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795:(VC) rocket attack on the base destroyed two 420,000-gallon jet fuel storage tanks. On 24 May 1971 PAVN/VC sappers penetrated the base and blew up storage tanks containing 1.5 million gallons of aviation fuel. On 25 August 1971 a VC sapper attack on the base's tri-service ammunition storage area destroyed over 6000 tons of munitions with a value of more than US$ 10 million.
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In June 2001, the
Vietnamese government announced that following the expiration of Russia's lease in 2004, Vietnam would "not sign an agreement with any country to use Cam Ranh Bay for military purposes". On 17 October that year, the Russian government announced that it would withdraw from Cam Ranh
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The
Russian government continued the earlier Soviet arrangement in a 1993 agreement that allowed for the continued use of the base for signal intelligence, primarily on Chinese communications in the South China Sea. By this time, Russian aircraft had been withdrawn, with only support personnel for
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After the turnover to the South
Vietnamese the base was largely abandoned. It was, quite simply, much too big for the Vietnamese to use. The base was slowly looted for its usable equipment, such as air conditioners, desks, refrigerators, and other furniture along with windows, doors and corrugated
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Due to its location on a peninsula, Cam Ranh AB was one of the most secure USAF bases in South
Vietnam and only came under attack from the mainland on the eve of 4 March 1968 when twenty-seven incoming rounds of 75mm recoilless rifle fire hit the base proper within a five minute period. The only
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Cam Ranh Air Force Base was part of the large Cam Ranh Bay logistics facility built by the United States. It was the major military seaport used by the United States for the offloading of supplies, military equipment and as a major Naval base. Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force units all had
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maritime reconnaissance aircraft at Cam Ranh Air Base. From 1982 to 1989, the 169th Guards Mixed
Aviation Regiment, Soviet Naval Aviation, flew Tu-16 and Tu-16K tankers (1st Squadron); Tu-95RTS and Tu-142M were flown 1982–1993 with the regiment's 2nd Squadron; and MiG-23MLD, late 1984–1989 (3rd
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Beginning on 1 January 1972, the 483d
Tactical Airlift Wing phased down its activities, and active flying ended by 31 March. The unit was inactivated and Cam Ranh Air Base was turned over to the South Vietnamese government on 15 May 1972, ending USAF use of the facility.
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Heavy rainfall and strong onshore winds from
December 1965 to March 1966 undermined the sand base of the original aluminum mat runway and taxiways at the base, necessitating constant maintenance to smooth out bumps and replace damaged matting.
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Bay completely before its rent-free lease was to expire in 2004, due to what was assumed to be a dwindling defense budget. The reversion of the base back to
Vietnamese control took place on 2 May 2002.
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Endicott, Judy G. (1999). Active Air Force wings as of 1 October 1995; USAF active flying, space, and missile squadrons as of 1 October 1995. Maxwell AFB, Alabama: Office of Air Force
History. CD-ROM.
625:(MAC) transport aircraft, and then be transferred to tactical airlift for movement within South Vietnam. Outgoing cargo and personnel would also be processed through the large aerial port facility.
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The air base was also used for strategic and tactical airlift. Cargo and personnel would arrive from the United States into the logistics facilities at Cam Ranh Bay by ship and also by large
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In 1966 a new ramp was constructed on the west side of the airfield to handle airlift operations. Cam Ranh remained as the Air Force's primary airlift base in South
Vietnam until it closed.
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to accommodate jet fighter-bombers. By September, RMK-BRJ had employed 1,800 Vietnamese workers for the work, over half of whom were women. The runway was completed in 50 days, with Admiral
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By December 1966 Cam Ranh AB reached over 27,000 aircraft movements a month. Living conditions at the base remained spartan with cramped quarters and shortages of water and electricity.
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On 15 August 1967 the C-130 detachments from the 315th Air Division were assigned to the 834th Air Division as Detachment 2 and by 4 January 1968 this force numbered 35 C-130A/Cs.
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In July 1965 it was planned that three fighter squadrons would be deployed to Cam Ranh Air Base once it was completed in October. On 28 October 1965 an advance party of the
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at Tan Son Nhut AB. It gained a tactical electronic warfare mission in mid-1971 and a special operations mission in the autumn of 1971. These squadrons were:
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By 1989 offensive weapons, including the MiG-23s and Tu-16s, had been withdrawn and the number of personnel was halved to 2,500 from a high of 5,000.
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Given its security and attacks on other air bases, many transport aircraft from other less secure bases operated from Cam Ranh in early February.
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From Cam Ranh AB the wing carried out close air support, interdiction, and combat air patrol activities over South Vietnam, North Vietnam and
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tanker aircraft had used Cam Ranh Bay in the previous year, enabling the refueling of the Tu-95 strategic bombers conducting flights in the
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tin roofs from the buildings left by the Americans, leaving what could be categorized as a deteriorating ghost town of abandoned buildings.
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started leasing the base rent-free from Vietnam under a 25-year leasing treaty. The base, aside from serving as a communications and
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compounds and units assigned to the Cam Ranh Bay facility from its opening in 1965 until its closure in 1972 as part of the
1993:"What Should the United States Do about Cam Ranh Bay and Russia's Place in Vietnam? | cogitASIA CSIS Asia Policy Blog"
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With the inactivation of the 12th Tactical Fighter Wing, the 483rd became the host wing at Cam Ranh Bay on 31 March 1970.
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landed at the base, due to security and congestion issues at other bases it was initially the only base used by the C-5.
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squadrons based in Japan, Okinawa, Taiwan and the Philippines began "shuttle" missions out of the airfield. C-130s from
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and the Indian Ocean. The base was especially important given the nature of the Soviet Union's Pacific bases in the
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Acharya, Amitav (March 1988). "The United States Versus the USSR in the Pacific: Trends in the Military Balance".
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with combat "V" device (1 January – 30 April 1967; 1 May 1967 – 30 April 1968; 1 July 1970 – 31 December 1971).
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711:(later redesignated C-7A) which were transferring to the USAF. Squadrons assigned to the 483rd TAW were:
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fighter-bombers arrived on 1 November and began flying missions over South Vietnam the following day.
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Storey, Ian; Thayer, Carlyle A. (December 2002). "Cam Ranh Bay: Past Imperfect, Future Conditional".
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On 1 December 1971, the wing was reassigned from the 834th Air Division directly to Headquarters,
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collection centre, eased Soviet logistical support of its naval forces that were deployed in the
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damage sustained was the ignition of a large fuel bladder stockpile adjacent to the main runway.
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landed at Cam Ranh AB. In April 1967 medical evacuation flights began from the base to
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26 January 1966 – 22 July 1968 (F-4C Tail Code: XT) diverted from the still incomplete
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Squadron). From November 1986 to December 1993 the regiment reported directly to the
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Commencing in September 1971 the C-7 squadrons at the base began to be inactivated.
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Iver Peterson (25 May 1971). "Enemy saboteurs invade U.S. base and blow up fuel".
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MAC aircraft also operated into Cam Ranh. The 6485th Operations Squadron based at
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Southeast Asia: Building the Bases; the History of Construction in Southeast Asia
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began operations from Cam Ranh and by November 1966 13 C-130As were based there.
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In January 1967 the 483rd Consolidated Maintenance Squadron formed at the base.
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Bernstein, Alvin H.; Gigot, Paul (Spring 1986). "The Soviets in Cam Ranh Bay".
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assigned to 834th Air Division, 1 January 1967 – 24 January 1972: Assigned to:
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was established at Tan Son Nhut AB and it maintained a detachment at Cam Ranh.
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Tail Code: The Complete History of USAF Tactical Aircraft Tail Code Markings
1902:"Russia and Vietnam agree on Russian pullout from Cam Ranh Bay base by July"
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received its first commercial flight. Cam Ranh remains a minor base of the
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Note the journal inaccuratedly said these were Soviet Air Force aircraft.
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On 25 November 2014, an agreement was signed during a visit to Sochi by
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In mid-1970 the 903d Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron moved to the base.
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and RVNAF airstrikes by 14:00 they had captured the entire base area.
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43rd Tactical Fighter Squadron 8 November 1965 – 4 January 1966 (F-4C)
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instructed an engineering survey for a new airfield at Cam Ranh Bay.
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were used in operations against the PAVN from other, smaller bases.
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on rotation at the base for casualty evacuation. On 8 July 1966 the
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advanced on Cam Ranh Bay and despite scattered resistance from the
863:, 31 August 1971 – 1 February 1972 (EC-47N/P/Q C-47H Tail Code: AN)
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901:(RVNAF) used the airfield as a storage facility for many of their
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Air Force Combat Wings, Lineage & Honors Histories 1947–1977
647:. In May 1966 C-130As formerly used for flareship operations at
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1933:"Russia completes return of Cam Ranh Bay naval base to Vietnam"
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The United States Air Force in Southeast Asia: Tactical Airlift
1323:"Presidential and Secretaries travels abroad Lyndon B. Johnson"
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Military installations of the Soviet Union in other countries
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In January 2015, Russia's Defense Ministry said that Russian
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USAF withdrawal and South Vietnamese use of Cam Ranh Air Base
871:(21 January – 12 May 1968; 1 April – 30 June 1970) and three
2125:"Russia to complete Cam Ranh Bay naval base pullout by July"
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Military installations of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam
1286:. Washington, DC: Office of Air Force History. p. 27.
2023:"U.S. asks Vietnam to stop helping Russian bomber flights"
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On 26 October 1966 and on 23 December 1967, US President
857:, 31 August – 1 December 1971 (EC-47N/P/Q Tail Code: AL)
386:. It was one of several air bases built and used by the
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was activated at Cam Ranh under the recently activated
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8 November 1965 – 31 March 1970 (F-4C Tail Code: XD/XT)
1967:Третья Мировая Война – военно – политическое обозрение
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For its service in Vietnam, the 483rd was awarded two
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For the civilian use of this facility since 2004, see
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Air Base Defense in the Republic of Vietnam 1961–1973
1483:. Air Force History and Museums Program. p. 31.
724:, 1 January 1967 – 1 March 1972 (C-7A Tail Code: KC)
718:, 1 January 1967 – 30 April 1972 (C-7A Tail Code: KA)
1847:(3). Institute of Southeast Asian Studies: 452–473.
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Between 1979 and 2002, the facility was used by the
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658:was activated at the base to manage the airfield.
466:In mid-1965, the American construction consortium
1701:Flying Dragons: The Republic of Vietnam Air Force
810:to Cam Ranh. In March 1971 the squadron moved to
2159:C-7A 63-09760 At the Air Mobility Command Museum
489:arrived at the base, the squadron equipped with
2055:Milne, Duncan (1967). Official Military Records
3341:Buildings and structures in Khánh Hòa province
505:was assigned to the base, being deployed from
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1875:"169th Guards Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment"
1726:Black April The Fall of South Vietnam 1973-75
1587:Search and Rescue in Southeast Asia 1961–1975
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3287:South Vietnamese military ranks and insignia
2169:Cam Ranh Bay: What the Captain Means (Video)
2078:VNAF Republic of Vietnam Air Force 1945–1975
1593:. Office of Air Force History. p. 113.
1545:. Office of Air Force History. p. 164.
1378:. Office of Air Force History. p. 176.
1325:. State Department Office of the Historian.
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425:Map of US facilities at Cam Ranh Bay in 1969
127:Location of Cam Ranh Air Force Base, Vietnam
2164:Cam Ranh Bay, Scenes From 1966–1968 (Video)
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855:361st Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron
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1197:. U.S. Navy Bureau of Yards & Docks.
605:process, the 12th TFW was reassigned to
562:only Presidential visit to South Vietnam
3326:Military installations of South Vietnam
2135:"US, Vietnam scratch each other's back"
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1048:, housing the 920th Training Squadron.
2154:12th Tactical Fighter Wing Association
2065:. Schiffer Military Aviation History.
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579:at Cam Ranh Air Base, 23 December 1967
1500:from the original on 23 November 2016
1171:from the original on 27 November 2011
996:went to and from the base, sometimes
472:Officer in Charge of Construction RVN
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2033:from the original on 4 December 2015
1762:Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
1093:Air Force Historical Research Agency
847:, 31 August 1971 – 1 February 1972 (
678:903d Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron
417:US military use of Cam Ranh Air Base
114:
2003:from the original on 7 October 2022
1881:from the original on 5 October 2018
831:, 1 September 1971 – 1 April 1972 (
2110:Smolowe, Jill (17 November 1986).
1654:from the original on 11 April 2016
1628:from the original on 11 April 2016
1610:from the original on 26 July 2018.
841:, 1 September 1971 – 15 April 1972
748:, 1 January 1967 – 24 January 1972
742:, 1 January 1967 – 15 October 1971
736:, 1 January 1967 – 24 January 1972
564:, meeting US military personnel.
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1973:from the original on 22 June 2023
1680:from the original on 5 March 2016
1674:"Cam Ranh Bay: Ghost Town Part 2"
1648:"Cam Ranh Bay: Ghost Town Part 1"
873:Air Force Outstanding Unit Awards
643:made pickups at Cam Ranh, as did
601:On 31 March 1970, as part of the
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2174:Cam Ranh Bay Beach Party (Video)
2112:"Soviet Union Pacific Overtures"
1900:Thurber, David (27 March 2002).
1803:Center for the National Interest
1728:. Encounter Books. p. 356.
1464:K-WG-12-HI, 1 Jan - Mar 31 1968
1446:from the original on 22 May 2018
1395:from the original on 10 May 2018
1329:from the original on 9 July 2010
1303:from the original on 8 June 2023
1087: This article incorporates
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839:90th Special Operations Squadron
829:20th Special Operations Squadron
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1277:Ravenstein, Charles A. (1984).
922:Army of the Republic of Vietnam
812:Korat Royal Thai Air Force Base
683:In November 1966 the first MAC
536:391st Tactical Fighter Squadron
530:559th Tactical Fighter Squadron
520:558th Tactical Fighter Squadron
514:557th Tactical Fighter Squadron
453:535th Tactical Airlift Squadron
438:558th Tactical Fighter Squadron
3336:Soviet Union–Vietnam relations
2080:Squadron/Signal Publications.
1042:Cam Ranh International Airport
905:, while their replacement jet
730:, 1 January 1967 – 1 June 1970
707:to operate the former US Army
619:Military Air Transport Service
487:43rd Tactical Fighter Squadron
31:Cam Ranh International Airport
1:
1963:"Москва швартуется к Камрани"
1931:Thurber, David (3 May 2002).
1418:. Author House. p. 403.
1062:Republic of Vietnam Air Force
899:Republic of Vietnam Air Force
784:On 9 July 1970 the first MAC
82:Republic of Vietnam Air Force
1703:. Schiffer Publishing, Ltd.
1688:– via www.youtube.com.
1662:– via www.youtube.com.
1636:– via www.youtube.com.
1622:"Cam Ranh Bay: US Withdrawl"
1195:Navy Civil Engineer Magazine
998:violating Japanese airspace.
746:537th Troop Carrier Squadron
740:536th Troop Carrier Squadron
734:535th Troop Carrier Squadron
728:459th Troop Carrier Squadron
722:458th Troop Carrier Squadron
716:457th Troop Carrier Squadron
198:Joint civil/military airport
3316:Soviet Naval Aviation bases
1841:Contemporary Southeast Asia
1754:Contemporary Southeast Asia
1442:. Australian War Memorial.
1213:Tregaskis, Richard (1975).
869:Presidential Unit Citations
695:483rd Tactical Airlift Wing
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1046:Vietnam People's Air Force
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752:Royal Australian Air Force
560:landed at the base on his
503:12th Tactical Fighter Wing
497:12th Tactical Fighter Wing
95:Vietnam People's Air Force
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2675:Military of South Vietnam
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2098:2 October 2013 at the
1724:Veith, George (2012).
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1562:on 23 November 2016
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2558:388th TFW
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2609:Andersen
2563:432d TRW
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