie Road, Mississauga, ON BPRs: Maj Ric Rangel-Bron, courriel: [email protected]
Colonel_Greg_2017_EMAIL.pdf
To be determined / a confirmer Sergeant Chris Doran, CD, SIGS, 3 Cdn Div HQ Edmonton Depart with Dignity ceremony: to be announced OPIs: MWOJarrod Tice, email: [email protected]
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Sergent Chris Doran, CD, TRANS, QG 4 Div C, Toronto Cérémonie de départ dans la dignité: à être annoncer BPRs: Adjum Jarrod Tice, courriel: [email protected]
Sgt Chris Doran.pdf
To be determined / a confirmer Captain Tom Hennessey, MMM, CD, Sigs, 3 Cdn Div HQ, Edmonton Depart with Dignity ceremony: More information to follow Capitaine Tom Hennessey, MMM. CD, Trans, QG 3 Div C, Edmonton Cérémonie de départ dans la dignité: Information à venir
Retirement Message Capt T.C. Hennessey. To be determined / a confirmer Sergeant Dwayne Mann, CD, CST, 37 CBG HQ, Moncton Depart with Dignity ceremony: to be announced OPIs: Darlene Mills, email: [email protected] Sergent Dwayne Mann, CD, QG 37 GBC, Moncton Cérémonie de départ dans la dignité: à être annoncer BPRs: Darlene Mills, courriel: [email protected]
WO Mann.pdf
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RECENTS RETIREMENTS RÉCENTES RETRAITES
Per date / par date
MOSID Grade/Rank Name/Nom Date Last unit / Dernière unité 00362-5 - CISTM MWO Marc Bourget 12-Feb-17 DGIMTSP Ottawa
00362-1 - ACISS CWO Alain Horth 13-Feb-17 76 Comm Regt Ottawa
00340 - CELE (Air) Col François Beaupré 13-Feb-17 C Air Forces Ottawa
00341 - Sigs Maj Yves Beaudoin 13-Feb-17 DGMC Ottawa
00362-1 - ACISS Pte Gordon Morrison 14-Feb-17 JPSU Det Toronto
00362-3 - CST Cpl Alan Womack 15-Feb-17 IPSU Ottawa
00109 - ATIS Tech MWO Daniel Thibodeau 15-Feb-17 JPSU Ottawa
00109 - ATIS Tech MCpl Robert Thomas 03-Mar-17 CANSOFCOM Ottawa
00362-1- ACISS MCpl Steven Glover 03-Mar-17 CDA HQ Kingston
00109 - ATIS Tech MCpl Owen Desaubin 08-Mar-17 8 ACCS Edmonton
00120 - Comm Rsch WO Donald Kelly 10-Mar-17 21 EW Regt Kingston
00362-5 - CISTM MWO Marc Bourget 12-Feb-17 DGIMTSP Ottawa
00362-1 - ACISS CWO Alain Horth 13-Feb-17 76 Comm Regt Ottawa
00340 - CELE (Air) Col François Beaupré 13-Feb-17 C Air Forces Ottawa
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KNOWLES, Harold (Harry) R., C.W.O. (Ret'd) C.D. March 29, 1927 - Died in Victoria, February 18, 2017 Born to Reginald and Jessie, Raised in Bathurst New Brunswick with four brothers, Donald, Clifford, Blair (predeceased) Kenneth, and sister Barbara Ann (Bathurst, N.B.). Married 48 years to Hannah Ann nee Kurbis (d.2003). Father of Lorna (Bill Finley), James (d.1985), Karen, Donald (d.2016) (Michelle) and Jessica (Tom Gregory). Proud and generous grandfather to Zoe, Maya, Lee, Ceileigh, Brandon, Shaylyn, Connor, Brady and Chloe. Enlisted R.C. Artillery Petawawa, April
1945. Re-enlisted R.C. Signal Corps 1949-1979. WWII and Korean War Vet. Peacekeeper for NATO in Germany 1957-1959, 1970-1973. Family received Christmas cards from the North Pole (Alert) in 1964. Recipient of the War Medal 1939-1945, Korea Medal, United Nations Service Medal, Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Medal - 1977, Canadian Forces Decoration and Clasp. Retired to Victoria from Ottawa in 1989 to resume vegetable gardening, canning and mind sharpening pastimes. Thank you to PRT and medical team for supporting the home death he desired. Harold, stalwart, considerate and ironic to the end, lies now in peace. In lieu of flowers, donation to charity of choice appreciated. http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/ottawacitizen/obituary.aspx?n=harold-knowles&pid=184239263&fhid=16059
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