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persistently, but
Christman sought to foil the attacker by turning into him, forcing him to break off his runs. A duel ensued as the planes headed west and a projectile from one of the Zero's cannon holed the fuel tank, sending a stream of gasoline into the mechanic's compartment. On his next run, the Zero managed to ignite the volatile fuel. Blinded, and having suffered third-degree burns on his face, hands and neck, Bangust joined Radioman 2d Class P. H. Landers, the second radioman, in bailing out of the burning flying boat. Meanwhile, Ensign Christman rode the plane in and landed on the water. Landers, less injured than Bangust, guided the latter's swimming efforts as they struck out for the island of Lugos. About noon on 27 December, Landers glanced behind at his injured shipmate but saw only an empty life jacket, Bangust had apparently slipped from it and drowned. For his "courage and successful machine gunnery" and his "extraordinary heroism" during the action over Jolo, Bangust was awarded the
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1072:, the destroyer escort rejoined TG 50.17 in the fueling area off Saipan on 2 August. A sound contact on 3 August enlivened her tour with the logistics ships this time around, as she conducted hunter-killer operations in hopes of nabbing her second enemy submarine. A five-charge pattern fired at the contact yielded no result; however, so she abandoned the hunter-killer work and rejoined the convoy.
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returned to the forward areas on 25 March, conveying the vital oilers to their rendezvous with the fast carrier task groups of Task Force (TF) 58. The warship screened in and around the fueling areas until detached on 5 April. Returning to Ulithi on the 9th, the ship underwent voyage repairs at that
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fighters appeared to intercept the attackers. Bangust and
Aviation Machinist's Mate 1st Class Andrew K. Waterman downed the first Zero. Christman released his bombs in a 60 degree dive, pulled out, and then headed west along the Sulu Archipelago. One fighter followed, attacking the plane's port side
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covered the oilers as they carried out their vital logistics service to the fleet until 20 June. At that time, she was detached to escort three of the petroleum carriers back to
Eniwetok. Reaching her destination with her charges on the 24th, the destroyer escort remained there until the 29th, when
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gave the underwater challenge, which drew no response, and then launched four successive "hedgehog" barrages, the last of which triggered a series of six explosions. After these had subsided, another, larger, explosion shook the ship. That shock indicated to the destroyer escort's sailors that she
464:, and in December 1939 received promotion to Seaman 1st class. Within the next year, he was promoted twice: to aviation machinist's mate 3d class (May 1940) and aviation machinist's mate 2d class (February 1941). The commencement of hostilities between the
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radar picked up a contact at 2325 on 10 June 1944. Having received no reports of any
Japanese or Allied submarines on her projected track, the destroyer escort tracked the contact continuously until the ship's lookouts spotted a ship emerging from a rain
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racks, thinking that a "K-gun" might have been fired accidentally, but found no charges missing. The ship's sonar operator then reported hearing two additional, but rather weak, explosions, along with hissing and gurgling noises. A strong smell of
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screened a convoy to
Eniwetok without incident between 16 and 19 August and, then, enjoyed a brief period of upkeep and availability from 20 to 25 August in Eniwetok Atoll. During this time, Commander, CortDiv 32 shifted his command pennant from
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sailed on 8 February 1945 with elements of TG 50.8, a fueling group, and the oilers in this unit fueled the ships of TGs 58.1, 58.4 and 58.5 on 19 February, and TGs 58.2 and 58.3 on the 20th. Departing the task group on the 21st,
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1392:, there, on the 10th. Closing out her availability a day early, the warship got underway on 20 May to rendezvous with TG 50.8—later redesignated TG 30.8—on 24 May. Convoying a task unit of oilers to the fueling rendezvous,
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then escorted a task unit back to the
Western Carolines, reaching Ulithi on the 23d, where she immediately joined another task unit, and ultimately rejoined TG 50.8 on 26 February. She returned to Ulithi on 5 March.
1127:, arriving there on the 31st. There, she replenished, and her ship's company carried out voyage repairs between 1 and 9 September. After conducting escort missions for another oiler unit, the warship set course for
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operated in this role on the 12th. Following her relief the following day, the warship served a brief tour of screening duty with CortDiv 65. Upon completion of that work, she returned to Saipan in company with
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remained at sea with these logistics ships until 7 June, when she was detached to return to Guam. Arriving back at Apra Harbor on the 10th, the warship then underwent minor repairs and maintenance, replenished
3453:
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remained at Ulithi for the next several days, pulling several tours of local off-shore patrol duty before her departure on 12 November as escort for a fueling group bound for a rendezvous with the fleet.
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on 2 October 1945 in company with other ships in her division and, after a brief stop at Pearl Harbor between 10 and 13 October, reached San Pedro, California, on 20 October. Reporting to
Commander,
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1209:, before being detached to carry out other screening duties before she received orders to Ulithi on 22 November. Reaching her destination on the 24th, the warship resumed duty as CortDiv 32
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arrived there later the same day. She paused there only briefly, however, for she sailed the following day for Saipan, reaching her destination on 5 September. Underway two days later,
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1349:, the destroyer escort was ordered to proceed to the Western Carolines, dropping anchor in Ulithi lagoon on 25 January. Four days later, Commander, CortDiv 32 broke his pennant in
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on 28 November. At sea on 10 December with TG 30.8, the destroyer escort turned back the same day, arriving at Ulithi on the 11th for repairs to her sound gear.
717:(TG) 57.7 on 1 March for local escort and patrol duties, she operated in the immediate vicinity of Tarawa harbor until 7 March 1944. Between 8 and 18 March,
1558:, shaped course back to Japan with a convoy of four merchantmen. Reaching Tokyo on 13 September and delivering her charges, the destroyer escort shifted to
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parties immediately set about their task but only found a small leak in the forward engine room where a weld had been started. Aft, torpedomen checked the
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and Saipan, screening the oilers keeping the "fleet that came to stay" fueled during the operations to capture Guam. Completing this duty on 23 July,
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assignment from the
Commander, Service Squadron (ServRon) 10. The destroyer escort arrived on the scene of an earlier submarine attack and conducted
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carried out an antisubmarine sweep to cover the exit of the heavy ships from Ulithi, and then proceeded to sea to join TG 30.8 on 29 July.
1461:, to rendezvous with TG 30.8 – the task group assigned the job of logistics support to the fast carriers of TF 38, during the strikes on
452:. Promoted to Seaman 2nd class on 16 December 1938, he was transferred to Patrol Wing (PatWing) 2 in June 1939, and, within the wing, to
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out of local waters on 4, 5 and 6 May, the destroyer escort then returned to
Kwajalein on the 8th. Shifting back to Majuro on the 10th,
676:, however, received new orders on the 10th that sent them back to Tarawa, where they arrived that same day. After that false start, the
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during the night of the 18th, and later took part in search efforts to locate survivors of two of the three destroyers that had sunk,
912:. She sailed for the Marshalls on 4 June, proceeding independently. At a point some 60 miles (97 km) from her destination, Roi,
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the following day and underwent repairs and alterations there until 3 June. Among the items of work accomplished were alterations to
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fleet base until the 16th, when she resumed her operations with the oilers fueling the ships taking part in the operations off
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1015:. Reaching that place on the 15th, the destroyer escort refueled and rejoined the convoy soon thereafter, heading towards the
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2719:
526:
86:
529:; launched on 6 June 1943; sponsored by Mrs. Stephen W. Gerber; and commissioned at her builder's yard on 30 October 1943.
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stood toward the contact and fired a spread of starshell to illuminate the area, but without result. Just past midnight,
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operated with TG 30.8 until detached on 18 to return to Ulithi, where she arrived on 23 July. Underway on 25 July 1945,
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was ordered to proceed to Majuro instead. Reaching Majuro on the morning of 24 March, the destroyer escort received a
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underwent more voyage repairs and preparations for her next operations until the 9th and then sailed in company with
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sailed from Ulithi on 3 January 1945 as escort for another refueling group but turned back after only a day and saw
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of hunter-killer operations so that she could resume her voyage to Roi Namur, which she reached later the same day.
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lingered in the area, continuing the search until 1700 on 11 June. Greiner, accompanied by the motor minesweepers
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bow at 2345. Poor visibility made identification difficult; but, as the range narrowed to 300 yards (270 m),
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spent the next few weeks engaged in a succession of local escort missions between Majuro and
Kwajalein, taking
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fire from shore emplacements greeted the PBYs as they arrived over the harbor, but it ceased when a group of
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728:(SOPA) at Tarawa, and the warship remained anchored there during that time. Soon thereafter, on 19 March,
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made the short run from Guam to Saipan and remained there, awaiting further orders, through 3 July 1945.
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escorted three task units, again composed of oilers, to a fueling rendezvous with the warships of the
594:) 32, sailed on her first escort mission on 25 January. She stood out of Pearl Harbor in company with
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in putting to sea on 3 May to fuel at sea from TG 50.17 before returning the same day. Escorting
491:. Bangust flew as second mechanic and gunner in the Catalina flown by Ensign Elwyn L. Christman,
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on 22 November 1945 and, after pre-inactivation overhaul, was decommissioned on 14 June 1946 at
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out of those waters before being detached from that duty to return to her base of operations.
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hung in the air in the vicinity of the final attack. Postwar accounting would confirm that
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dropped anchor and remained there until the 18th, when she got underway in company with
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was transferred to the government of Peru on 26 October 1951 under the terms of the
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on 17 and 18 June, the ship remained in the yard until 13 August when, under tow of
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the following day, before she ultimately joined up with TG 30.8 on the 16th in the
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safely back into Ulithi for repairs on the 5th. Underway once more on the 7th,
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at Kwajalein on the 21st, and the two escorts returned to Tarawa on the 24th.
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commenced a tour of escort duty with the 3rd Fleet. On 18 and 19 December, a
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remained at sea with TG 30.8. On 27 August, having already embarked a
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warfare operations in the area until returning to Majuro on the 27th.
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the following July. He accompanied the squadron as it deployed to the
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waters on the 17th, bound for the east coast of the United States.
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got underway for a fueling rendezvous on the 21st in company with
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training on 21 November 1943, and conducted these operations from
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and served as such until she was stricken and broken up in 1979.
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lingered there until she sailed for Hawaiian waters on the 16th.
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1488:, she headed for a rendezvous point to take the surrender of
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underwent post-shakedown availability at the Naval Drydocks,
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After serving on harbor entrance patrol off Roi on 13 June,
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to a fueling rendezvous with the fast carriers carrying out
1608:. Earmarked for deferred disposal status on 21 March 1947,
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Underway for the Marianas again, this time in company with
809:, the carrier support for the unfolding operations against
561:, for duty on 9 January 1944, as she cleared San Pedro for
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earned eleven battle stars for her World War II service.
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on the 25th, escorting a task unit bound for the Western
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Cannon-class destroyer escorts of the United States Navy
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with electric drive, 6,000 shp (4,474 kW), 2
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damaged a number of ships and sank three destroyers.
782:. Relieved of this duty later the same day, however,
432:(D-61). She was decommissioned and scrapped in 1979.
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departed the west coast on 6 November. Reaching the
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1584:on 16 November, the destroyer escort transited the
821:then departed the Marshalls on 10 April, escorting
448:on 16 November 1938 at the Naval Training Station,
842:to Kwajalein between 18 and 19 April, shepherding
1576:, for two weeks maintenance and onward routing,
1035:remained there until the 13th, when she joined
590:, flagship for the Commander, Escort Division (
1299:. Proceeding thence to Ulithi via Leyte Gulf,
521:The ship was laid down on 11 February 1943 at
78:Joseph Bangust, World War II Navy Cross winner
1746:
1031:Dropping anchor back at Eniwetok on 30 June,
8:
631:that same day. The destroyer escort reached
424:from 1943 to 1946. In 1952, she was sold to
3298:were sold to the Philippine Navy for parts)
1703:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
1638:on 18 April 1952 following her transfer to
1480:Following Japan's mid-August capitulation,
1412:sailed in company with the escort carriers
932:After the radar "pip" disappeared at 2348,
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1785:
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1739:
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642:On 8 February, she sailed in company with
440:Joseph Bangust was born on 30 May 1915 in
1469:. After making the rendezvous on 5 July,
1119:on the 23rd. Underway again on the 26th,
1697:This article incorporates text from the
1650:For other ships with the same name, see
1043:in providing cover for the departure of
1011:and Weaver to screen a convoy bound for
764:, sailed for Pearl Harbor as escort for
724:s embarked division commander served as
660:and three merchantmen for the voyage to
615:, all bound for the Ellice Islands. The
557:, and ultimately reported to Commander,
483:to attack Japanese shipping reported in
297:11 ft 8 in (3.56 m) (max)
1509:made the rendezvous the following day.
255:1,240 long tons (1,260 t) standard
1164:Reaching her destination on the 13th,
908:, and repairs to the ship's auxiliary
31:
565:. Departing thence on 13 January for
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7:
1249:, giving up the search on the 23rd.
892:Arriving at Pearl Harbor on 22 May,
289:36 ft 10 in (11.23 m)
1727:(DE-739) at NavSource Naval History
258:1,620 long tons (1,646 t) full
1131:, arriving there on 15 September.
993:arrived on the scene and relieved
706:and her traveling companions made
25:
2980:Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
1662:Mutual Defense Assistance Program
1600:The destroyer escort reached the
1356:After completing voyage repairs,
1134:Underway again three days later,
619:was dissolved when it arrived in
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1228:stood by the battered destroyer
1190:on 28 October without incident.
684:embarked. She rendezvoused with
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50:
35:
1377:. Joining TG 50.8 on 19 April,
1146:, reaching Manus on 1 October.
527:Western Pipe and Steel Company
517:United States Navy (1943–1952)
87:Western Pipe and Steel Company
1:
1706:. The entry can be found
1616:in June 1947. Towed there by
726:senior officer present afloat
635:on the 5th and then moved to
27:Cannon-class destroyer escort
1465:and other areas of northern
1388:sailed for Guam and reached
962:sank the Japanese submarine
831:Back at Majuro on 14 April,
395:2 Ă— Mk.9 depth charge tracks
2753:Post-World War II operators
1606:Green Cove Springs, Florida
1602:Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
1512:Leaving Japanese submarine
1261:reached her destination on
1257:Proceeding back to Ulithi,
713:Assigned to the Commander,
324:(39 km/h; 24 mph)
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3459:Ships built in Los Angeles
1649:
454:Patrol Squadron 21 (VP-21)
428:, where she served as BAP
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2397:DE-775 – DE-788 (Unnamed)
2367:DE-757 – DE-762 (Unnamed)
2322:DE-114 – DE-128 (Unnamed)
1664:(MDAP). She was renamed
1646:Peruvian Navy (1952–1979)
1614:Charleston Naval Shipyard
753:, arriving the same day.
563:San Francisco, California
462:PBY Catalina flying boats
340:15 officers, 201 enlisted
228:
43:
34:
3348:National Navy of Uruguay
2544:Free French Naval Forces
1765:-class destroyer escorts
569:waters, in company with
276:300 ft (91 m)
270:306 ft (93 m)
1157:on the 10th, bound for
807:Operation Desecrate One
523:Los Angeles, California
481:Netherlands East Indies
229:General characteristics
3079:Royal Netherlands Navy
3034:Republic of Korea Navy
2768:Republic of China Navy
1630:she was taken back to
1562:Ko the following day.
898:Pearl Harbor Navy Yard
501:Mitsubishi A6M2 Type 0
460:with its Consolidated
352:3-inch/50-caliber guns
131:Mrs. Stephen W. Gerber
1636:Naval Vessel Register
1291:on the 14th, and the
1216:On 12 December 1944,
1198:Following this tour,
1123:escorted a convoy to
555:San Pedro, California
547:San Diego, California
450:San Diego, California
444:. He enlisted in the
383:anti-submarine mortar
3391:by the Hellenic Navy
1574:Western Sea Frontier
1524:moved alongside the
1440:, and their screen,
1186:. The ships reached
698:and then headed for
627:continued on to the
559:Western Sea Frontier
420:in service with the
305:4 Ă— GM Mod. 16-278A
1546:on 31 August 1945,
1494:. Escorted by four
1384:Detached on 7 May,
623:on 2 February, and
537:After fitting out,
2385:George M. Campbell
1781:United States Navy
1554:, in company with
1202:plane-guarded for
756:Three days later,
702:in the Marshalls.
495:. "Very accurate"
458:Philippine Islands
446:United States Navy
422:United States Navy
364:20 mm Mk.4 AA guns
184:, 21 February 1952
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3387:D: Classified as
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2726:Clarence L. Evans
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2341:John J. Van Buren
2125:William G. Thomas
1895:Clarence L. Evans
1582:Panama Canal Zone
1496:General Motors FM
1415:Admiralty Islands
941:herself had been
401:
400:
358:40 mm Mk.1 AA gun
350:3 Ă— single Mk.22
128:Sponsored by
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