In preparation for the daily Last Post Ceremony. [6] Yarra and Parramatta ran out of fuel on 26 April, less than a day out from Darwin, and had to be towed into port by Warrego. Although it was outgunned and slower than the Japanese battle group, it attacked them head on to allow the convoy to escape. [9] After this was completed, on 22 August 1932 the hulk was towed to sea and sunk as a target off Sydney (.mw-parser-output .geo-default,.mw-parser-output .geo-dms,.mw-parser-output .geo-dec{display:inline}.mw-parser-output .geo-nondefault,.mw-parser-output .geo-multi-punct{display:none}.mw-parser-output .longitude,.mw-parser-output .latitude{white-space:nowrap}3400S 15136E / 34.000S 151.600E / -34.000; 151.600), or scuttled off Sydney Heads on 11 June 1931. convoy was subject to harrassment from the air almost continually Some of the Early 1983 was an exercise period for Yarra, with participation in a Fleet Concentration Period and Exercise SEA EAGLE 83. The subsequent months were taken up with sea acceptance trials on the Ikara system. 10.9m (35.76ft), Machinery: Sister ships were HMA Ships Huon(I), Parramatta(I), Swan(I), Torrens(I) and Warrego(I). [1] The destroyer was powered by three Yarrow oil-burning boilers connected to Parsons turbines, which delivered 10,000 shaft horsepower to three propeller shafts. Yarras last day at sea was 8 November 1985, when she sailed for the day with seven survivors from HMAS Yarra (II) on board. 0000001236 00000 n On 19 October 1915 the flotilla left Sydney to serve on blockade duty in Malayan, East Indian, Indo-China, Borneo and Philippine waters. 0000001856 00000 n She had a speed of 16.5 knots and a complement of 151. The Australian destroyers commenced Adriatic Patrol duty in mid-October 1917. The Yarra was called a sloop; in other words, it was a small ship. [2] She was launched on 9 April 1910 by the wife of Newton Moore, the Premier of Western Australia. The remainder of the year was spent in Australian and New Guinea waters. Leading Seaman Taylor then loaded his gun and trained Yarra in Port Phillip with Voyager, Parramatta and Queenborough. It was commissioed at Cockatoo Dockyear in 1936. [1], During the early stages of World War I, Parramatta operated with the Australian fleet in the search for the German East Asia Squadron, then was involved in the capture of German colonies in the South Pacific region, including German New Guinea, and the consolidation of Allied occupation in these regions. Accession Number: 301768 Persian Gulf, August 1941. which caused the cruisers to sheer off out of range but Consequently Yarra(I), Parramatta(I) and Warrego(I) were withdrawn from coastal patrol to refit at Sydney. Luzon in December 1941, and also the landings in the Dutch East "It's a fantastic occasion, fantastic. 10 am to 5 pm daily (except Christmas Day). battle for Guadalcanal her gunfire inflicted heavy damage on She went down with 138 souls after a ferocious fight against overwhelming odds. Of Yarra's complement Late in 1914 she took part in the capture of German possessions in the South West Pacific. All rights reserved. Darwin local Lance Corporal Kilgour had an extra reason to celebrate this Anzac Day as he became an uncle after arriving home from deployment. In June the range and pounded the brave little sloop until she The River Class Torpedo Boat Destroyer HMAS Yarra was the second vessel laid down for the Australian Commonwealth Naval Forces. Qantas has announced a new CEO to take over from Alan Joyce. Huon(I), Parramatta(I) and Yarra(I) were fitted with captive observer balloons whose object was to detect the lurking submarine while another destroyer stood by ready to act as 'killer'. To date four (4) Ships of the Royal Australian Navy have been named HMAS Yarra. forces in the Truk/Rabaul area. Geared TurbinesArmour (4.011n), Armour not fire again. Squadron, she covered the japanese landings in Malaya and on A pair of metal depth charge throwers are mounted to face outwards, either side of the rear mast. Young offenders are 'running amok' in Alice Springs. They were later redesignated by the Royal Australian Navy as destroyer escorts. 0000266949 00000 n Ledgers were completed quarterly for each ship, or shore establishment. With only fifty percent of its ammunition left badly damaged by their charges that she sank. At the request of the British Admiralty, the Australian Destroyer Flotilla was concentrated in the eastern Mediterranean to blockade the entrance to the Adriatic Sea and prevent Austrian submarines from entering the Mediterranean. [2] Yarra and Parramatta sailed from Portsmouth on 19 September. Your generous donation will be used to ensure the memory of our Defence Forces and what they have done for us, and what they continue to do for our freedom remains today and into the future. Launched Leading Public entrance via Fairbairn Avenue, Campbell ACT 2612, Book your ticket to visit: awm.gov.au/visit, Copyright 0000070697 00000 n We recognise their continuing connection to land, sea and waters. After her sea trials and workup, Yarra transferred to the operational and administrative command of the Flag Officer Commanding HM Australian Fleet on 1 November 1961 and became a member of the 2nd Division, 1st Frigate Squadron. In these cases, the remainder of the record will be made available. On 4 March 1942, while on escort duty, it engaged a Japanese fleet of three cruisers and three destroyers.. 0000059005 00000 n Our collection contains a wealth of material to help you research and find your connection with the wartime experiences of the brave men and women who served in Australias military forces. Of the 151 crew members, only 13 survived after spending five days in a life raft. He stood beside Patricia Rankin, the daughter of Lieutenant Commander Robert Rankin, who led the men to their final defeat. So there's a lot of mixed emotions. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn, and work. Now obsolete, Yarra was laid up until 1929, when she was sunk off Port Jackson. Parsons Turbines, 2,000 hp, 2 shafts, Max. Edge Yarra's final overseas deployment commenced in August 1985 and saw the ship visit Port Vila and Port Moresby, the latter for the 10th anniversary of Papua New Guinea Independence. Battle of Java Sea was over and our few remaining ships were web site is protected by copyright. Even so, difficulties were encountered with sourcing accurate plans for the depth charges and throwers, installed at Malta in 1917 on the stern deck. Commanding Officer HMAS Cerberus,Captain Ainsley Morthorpe, joined descendants of the survivors and HMAS Yarra Association members at the memorial to the ship in Newport, Victoria, for the commemorative service. It was sunk, but mot without a heroic battle. The opposing 30 eight inch guns of the Japanese soon found Yarra making a replenishment approach in Southeast Asian waters. hits in the sick bay, engine room and the bridge. HMAS Yarras decomissioning ships company, 1985. At the Memorial's request, this model was detailed to reflect the Yarra's appearance when serving as part of the Australian flotilla on anti-submarine duties in the Adriatic Sea in 1917-1918; this is reflected in the addition of the depth charge throwers, the depth charge chute, and the removal of the rear torpedo tube to accomodate the chute. The following day the ships reached the temporary safety of Sumatra. HMAS Yarra recommissions at Cockatoo Island Dockyard, 16 December 1977. In March 1967, Hobart became the first RAN combat ship deployed to fight in the Vietnam War. armed sloop of some 1030 tons), who had only just relieved the The first part of 1984 was a repeat of early 1983 and Yarra was involved in Mulloka sonar trials and acceptance trials for the new Sydney degaussing range. He had two Ordinary Seamen left in his Guns Crew and at 1997 - 2003 Gun Plot. hb``d``g`c`:ADX,=f[ mQ8AF@T[9`s630H212```t' Yt'3H1?`aTa`8A@wz?&2XJIy 4!tLWZr1T|,gX 5 The be entitled to copy the web site for their own personal use and may During World War I they formed the Australian Destroyer Flotilla. Plans for the correct model (the Mark 1 /2 throwers using Type D depth charges) were eventually sourced from the Royal Navys Director of Underwater Weapons in London in October 1949. 0000072711 00000 n 0000266274 00000 n Post refit trials and a visit to New Zealand for Exercise AUCKEX 72 completed the year. Due to a delay in replacing a gun mounting on HMAS Derwent (I), Yarra deployed for Strategic Reserve service in September; but was only away for six weeks before being relieved by Derwent (I) and returning home for Christmas. on 12 May 1930, the heavy cruiser Takao was leader of a class "Today sort of helps to make up for a lot of that.". This number is based on the percentage of all Tripadvisor reviews for this product that have a bubble rating of 4 or higher. endstream endobj 59 0 obj <>/Metadata 12 0 R/Pages 11 0 R/StructTreeRoot 14 0 R/Type/Catalog/ViewerPreferences<>>> endobj 60 0 obj <>/ExtGState<>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageC]/XObject<>>>/Rotate 0/StructParents 0/TrimBox[0.0 0.0 595.276 841.89]/Type/Page>> endobj 61 0 obj <> endobj 62 0 obj [/ICCBased 84 0 R] endobj 63 0 obj <> endobj 64 0 obj <> endobj 65 0 obj <>stream Yarra's initial war service was in Australian waters, on patrol and escort duties. Some groups of vessels, referred to as tenders, have been recorded together as one ledger. Serving Valiantly with the allies, many of the commonwealth navies are often overlooked. On 4 March 1942, while on escort duty, it engaged a Japanese . HMAS Yarra (U77), a Grimsby-class sloop commissioned in 1936 and was lost on 4 March 1942 while defending a convoy from seven Japanese . The crew of an Australian Navy warship that fought a David and Goliath battle against the Japanese in World War II has been finally recognised for its bravery. the kill. Places of Pride, the National Register of War Memorials, is a new initiative designed to record the locations and photographs of every publicly accessible memorial across Australia. Use this login for Shop items, and image, film, sound reproductions. National Archives of Australia acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of Country throughout Australia and acknowledges their continuing connection to land, sea and community. Sea. HMAS Yarra (IV), the sixth of six Huon Class minehunters built in Newcastle, Australia was commissioned on 1 March 2003. %%EOF minor damage was able to usher her charges through intact. In preparation for the daily Last Post Ceremony. The Strand, Newport, Hobsons Bay, Victoria 3015 Australia, $$ - $$$ Cafe Australian Vegetarian Friendly, $$ - $$$ Wine Bar Vegetarian Friendly, $$ - $$$ Asian Thai Vegetarian Friendly. On 30 September 1929 she was transferred to the control of Cockatoo Island Dockyard where she was stripped of all useful fittings. HMAS Yarra (III), with HMAS Darwin, entering Sydney Harbour for the last time on 8 November 1985. The flotilla reached Aden on 25 March, Colombo on 2 April, Singapore on 15 April and Darwin on 26 April. Treloar's request for Walker to include a deployed captive observer balloon (known as Caquot balloons, used in the Mediterranean for submarine spotting), was abandoned due to lack of plans and practical display difficulties. This was HMAS Yarra (III)s last time entering the harbour prior to decommissioning and HMAS Darwins first time since commissioning. Not all ledgers for 1950 to 1956 are individually listed on RecordSearch. refitted and modernized in 1939-40. [2] Yarra returned to Australia on 8 May 1916, and patrolled home waters until May 1917, when she and her sister ships were ordered to Malta. 0000071233 00000 n 0000003284 00000 n Arriving back in Australia in July, Yarra underwent a five month extended Intermediate Docking at Williamstown before returning to Sydney on 20 December 1983. A pair of brass support pedestals are attached to the bottom of the hull, for display purposes. The National Archives of Australia has records about members of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) who served as crew aboard RAN ships. From 1914 to 1917, Yarra was involved in wartime patrols in the Pacific and South East Asian regions, before she and her sister ships were transferred to the Mediterranean for anti-submarine operations. This is reflected in the title for each volume, for example, 'HMAS Rushcutter, quarter ended 30/6/1941'. author's material is copied or published - Contact Her sister ships were HMA Ships Parramatta (III), Derwent, Stuart (II), Swan (III) and Torrens (II). It was, of course, a hopeless battle but rarely has an engagement been so gallant. The model maker chosen to undertake the construction was John B. Walker, of Seaford, Victoria, who had worked with the Ship Construction Branch of the Navy Office during the Second World War, and already had a reputation as a very competent modeller. Commanding Officer of HMAS Yarra (a lightly HMAS Armidale was carrying a crew of 83 plus 3 AIF men (bren gunners) to provide covering fire at the beach for two Dutch officers and 61 Netherlands East Indies troops who were to be put ashore at Betano Bay. Squadron Leader Ruth Sagrott has seen firsthand the impact of losing loved ones to cancer, which inspired her to coordinate a team for the 2023 Relay. [2] Construction was completed in August 1910, and the ship was commissioned into the Royal Navy as HMS Yarra on 10 September 1910 for the voyage out to Australia. He had two Ordinary Seamen left in his Guns Crew and at the 'abandon ship' he sent them aft to save themselves. out of action the order "Abandon Ship!" 2 rafts the brave ship's survivors watched the end, marvelling It was Garry Taylor's great uncle, Ronald 'Buck' Taylor who was said to be the last gunner on the ship. 99% of travelers recommend this experience. Built in the United Kingdom by Denny Brothers, Dumbarton, Scotland with a displacement of 700 tons and a speed of 26 knots, Yarra was commissioned in September 1910. HMAS Yarra II Memorial (Newport) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go. Once a small-town girl from Yankalilla, Corporal Elisha Gallagher stands tall after the ADF Womens All Stars AFL Anzac round game. Decommissioned into reserve then reactivated on five occasions between 1919 and 1928, Yarra was paid off for the final time in 1928, was taken to Cockatoo Island Dockyard for stripping, then was sunk in 1932 as a target ship. HMAS Yarra recommissioned on 16 December 1977 under the command of Commander WSG Sam Bateman. Yarra entered an eight month refit at Williamstown Naval Dockyard in July 1966. [2], The destroyer's main armament consisted of a single BL 4-inch Mark VIII naval gun, supplemented by three QF 12-pounder 12 cwt naval guns. With starboard wheel on, Yarra breaks away at speed. Yarra was also involved in the search for five missing junior officers from HMAS Sydney(III) in the Whitsunday Passage during October 1963 when a whaler on a training exercise was lost. She was launched by Lady McBride, wife of the Minister for Defence on 30 September 1958 and commissioned on 27 July 1961 under the command of Commander James Merson, RAN. [1] The antisubmarine warship operated from 1961 to 1985. Located by the river for which it was named, this small warship met its end off the Dutch east Indies protecting a convoy in 1942. "The Yarra turned towards them doing her utmost to screen the convoy," Governor General Quentin Bryce told the crowd present for the citation ceremony. [1] Later in Yarra's career, the destroyer was fitted with four chutes and two throwers for depth charges, and one of the torpedo tubes was removed. The National Archives holds these in Canberra in the record series A4624. G.L. LCDR and subsequently had been unable to replenish due to the lack HMAS Yarra (I) was one of six River Class Torpedo Boat Destroyers built for the Royal Australian Navy during the period 1909-16. We pay our respects to elders past and present. Preparations for her half life refit commenced in September 1976 and Yarra (III) decommissioned on 11 October 1976 for refit at Cockatoo Island Dockyard, Sydney. All rights reserved. Not just for my family, but for the crew of the Yarra," Mr Taylor said. She subsequently operated in the Black Sea, with Torrens, in December 1918. 19586 Petty Officer William Everett Smith, HMAS Yarra, Royal Australian Navy KIA 4 March 1942 No photograph in collection Story delivered 29 July 2015 . Hand made scale model of HMAS Yarra (I) in a scale of 1/4 inch to the foot (1:48 scale). Mr Taylor says survivors have told him it was because of his great uncle's actions they were able to escape. 98% of travelers recommend this experience. lay stopped and helpless in the water, but her brave fight A South West Pacific deployment followed in March and April, and in May Yarra departed for Southeast Asia to take part in a Five Power Defence Agreement exercise, STARFISH 3/83. Visits to Balikpapan, Manila, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Bangkok and Surabaya followed before participation in Exercise SANDGROPER 84 off Western Australia. A total of 138 of her company were lost, including her commanding officer, Lieutenant Commander Robert Rankin. On 9th March the Dutch submarine K11 surfaced to recharge her batteries and to the Dutch crew's surprise were less than thirty feet from YARRA'S Carley floats. You can also find information on crew members to the rank of Petty Officer by checking punishment returns for 1912 to 1959, series A7111. It wasn't long before the Jap Cruisers opened fire. 0000070826 00000 n The forward deck is fitted with a jackstaff, handmade brass anchors, chains and capstans; a handmade metal and brass 4-inch QF gun with shield is mounted on a raised circular wooden platform forward of the bridge. The Royal Australian Navy sloop HMAS Yarra was launched at the Cockatoo Dockyard, Sydney, on 28 March 1935 and commissioned on 21 January 1936. 0000002917 00000 n Yarra departed Sydney on 10 October 1969 for the Strategic Reserve and participated in the SEATO Exercise PX41 before escorting HMAS Sydney (III) to Vietnam. the 'abandon ship' he sent them aft to save themselves. (Deck): 76.2mm (3") HMAS Yarra (F07/DE 45), named for the Yarra River, was a River-class destroyer escort of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). Royal Australian Navy. 0000218988 00000 n There CMDR Harrington took passage on the troopship The stern hull is fitted with a fixed rudder and three triple bladed screws with associated shafts and support beams. HMAS Yarra III crew. 0 As a child I used to dream he might have been lost on an island somewhere and someone would rescue him and bring him home. She was commissioned as HMS Yarra at Greenock on 10 September 1910 under the command of Lieutenant TW Biddlecombe CNF and departed Portsmouth on 19 September 1910 as a Royal Navy ship for the voyage to Australia, and proceeding via Suez in company with her sister ship Parramatta(I) and escorted by HMS Gibraltar, arrived at Broome, Western Australia, on 15 November, where the two destroyers passed to the control of the Australian Government. This Post refit trials and training on the Seacat system occupied the early months of 1965 and by April 1965, Yarra once again departed for service with the Strategic Reserve. by this website which may effect your viewing experience. 0000218830 00000 n was given. Even after the order to abandon ship was given, it is believed the last remaining gun crew continued to fire on the enemy until they themselves were silenced by direct fire. This number is based on the percentage of all Tripadvisor reviews for this product that have a bubble rating of 4 or higher. In August 1940 she left for the Middle East where she was used on patrol and escort duties. Behind the mast is a set of brass steering gear - a wheel, binnacle and compass - duplicating the bridge controls, and aft of this section is a third 12 pounder QF gun, facing aft, on a raised wooden deck. Speed (knots): 16.5. (Turrets) 76.2mm (3"), Length: Post refit trials began in February 1967. being withdrawn and it was time to hastily leave the area. The period of January to March 1966 saw Yarra participate in Joint Unit Control exercises in the Sydney and Jervis Bay areas before departing for the Far East Station in late March. In 1969 the RAN adopted pennant numbers from block allocations found in ACP 113, and at the same time introduced bold style ship's pennant numbers on the hulls of its warships. On 28 December 1918 she departed Ismid in company of Huon(I), Swan(I) and Parramatta(I), to proceed to Malta and thence to Plymouth where she arrived on 8 January 1919. 2023 The best available source for crew details is the ships' ledgers. the Ship Data and Specifications below Ship however, after some answering Japanese gunfire B-Gun did hbbb`b``* 6 The sloop Yarra II was built in Sydney and met its end in what today we would call Indonesia in 1942.. As a convoy escort Yarra II, armed with three 4 inch guns confronted a Japanese heavy cruiser squadron armed with 10 8 inch guns; Yarra II was out-ranged, out-guinned and slower than the Japanese squadron. 0000133753 00000 n The Modified Type 12 frigates built for the Royal Australian Navy were generally similar to that of British Type 12 anti-submarine frigates, modified to incorporate improvements in equipment and habitability. Lieutenant Commander Jason Dawson, Commanding Officer of the current HMAS YarraIV, along with his crew, were originally scheduled to join us here today, and I am sure everyone will understand when I explain they have just sailed to support those in greater need on Operation Flood Assist, Captain Morthorpe said. 2023 0000071721 00000 n The Yarra was struck by shells, badly damaged and set on fire, but the crew continued to fight on. Armament: Ordered in 1909 for the Commonwealth Naval Forces (the predecessor of the RAN), Yarra was temporarily commissioned into the Royal Navy on completion in 1910 and handed over to Australian control on arrival in Australia. Can the town's traditional owners bring it to an end? HMAS Yarra (III) HMAS Yarra (III) was one of six Modified Type 12 frigates built in Australia between 1957 and 1971. Our sources include the logs and reports of proceedings. 0000001710 00000 n The first YARRA was a River class torpedo boat destroyer commissioned into the Australian Commonwealth Naval Forces in 1910 and transferred to the RAN in 1911. Five days later a Dutch submarine found the men. It is believed that Leading Seaman Taylor 0000027211 00000 n The Chief of Navy accepted the unit citation for gallantry on behalf of the crew of HMAS Yarra (II) which was presented by Governor General Quentin Bryce at a ceremony in Melbourne. of 159 plus 35 survivors from other ships who were taking passage Any thought This section includes over 21.000 Allied Warships and over 11.000 Allied Commanders of WWII, from the US Navy, Royal Navy, Royal Canadian Navy, Royal Australian Navy, The Polish Navy and others. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. Yarra (III), the third Australian ship to bear the name, was laid down at Williamstown Naval Dockyard on 9 April 1957. "As a child I used to dream he might have been lost on an island somewhere and someone would rescue him and bring him home," she said. had used most of its ammunition in air attacks off Singapore she was ordered to sail as an escort for a convoy of three ships Ledgers often include individual crew lists for each vessel. After wreaths were laid, the ceremony concluded with the gathering moving down to the memorial jetty and placing flowers in the Yarra River while the Hyde Street Youth Band played a selection of poignant music. Like her sister ships, Yarra 's unique hull design is shock resistant with a low magnetic and acoustic signature. The Navy says each of the ships was superior to HMAS Yarra in fighting strength and speed. Then he laid his gun and fired. The first half of 1969 was taken up with a refit at Williamstown, with sea trials and local area exercises occupying the period of July to October. Her sister ships were HMA Ships Parramatta (III), Derwent, Stuart (II), Swan (III) and Torrens (II). 104 0 obj <>stream She decommissioned on 22 November 1985 after a 24-year career and having steamed 714,054 nautical miles. HMAS Yarra (III) was one of six Modified Type 12 frigates built in Australia between 1957 and 1971. [6] The ship earned two battle honours for her wartime service: "Rabaul 1914" and "Adriatic 191718". With the outbreak of war with Japan, Yarra left the Mediterranean for Javanese waters, arriving in January 1942. 58 47 0000133306 00000 n 0000036244 00000 n slid beneath the waves. 0000183840 00000 n During these 21 years Yarra (III) was at sea on 1808 days and steamed 612,270 miles including nine visits to Southeast Asia, five visits to the USA and one deployment in the Indian Ocean. We hold several sources of information on RAN ships. HMAS Yarra (III) was one of six Modified Type 12 frigates built in Australia between 1957 and 1971. at night. 1942, she formed part of the japanese carrier force at the Battle There is mounting pole to the starboard side of the bridge which supports a pair of manual semaphore signalling paddles; brass port (red) and starboard (green) lights are mounted to the exterior of the bridge wings. Long-awaited honour finally bestowed on crew of HMAS Yarra, Keep up with the latest ASX and business news, Follow our live blog for the latest from the Met Gala. To use these records effectively you need: The best available source for crew details is the ships' ledgers. 0000082836 00000 n The ledger is recorded under the name of the parent vessel or shore base. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that the National Archives' website and collection contain the names, images and voices of people who have died. Yarra returned to Sydney via Western Australia in April 1971. How much extra could mortgage repayments be, now the cash rate is 3.85 per cent? The final year of Yarras long career began with trials of the Sonar Acquisition Display System (SADS) with HMAS Otway (II). More photos can be viewed on the Defence image gallery. During the early period of their tour of duty the enemy, whose submarines were based on Pola at the head of the Adriatic, was fairly active and detection and the subsequent hunt was a common occurrence. Places of Pride, the National Register of War Memorials, is a new initiative designed to record the locations and photographs of every publicly accessible memorial across Australia. The Yarra, whose main armanent was three 4-inch guns, was outgunned by the Japanee fleet. 204.7m (671.58ft), Displacement Most of the crew members were killed when it came under attack from the Japanese just outside Singapore harbour on Feb 5, 1942. The The final cost was 133 pounds. On her return to Australia in July, Yarra commenced a five month refit at Williamstown Dockyard. his new command, he called for full power, turned back former C.O. In April 1918 the flotilla was incorporated into the 5th British Destroyer Flotilla. pom-pom, 1 (full load): 47,754tnes (47,000t), Guns: Great Ocean Road Tour Plus Koalas, Forest Walk And Morning Tea.

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