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7/8/2015

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84 Comments

Larry Henry

7/20/2015 06:31:05 am

Great looking site!

( Doc ) Donald Johnson

1/31/2021 04:56:14 am

I was with this division from 1968-1970 while on patrol and working on a man my right knee was shot out. I now have Parkinson’s due to agent orange!

Darrell Barnes

7/20/2015 08:23:13 am

I like the idea. I try to visit the site often and I believe this update is a good change.

Donald (Don) Speer

8/1/2015 08:16:45 am

The prototype of new "Weebly" site is excellent. The hovering names of people in pictures is especially effective. I do miss the singing of "Good Morning Vietnam"!

Bob Luedtke

8/2/2015 10:20:43 pm

Will look at it more while I'm at work today. Looks great so far.

orland britnell

8/7/2015 06:08:14 am

live in Russellville, AL.

Jerry Rodgers

8/17/2015 12:28:17 pm

Like the new, clean look.
Much easier to navigate.
Appreciate all you do to keep up the site.

Tom & Lanis

8/18/2015 06:57:40 am

Yes, we agree

Tom Wright link

8/18/2015 07:16:46 am

YES, use this. I like it.

James Harkness

8/19/2015 08:09:01 am

yes looks great thanks for all the hard work . sorry but wont make this years reunion . but will be thinking of everyone ! Jim

Wayne W. Morris

8/22/2015 07:12:02 am

Great looking site. A friend of Gary Weaver for many years.

Evelina Haley

3/22/2016 03:20:22 pm

Great looking Site

kathryn eschmann link

3/26/2016 10:37:21 am

The above FB site it dedicated to my beloved brother Randy " Red in the head" Eschmann. He served in Vietnam 1969-1970 Lz Baldy was just one of the artillery units he served in. He served the Marine corp. HE died in 2009 , having never been able to see any of his Vietnam buddies. If he were alive today he would be so grateful to see these wonderful reunions taking place. God bless you all.

Leo Powell

10/20/2016 05:31:12 pm

I also remember him above most of the people I have blanked out. I am sorry he died. I don't know what else to say except I always liked him and appreciated how he helped us all.

Leigh Bratcher

3/26/2016 09:04:23 pm

On 5 September, 1969 I was wounded East of Hoi An. I was picked up by a Dustoff and taken to LZ Baldy for treatment I was transferred to the 95th Evac later that day. I would like to thank everyone who served with C Co 23 Med Bn for the care they gave me.
Leigh Bratcher, Sgt USMC

David Lynn

7/17/2022 06:17:05 pm

Leigh, Were you with 1st Tanks, Charlie Company?

D Mckee

4/1/2016 12:32:57 pm

Great site served at hawk hill c/2/1 196th americal medivaced after 2 months spent 1 year in valley forge army hosp thanks to all just learned 2 yrs ago agent orange cancer never thought I'd get it owell still above ground loving life

Jim Willis

5/4/2016 09:32:39 am

I was a medic in C Co. 23rd Med. on Hawk Hill for most of 1970.
Before Nam, I was at Ft. Benning, Ft. Sam Houston, and Valley Forge Army Hospital.
I am originally from Georgia and still live in Georgia.
I have about 600 photos from my year in Nam (mostly Hawk Hill, a few in Saigon, and a few along Highway 1).
The photos were originally slides, but have been converted to digital. I’ll gladly share the photos. Too many to e-mail, but I can snail-mail them on a CD.
My e-mail address is SILLIWAJ@GMAIL.COM
Jim Willis

D r Mckee

5/19/2016 11:12:33 am

How do I get disk

Jim Willis

5/25/2016 10:31:13 am

Mr. McKee,
Just e-mail your mailing address to me and I'll gladly send a disk with all the photos.
Thanks.
Jim Willis
silliwaj@gmail.com

mike aberle

6/30/2018 07:10:04 pm

Hi Jim
It's mike aberle here.
you are the first person I have ever found from the time we were on Hawk Hill.
Can you contact me please?
thanks
mike

mike aberle

6/30/2018 07:22:24 pm

My name is mike aberle.
I was on Hawk Hill from Jan 1970 through March 1971. I also have many slides, like about 1500. Slides range from countryside to us treating the wounded, to our dustoff bringing wounded in, to surgeries we did.
I have slides of several of you, my buddies, who served with me during that time.
I would be blessed if some of you who served with me would see this and contact me after all these years.
We live in WI.
My email is m.johndeere4020@gmail.com.
thanks
mike aberle

Joseph Canale

5/5/2016 06:21:26 pm

LZ Baldy 2-69 to 10-69, LZ Hawk Hill 10-69 to 12-69.

Leo powell

10/20/2016 05:42:57 pm

I was on LZ Baldy with the 3/2ND Artillery attached to the 196th Inventory from July 1969 until we were moved to Hawk Hill. I will forever remember August 21/August 22, 1969. Why did any of us survive? I still can not remember.

QUANG CU KHUAT

6/12/2020 07:54:21 pm

Chào ông, tôi là Khuất Quang Cừ, em của một bộ đội VN đã chiến đấu và hy sinh tại LZ Baldy ngày 12/5/1969. Đến hôm nay tôi mới biết ông đã ở LZ Baldy từ 2/1969 đến 10/1969. Tôi đang tìm thông tin về anh tôi và đơn vị của anh, đơn vị đã 3 lần tập kích vào LZ Baldy trong năm 1969 (23/2,12/5 và 16/8/1969). Xin ông vui lòng cho tôi biết những thông tin mà ông biết về 3 trận tập kích đó của đơn vị anh tôi (Tiểu đoàn đặc công 409 QK5) và các bức ảnh ông đã chụp trong thời gian ông ở LZ Baldy và Hill 63. Xin chân thành cảm ơn ông. KQC.

Stephen Hemmert

5/8/2016 12:01:48 am

I really like the hovering over the picture technology. Great site. I was in Company A 3/21 196th in 1970. I was medivaced as a heat casualty May 2, 1970. I found myself being roused up from recovering with an IV drip in the mortuary cooler. I first thought there were other heat casualties in the cooler, but, later I found out they were KIA's and probably from my company who were KIA on the night of May 1, 1970.

I was also medivaced to Hawk Hill August 21, 1970 with a shrapnel wound to my back. I'll always remember the eerie feelings of watching your guys working on a WIA across from me. Next to me were three WIA's from a track unit who were injured by a mine. They were scorched and blackened, but, yet were slapping each other on their backs laughing that they were "going home." I really cannot understand how you guys could endure those scenes day after day.

Over the years I have had the opportunity to converse with some of you. Thanks for the excellent care.

William b Goforth

6/26/2016 12:37:28 pm

Stephan....I have E-mailed you the Day Rooster for C Co. 23rd med sick an wounded call sheet. for May 1,1970,all your wounded buddys are on there,sorry i don't have May 2nds.I filled that generator twice a day to keep graves cooler cold,later on we got air conditioned room for you guys with heat.

Robert Luedtke

6/27/2018 03:56:10 pm

Stephen, although I was not in Nam in '70, I helped build Hawk Hill bunkers for the medics. I left in Oct. '69. I was with C Co. 23rd Med on LZ Baldy. I read your post today and had to share with my family. They, as others, have no idea what the medics and soldiers endured every day. If I may, I would like to repost your story on my timeline. Thank you. May you be blessed.
Bob

Ramey Salyer

4/3/2020 03:46:49 pm

Bob, we served together on Baldy. I was assigned to the 23rd MP Co in Nov 68 and used to hang out with you Med guys (mostly for the food lol) . Later in the Spring of 69 I was transferred to Hawk Hill. Must have been something I said...

Stephen Hemmert

1/15/2021 11:17:07 pm

I was perusing posts under my name and came across your comment. Of course, you may add my post. Sorry for the belated answer. Just read your note tonight (1/15/2021)

mike aberle

12/17/2018 06:26:57 pm

Hi Stephen
I was in the aid station on Hawk Hill from Jan 1970 to March 1971. I ran the dust off radios,helped with graves registration, and helped patch up the wounded. My MOS was medic, however I filled in several areas.
47 years later I have been having terrible flash backs. I buried most of that time for all those years.
I've recently been in contact with my best friend, medic, from over there. Also had the privilege of making contact with one of my favorite dust off pilots, Bob Brady recently.
Welcome home my friend!
mike
If you wish, my email is m.aberle@yahoo.com

Alan Friedman link

4/17/2019 06:50:27 pm

I was a physician on Hawk Hill from February 1971 until we moved to Monkey Mountain in Da Nang and left in October 1971.
There were three physicians and one dentist.
I was the Company Commander of Charlie Co 23rd Medical Battalion when we moved to Da Nang

George Garceau

5/18/2016 08:16:42 am

LZ Baldy USMC Motor transport maintance shop sept 1969 to Jan 1970

Harryhyde111 link

7/21/2016 07:55:30 pm

LZ Baldy&Hawk Hill 69/71 196 2/1 light Infrantry Brigade !

Leo F. Powell

8/9/2016 09:25:08 am

3rd 82nd art. June 1969 to Sept 1970

Alex R Clemens

7/4/2020 02:11:08 am

LZ Baldy Jan 69 to Oct 69, then to Hawk Hill until Jan 70. In many ways seems like just a few years ago. Never forget the relief of sunrise on perimeter bunkers.

Debbie Harr

8/28/2016 12:44:30 pm

I have not visited the site for a while and when I saw the homepage with Mike (Spike) Kolosoff I thought very fondly of wonderful opportunity. He had to reconnect with his brothers,it meant everything to him and me. I miss him everyday and remember how you were there for him!

Darrell Barnes

9/18/2016 09:14:58 am

Debbie, I think of him and how I missed the opportunity to see you guys at the reunions. We are losing our brothers slowly as the reunions continue, but I am so thankful we are getting together. Seeing you in Marietta was very special to me and wish we could have gotten more time to just talk about Spike.

Steve Swenson

9/23/2016 07:29:23 pm

Hawk Hill Lab Tech 1971 until Americal deactivation 11/71. Reassigned to the 196th Provisional in Da Nang.
Great site!

ric ostmoe

8/14/2017 10:38:16 am

Steve, I was a lab tech at
LZ Baldy from 10/68. Set up the lab at hawk hill in august 68. Well come home

Rod Boltjes

10/8/2017 04:24:57 pm

And I was the lab tech on Baldy for much of 68. Ric, hope to make the reunion in 2018 in Florida. Would be fun to talk.

Alan Friedman link

4/17/2019 06:53:25 pm

I was a physician at Hawk Hill during your time there

Bob Flynn

4/17/2019 07:49:17 pm

Hi Doc- you probably wouldn’t remember me. I was the motor sgt on the Hill and after we moved to DaNang I had my own full size ambulance! Not an FLA! I went home in November of 71.

Deano Vandernoot

5/23/2019 08:30:17 am

Were you one of the Doc's who treated a little girl I brought in around Oct 3rd 1970 who was shot in the knee? One of the Medic's took her in and re-badged my left knee caused by a pungee stick. He advised me I needed to get on the next bird out or stay the night. I was going on emergency leave.

mike aberle

1/9/2021 02:45:17 pm

Dr Friedman
How are you?
I remember you for sure while at Hawk Hill, you were an awesome Dr.
If you care to, you may use my email m.johndeere4020@gamil.com
thanks
Mike Aberle

Sgt. Jack R Tonkin U.S.Army Co.B 1/52nd 198th L.I.B. Vietnam 1969 link

10/20/2016 03:43:55 pm

Was at/near LZ Baldy 1969.

Kathy Burkett

11/11/2016 07:09:25 am

My exhusband is Steven W. Burkett who was Army 1st Cav and I forgot the rest but he spoke of Ho Chi Min, Da Bang LZ Badly, he is short so he had to go down the holes to see if VC were in them and of course they'd drop grenades.. He said they once caught an ocelot??? His step dad was a Chief in the Navy and drug him down to be drafted.he was born in Massachusetts, lived in New York and California. He lives in Lewisville Texas his SS# is 409-82-0481 I don't use my email much but you can contact me by Facebook or Messenger. Kathy Smith-Burkett

Dan Hickey

11/30/2016 07:12:03 pm

Was at LZ Baldy and established first Graves registration unit there. GR tent was nest to the medic tent.

Ernie Huerta link

2/20/2017 07:18:33 pm

Dan, Sorry I never stopped by for a "visit". Wasn't avoiding anyone IF you know what I mean. Had occasion to visit the 11th LIB Graves Unit at Duc Pho (LZ Bronco) in Aug 1970
one evening. Sadly it was to take pictures. The crew were a great group of guys. We chatted and they graciously offered me a brewski which I accepted. It was starting to get dark so I said "Adios" & thanks I as turned to walk to my jeep. As if on cue they invited me back for a steak cook-out later and said to bring a few MPs from the platoon. What could I say except "Well, I've got a lot of paperwork....but I'll try."
Our numbers, Vietnam Veterans, are growing fewer by the day
so I'll say to ALL OF US-GOD BLESS AND WELCOME HOME. Ernie

Ernest R. Huerta link

2/16/2017 06:49:01 pm

Lived at LZ Baldy and LZ Hawk Hill Jul 1969-Aug 1970. Was assigned to the 2nd platoon 23rd MP Company, 196 LIB. The 2nd platoon was the "Skunk at the Garden Party" and initially had to get chow from other units or eat C Rats. The Mess SGT at the 155 Battery invited us to eat at his mess-hall. He earned our undying gratitude. Later the 23rd Med Mess became our official place to eat. The night of 11/12 Aug 1969 Hawk Hill came under mortar/rocket attack and sappers got inside the wire, knocked out two tanks and killed 9 soldiers of C Troop 1/1 Cav Regt. We are alerted about the sappers and warned not to
fire on anyone in the dark inside the LZ without being sure they weren't our people. The 155 Battery came under NVA RPG attack. Our old friend, the Mess SGT was wounded in the leg by shrapnel. The gun he was protecting took a RPG hit to the gun-shield. Figured he'd have been evacuated but wasn't. 4-5 days later my sidekick and I are patrolling the ville. It's late morning and hot. What else?! There's a three-quarter ton truck & driver parked by a shop. The driver say's his SGT is in the shop. We go inside and find The Mess SGT. His pants are slit open on one side and his leg is wrapped from thigh to shinbone. We start with the standard BS about not stopping when he begins to weep. "I'm going to be sent to the EVAC Hosp. in Chu Lai tomorrow. From there I'm going to Japan where I might lose my leg. It won't heal. All I want to do is DANCE with a woman one last time while I've got two legs..." My partner and I look at one another and I tell the SGT to make it a fast Fox-Trot before we come back in an hour. We gave him a hug and a Good Luck and scrammed. We stayed away until late afternoon. Never knew Arthur Murray had a dance studio in the ville. Must have been a secret. Weeks later we heard the Old Soldier got "dried out" as soon as he got to Japan so the antibiotics would work and he KEPT his leg to dance another day.

Ramey Salyer

4/3/2020 03:26:52 pm

I remember that 69 Hawk Hill mortar attack well, and the casualties laid out in the morning light. Another MP and I searched and cleared underground bunkers one by one in the dark, searching for Sappers. Like you, the order that was shouted at me as I emerged from my own bunker was not to shoot any of our own. There was an awful lot going on at that moment, and I remember how we all looked exhausted when the sun came up.

Charlotte M Barksdale

7/31/2022 08:38:47 pm

My husband was in Co. A, 26th Engineers. He was there that night and wrote home about the events of that attack. He was also sent on assignments to LZ Professional, LZ Siberia, and LZ Mary Ann to do demo work as well as construct bunkers, etc.

Robert R Meek Jr.

2/20/2017 04:53:58 pm

Thank you, God bless everyone involved.

Ernie Huerta link

2/20/2017 07:27:03 pm

Bob, THANK YOU for the kind words and blessing. They mean a lot to me.

Cordie Croft

6/2/2019 06:04:25 pm

For the most part the 2nd Plt were misfits that the company rejected so we became part of the 196th LIB combat MP's, we had some 146th MP Platoon, some navy and AF's and MP's that ran a POW Cage that came directly under the 196th. I received my orders from the 196th LIB Commander. You were one of the lucky ones, you escaped to PMI. But you are remembered. Some of us still remain in contact on FB.

Ramey Salyer

4/3/2020 03:07:14 pm

Croft, I was one of those misfits with you on Baldy from Nov 68 until the company rejected me all the way to Hawk Hill in the spring of 69. When I first got to Baldy, the platoon (at least my hooch) was mostly made up of 196th 11B short timers who showed me the ropes for my first 2 months in country. I owe those guys and still think fondly of them.

Cordie Croft

4/3/2020 03:38:25 pm

Next month I believe I will see my 80th birthday. Looking back, most of my life was lived as a misfit and it carried on to my military career. But it was a good life which I enjoyed and met interesting people. In Nam we did our job accomplished our mission and served our nation and commanders. We were able to adjust to our situation and each other. I still remember most of the ones I served with. Many of the 196th MP Plt were forgotten, they filled a niche and soon the need for them disappeared and they had to fit in with other units. I'm thankful for all of you that I served with.

Deano Vandernoot

4/30/2017 08:35:21 am

I was with The 196th, 4/31 Oct. 1970 I arrived at Hawk Hill by Dust Off with two sister's. The oldest was wounded during a fire fight with the VC. I was going on emergency Leave. The Medic took the young girl and came back to clean the wound I received during the fire fight. I chased one of the VC into a tunnel and a bamboo spike trap they set up went into my left knee. The Medic I needed to get on the Chopper that was leaving or I would have to spend the night. I wish I had so Doctor could have written a note about my wound. I just received a letter from Department of The Army stating I regret to inform no Purple Heart. Nothing signed by a Doctor! Please Help!

Charles Murphy

5/5/2017 08:33:43 am

Transferred to Chu lai Headquarters 70 / 71 1/1st Cav. Ammo resupply to LZ Hawk Hill

Deano Vandernoot

5/5/2017 10:52:40 am

Good afternoon Charles. Where you there when I brought the two sister's in?

Deano Vandernoot

8/14/2017 12:31:50 pm

During Oct. 1970 before engaging the VC I number was called to go on EM. LV. We had a little girl that was wounded during the fire fight, we called for a Med-vac but a Tycoon hit the area. someone's voice came over our radio and asked if we had a Emergency Leave and we said yes. After we were picked up and dropped off at Hawk Hill the young girl's leg was amputated. The Medic who took her also treated my left leg for a pungee stink. Since no Doctor treated me, no Purple Heart. Looking for anyone who may remember that.

John Brennan

9/6/2017 01:40:08 pm

I just received from the publisher a digital copy of the book, Vietnam War Army Helicopter Nose Art, and it looks fantastic. They did an awesome job in showcasing 300 photos within 190 pages. I am very happy with how it turned out. I just wanted to let everyone know before the pre-sale discount, offered by the author.....not the publisher, expires at the end of Sept for the book. Thank you, John Brennan, former SP5, 114 AHC, 70-71, Vinh Long AAF, Mekong Delta, johnmailman2@yahoo.com

Catherine Gisi Tempel

9/27/2017 02:06:48 pm

I am looking for anyone who served with my dad, Lt Don Gisi USA on LZ Baldy from May 68-May 69. He passed away in 86 and I am looking to connect with anyone who remembers him over there. I only remember parts of stories that he told me growing up about some of his buddies. I dont readily know his Battalion or Company, but can find out that out if someone can lead me in the right direction.

Thanks'
Cathy Gisi Tempel

Deano Vandernoot

4/30/2018 10:05:14 am

Good afternoon, I am looking for any Pilot's, Medic's that were stationed at Hawk Hill with The 23rd Inf. Div. Oct., 1970. I was picked up by Helo with two young sisters, one was wounded (shot in her leg), I was going on Emergency Leave. I was also wounded trying to flush out a VC having a pungee stick into my left knee. A Medic treated my wound at Hawk Hill then I boarded another helo to Chu Lai Air strip. I have been trying to receive The Purple Heart for my wound, but have been told there was no paper work done. Please help! Thank you!
My unit, 196th 4/31st Delta.

dwight stockdale

12/15/2018 12:00:55 pm

I was on hawk hill with A battery 82D artillery a 105 unit last part 1969

mike aberle

12/17/2018 06:11:27 pm

Hi Dwight,
I arrived on Hawk Hill Jan 1970. I was assigned to 23rd med Bn.
We operated out of that underground like aid station.
I extended until march of 1971.
How are you doing?
If you so desire, you can contact me on my email
m.aberle@yahoo.com
Merry Christmas
welcome home my friend.
mike

Bob Flynn

1/4/2019 01:05:26 pm

I was on Hawk Hill assigned to the 23rd medical bin Co C. I arrived Oct 3 , 1970 and was there until we relocated to Freedom Hill in DaNang. I was in the motor pool, where most vehicles were always deadlined due to the rain!!!
I’m sorry I can’t remember many names any more.

Alex R Clemens

7/4/2020 02:26:10 am

Hey Dwight I was Hawk hill, HQ, a couple months until Jan 7, 1970, after leaving Baldy.

Dave Frandin

5/8/2019 09:39:23 am

Great to see this site on the internet.. I spent a year at LZ Hawk Hill, March 1970-1971. Worked at the 196th Inf Bde MARS Station. If the webmaster is interested I have a bunch of pictures of Hawk Hill from my time there that I'd be happy to upload..

mike aberle

5/8/2019 05:58:01 pm

I was on Hawk Hill until March 1971.
I'd love to see some of your pictures.
you can email me at m.johndeere4020@gmail.com
Great to hear from you!
mike aberle

Michael Kennedy

5/17/2019 09:45:51 am

I was on the other side of LZ Baldy with 2nd Bat 11th Marines from 8/70 to 2/71,

mike knutson

7/17/2019 06:54:54 pm

was with A co, 4/31 we flew in and out of hawk hill on the way to LZ west. all of 1970 last time there was jan 1971

Gene Bivins

7/22/2019 12:14:05 am

Hi guys! I was with D Co., 4th Med Bn, 3rd Brigade Task Force, 4th Division. We move in at LZ Baldy just before Tet '68 and then moved on again in about 2 months' time. We were at 5 different LZs during my year in country. Glad to see your site here. Hats off to all of you~

Jerry Foley

2/20/2020 06:25:05 am

50 years ago today it was a tough day on Hawk Hill. Ken Higgins was killed along with 8 other members of F troop 17th Cav. We treated a lot familiar wounded that day. For me it was memorable, a real gut punch.

QUANG CỪ KHUẤT

6/12/2020 08:09:20 pm

Tôi là em một bộ đội đặc công VN đã chiến đấu và hy sinh tại LZ Baldy ngày 12/5/1969. Tôi mong muốn có được thông tin về số thi hài bộ đội VN các ông đã thu được sua trận chiến và địa điểm các ông đã chôn các thi hài đó. Xin chân thành cảm ơn. KQC

John Rehling

7/22/2020 09:05:31 am

I spent 6 months on Hawk Hill with the 160th Engineering Detachment in 1970.

Robert Lamb

9/5/2020 06:31:57 pm

I was with the 39th combat engineers Co D on LZ Baldy. I landed there on 2/1/68 just in time for Tet. We mine swept the dirt road west from our bunkers on the west edge of the LZ. I was a 22 year old college student draftee and made Sgt E-5 in 11 months at Fort Lenard Wood and pushed basic training troops until I came down on levy for Vietnam. We moved to LZ Young in May and I was on a 5 ton with nine others that hit a mine on May 24 1968. No one was killed but we were all wounded and sent the Danang evac. I d like to hear from anyone that I served with in Co D.

David Latona link

1/9/2021 02:08:22 pm

This was a lovely blog ppost

Florencio Rivera

7/19/2021 09:11:46 pm

My uncle Florencio Served as a sergeant medic at Landing Zone Baldy during May 12, 1969 when base camp was attacked. He was from NY and Puerto Rico.

Robert Long

12/14/2021 09:55:25 am

RIP Gary

Deano Vandernoot

3/18/2022 02:04:21 pm

Still looking for the Medic or Doctor who cleaned and re-dressed my left knee from a punge stick wound. I was leaving on ER. leave after leaving two sisters off one was wounded.

william goforth link

4/18/2022 08:21:45 am

We have lost our webmaster an currently looking for someone to carry on our web site.Anyone has capability of doing so please contact William goforth...thank you

David Lynn

7/17/2022 07:40:37 am

LZ Baldy, 1st Marine Division, 1st Tank Bn., Charlie Company, C-31, 1969/70. Presently in Cambodia and heading to LZ Baldy, LZ Ross and Hoi An next month 8/2022. Thank you for your site. It has helped prepare me for the return.

Cordie Croft

7/17/2022 07:31:12 pm

Was at LZ Baldy as 2nd Platoon 23rd MP Co, assigned to the 196th LIB from Feb 69 the Hawk Hill departing last of Jan 7o.

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