AMENDMENT TO PROVIDE FOR PARTICIPATION BY ALL OF THE 1 MILITARY DEPARTMENTS IN THE AMERICAN, BRITISH, 2 CANADIAN, AND AUSTRALIAN ARMIES' PROGRAM.

Complex Air Defense: Countering the Hypersonic Missile Threat

Hypersonic weapons combine the speed of ballistic missiles with the maneuverability and detectability challenges of cruise missiles, leaving little time to react. In the past five years, Russia, China, and others have accelerated their development of hypersonic missiles to threaten U.S. forces in the homeland and abroad. The current Ballistic Missile Defense System, largely equipped to contend with legacy ballistic missile threats, must be adapted to this challenge. The same characteristics that make hypersonic missiles attractive may also hold the key to defeating them. A new hypersonic defense architecture should exploit hypersonic weapons’ unique vulnerabilities and employ new capabilities, such as a space sensor layer, to secure critical nodes. These changes are not only necessary to mitigate the hypersonic threat but to defeat an emerging generation of maneuvering missiles and aerial threats.

DCGS-A- Our Primary Weapons System

Tailoring Existing Capability in DCGS-A to Meet Emerging Demands

by Major Brandon L. Van Orden and Mr. Robert S. Coon

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Synergize: Leveraging DCGS-A in Corps Intelligence Reachback Operations

by Major Jennifer Harlan and Chief Warrant Officer Three Brian Myhre

DCGS-A Lite: The Value of Mobile Intelligence

by Lieutenant Colonel Thomas J. McCarthy

Digital Intelligence Systems Master Gunner Course

by Chief Warrant Officer Five Andrew Maykovich and Chief Warrant Officer Two Nick Rife

Enhancing DCGS-A NET/DTT through the Integration of IEWTPT

by Captain Jared S. Doucet

DCGS-A Supports CJTF–HOA’s Intelligence Operations

by Mr. Douglas Harris

Capitalizing on Situational Awareness Geospatially Enabled Tools: Reflections Following a RAF Rotation

by Captain Matthew A. Hughes

How Should DCGS-A Approach Its Big Data Challenges?

by Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) Jake Crawford

DCGS-A and the Data Management Challenges

by Major Robert Richardson

Should DCGS Employ Cloud Computing?

by Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) Jake Crawford

ATEC’s Contribution to DCGS-A for the Warfighter

by Stephen Conley

Training the S-2/G-2 for IPB Success

by Jennifer Dunn

The Unseen Target: What Trucks and Fishbones Can Teach Us about Intelligence Analysis

by First Lieutenant Jeff Yao

Modeling Violent Extremist Organizations Using Existing Doctrinal Threat Models

by MAJ Jay Hunt and Jerry England (DAC), TRADOC G-2 ACE Threats Integration

The Ten Principles of Intelligence Oversight Program Management

by Mr. John P. Holland

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Insensitive Munitions Test STANAG Updates (Part 2)

Insensitive Munitions & Energetic Materials (IMEM) Technology Symposium

"Enhancing Performance of Insensitive Munitions"

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7 - 8 April 2021

Agenda

Wednesday, April 7, 2021

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Steve Nicolich

Characterization of Nano Octol Formulation, Dr. Daniel Iwaniuk, Chemist, Explosives Development, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Policy

Session Chair: Tom Swierk

NATO AC326 Subgroup B Ammunition Systems Design and Assessment – Insensitive Munitions Test STANAG Updates, Part 2, Ken Tomasello, Program Manager, Insensitive Munition Advanced Development, Naval Ordnance Safety & Security Activity

Revisions and Improvements to the NATO Insensitive Munitions Test Doctrine Portfolio, Daniel Pudlak, Principal Investigator, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Processing

Session Chair: Dr. Ernest Baker

Improved Particle Size Reduction & Evaluation Technology for Energetics at HSAAP, Dr. Jacob Morris, R&D Manager, BAE Systems

Testing

Session Chair: Ken Graham

Influence of Ageing on the IM Signature of an Anti-Aircraft Missile Propulsion Unit,

Quentin Weisse, Military Engineer, Expertise Program, DGA Missiles Testing (French MoD) and

Hervé Benard, Head, DGA Missile Testing Expertise Division, (French MoD); Munition Officer, MMCM Program, OCCAR

Synthesis

Session Chair: Andrew Wilson

Continuous Reactors for Energetic Materials Synthesis, Dr. Joseph Rheinhardt, Research Chemist, CS Squared LLC

Quantitative Structure-Property Relationship Models for Secondary Explosive Compounds, Carson Britt, Research Chemist, CS Squared LLC

Policy

Session Chair: Christelle Collett

Risk Associated with Under Classification of Small Arms Ammunition, Christelle Collett, Technical Specialist Officer, Propulsion Technology, MSIAC, NATO

Thursday, April 8, 2021

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Mike Ervin

Evaluation of LX-14 Using FEM HMX, John Latwinas, Chemical Engineer, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Evaluation of PBXN-9 Utilizing FEM HMX, Dr. Daniel Iwaniuk, Chemist, Explosives Development, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Modeling

Session Chair: Wade Babcock

Modeling of the M795 155 mm Artillery Projectile Sympathetic Reaction Test, Erik Tolmachoff, PhD and Ryan Conner, Senior Engineers, CS Squared LLC

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Paul Braithwaite

Novel Recrystallization Procedure to Generate High Bulk Density NQ (HBDNQ) with an Average Particle Size of Less Than 50 μm, Dr. Tomasz Modzelewski, R&D Chemist, BAE Systems

Testing

Session Chair: Ken Graham

Influence of Mechanical Properties on the Explosiveness of Energetic Materials, Morgan Bolton, Energetic Material Scientist, Defense Ordnance Safety Group, ST1

Advancing Particle Size Characterization Technology: Dynamic Image Analysis, Dr. Teresa Kirchner, Principal Scientist, BAE Systems

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Melissa Mileham

An International Review on Green, Insensitive Plastic Explosives, Christelle Collett, Technical Specialist Officer, Propulsion Technology, MSIAC, NATO

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Jamie Neidert

Advanced High-Performance Minimum Smoke Propellants, Cameron Lee, Senior Engineer, Energetics and Propellant Development Group, Aerojet Rocketdyne

NATO Allied Ordnance Publication (AOP-7) Revision Status, Ken Tomasello, Program Manager, Insensitive Munition Advanced Development, Naval Ordnance Safety & Security Activity

Processing

Session Chair: Melissa Hobbs-Hendrickson

IM Upgrade of the Italian Army's 155 mm Artillery Projectiles, Dr. James Padfield, Explosives Engineering, RWM Italia SpA

Barrel Heating for Hot Gun Cook-Off Thermal Analysis, Dr. Jon Yagla, Bowhead Technical Services

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Improved Particle Size Reduction & Evaluation Technology for Energetics at HSAAP

Insensitive Munitions & Energetic Materials (IMEM) Technology Symposium

"Enhancing Performance of Insensitive Munitions"

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7 - 8 April 2021

Agenda

Wednesday, April 7, 2021

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Steve Nicolich

Characterization of Nano Octol Formulation, Dr. Daniel Iwaniuk, Chemist, Explosives Development, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Policy

Session Chair: Tom Swierk

NATO AC326 Subgroup B Ammunition Systems Design and Assessment – Insensitive Munitions Test STANAG Updates, Part 2, Ken Tomasello, Program Manager, Insensitive Munition Advanced Development, Naval Ordnance Safety & Security Activity

Revisions and Improvements to the NATO Insensitive Munitions Test Doctrine Portfolio, Daniel Pudlak, Principal Investigator, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Processing

Session Chair: Dr. Ernest Baker

Improved Particle Size Reduction & Evaluation Technology for Energetics at HSAAP, Dr. Jacob Morris, R&D Manager, BAE Systems

Testing

Session Chair: Ken Graham

Influence of Ageing on the IM Signature of an Anti-Aircraft Missile Propulsion Unit,

Quentin Weisse, Military Engineer, Expertise Program, DGA Missiles Testing (French MoD) and

Hervé Benard, Head, DGA Missile Testing Expertise Division, (French MoD); Munition Officer, MMCM Program, OCCAR

Synthesis

Session Chair: Andrew Wilson

Continuous Reactors for Energetic Materials Synthesis, Dr. Joseph Rheinhardt, Research Chemist, CS Squared LLC

Quantitative Structure-Property Relationship Models for Secondary Explosive Compounds, Carson Britt, Research Chemist, CS Squared LLC

Policy

Session Chair: Christelle Collett

Risk Associated with Under Classification of Small Arms Ammunition, Christelle Collett, Technical Specialist Officer, Propulsion Technology, MSIAC, NATO

Thursday, April 8, 2021

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Mike Ervin

Evaluation of LX-14 Using FEM HMX, John Latwinas, Chemical Engineer, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Evaluation of PBXN-9 Utilizing FEM HMX, Dr. Daniel Iwaniuk, Chemist, Explosives Development, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Modeling

Session Chair: Wade Babcock

Modeling of the M795 155 mm Artillery Projectile Sympathetic Reaction Test, Erik Tolmachoff, PhD and Ryan Conner, Senior Engineers, CS Squared LLC

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Paul Braithwaite

Novel Recrystallization Procedure to Generate High Bulk Density NQ (HBDNQ) with an Average Particle Size of Less Than 50 μm, Dr. Tomasz Modzelewski, R&D Chemist, BAE Systems

Testing

Session Chair: Ken Graham

Influence of Mechanical Properties on the Explosiveness of Energetic Materials, Morgan Bolton, Energetic Material Scientist, Defense Ordnance Safety Group, ST1

Advancing Particle Size Characterization Technology: Dynamic Image Analysis, Dr. Teresa Kirchner, Principal Scientist, BAE Systems

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Melissa Mileham

An International Review on Green, Insensitive Plastic Explosives, Christelle Collett, Technical Specialist Officer, Propulsion Technology, MSIAC, NATO

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Jamie Neidert

Advanced High-Performance Minimum Smoke Propellants, Cameron Lee, Senior Engineer, Energetics and Propellant Development Group, Aerojet Rocketdyne

NATO Allied Ordnance Publication (AOP-7) Revision Status, Ken Tomasello, Program Manager, Insensitive Munition Advanced Development, Naval Ordnance Safety & Security Activity

Processing

Session Chair: Melissa Hobbs-Hendrickson

IM Upgrade of the Italian Army's 155 mm Artillery Projectiles, Dr. James Padfield, Explosives Engineering, RWM Italia SpA

Barrel Heating for Hot Gun Cook-Off Thermal Analysis, Dr. Jon Yagla, Bowhead Technical Services

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Continuous Reactors for Energetic Materials Synthesis

Insensitive Munitions & Energetic Materials (IMEM) Technology Symposium

"Enhancing Performance of Insensitive Munitions"

更多

7 - 8 April 2021

Agenda

Wednesday, April 7, 2021

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Steve Nicolich

Characterization of Nano Octol Formulation, Dr. Daniel Iwaniuk, Chemist, Explosives Development, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Policy

Session Chair: Tom Swierk

NATO AC326 Subgroup B Ammunition Systems Design and Assessment – Insensitive Munitions Test STANAG Updates, Part 2, Ken Tomasello, Program Manager, Insensitive Munition Advanced Development, Naval Ordnance Safety & Security Activity

Revisions and Improvements to the NATO Insensitive Munitions Test Doctrine Portfolio, Daniel Pudlak, Principal Investigator, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Processing

Session Chair: Dr. Ernest Baker

Improved Particle Size Reduction & Evaluation Technology for Energetics at HSAAP, Dr. Jacob Morris, R&D Manager, BAE Systems

Testing

Session Chair: Ken Graham

Influence of Ageing on the IM Signature of an Anti-Aircraft Missile Propulsion Unit,

Quentin Weisse, Military Engineer, Expertise Program, DGA Missiles Testing (French MoD) and

Hervé Benard, Head, DGA Missile Testing Expertise Division, (French MoD); Munition Officer, MMCM Program, OCCAR

Synthesis

Session Chair: Andrew Wilson

Continuous Reactors for Energetic Materials Synthesis, Dr. Joseph Rheinhardt, Research Chemist, CS Squared LLC

Quantitative Structure-Property Relationship Models for Secondary Explosive Compounds, Carson Britt, Research Chemist, CS Squared LLC

Policy

Session Chair: Christelle Collett

Risk Associated with Under Classification of Small Arms Ammunition, Christelle Collett, Technical Specialist Officer, Propulsion Technology, MSIAC, NATO

Thursday, April 8, 2021

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Mike Ervin

Evaluation of LX-14 Using FEM HMX, John Latwinas, Chemical Engineer, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Evaluation of PBXN-9 Utilizing FEM HMX, Dr. Daniel Iwaniuk, Chemist, Explosives Development, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Modeling

Session Chair: Wade Babcock

Modeling of the M795 155 mm Artillery Projectile Sympathetic Reaction Test, Erik Tolmachoff, PhD and Ryan Conner, Senior Engineers, CS Squared LLC

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Paul Braithwaite

Novel Recrystallization Procedure to Generate High Bulk Density NQ (HBDNQ) with an Average Particle Size of Less Than 50 μm, Dr. Tomasz Modzelewski, R&D Chemist, BAE Systems

Testing

Session Chair: Ken Graham

Influence of Mechanical Properties on the Explosiveness of Energetic Materials, Morgan Bolton, Energetic Material Scientist, Defense Ordnance Safety Group, ST1

Advancing Particle Size Characterization Technology: Dynamic Image Analysis, Dr. Teresa Kirchner, Principal Scientist, BAE Systems

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Melissa Mileham

An International Review on Green, Insensitive Plastic Explosives, Christelle Collett, Technical Specialist Officer, Propulsion Technology, MSIAC, NATO

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Jamie Neidert

Advanced High-Performance Minimum Smoke Propellants, Cameron Lee, Senior Engineer, Energetics and Propellant Development Group, Aerojet Rocketdyne

NATO Allied Ordnance Publication (AOP-7) Revision Status, Ken Tomasello, Program Manager, Insensitive Munition Advanced Development, Naval Ordnance Safety & Security Activity

Processing

Session Chair: Melissa Hobbs-Hendrickson

IM Upgrade of the Italian Army's 155 mm Artillery Projectiles, Dr. James Padfield, Explosives Engineering, RWM Italia SpA

Barrel Heating for Hot Gun Cook-Off Thermal Analysis, Dr. Jon Yagla, Bowhead Technical Services

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Quantitative Structure-Activity/Property Relationship Models for Secondary Explosive Compounds

Insensitive Munitions & Energetic Materials (IMEM) Technology Symposium

"Enhancing Performance of Insensitive Munitions"

更多

7 - 8 April 2021

Agenda

Wednesday, April 7, 2021

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Steve Nicolich

Characterization of Nano Octol Formulation, Dr. Daniel Iwaniuk, Chemist, Explosives Development, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Policy

Session Chair: Tom Swierk

NATO AC326 Subgroup B Ammunition Systems Design and Assessment – Insensitive Munitions Test STANAG Updates, Part 2, Ken Tomasello, Program Manager, Insensitive Munition Advanced Development, Naval Ordnance Safety & Security Activity

Revisions and Improvements to the NATO Insensitive Munitions Test Doctrine Portfolio, Daniel Pudlak, Principal Investigator, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Processing

Session Chair: Dr. Ernest Baker

Improved Particle Size Reduction & Evaluation Technology for Energetics at HSAAP, Dr. Jacob Morris, R&D Manager, BAE Systems

Testing

Session Chair: Ken Graham

Influence of Ageing on the IM Signature of an Anti-Aircraft Missile Propulsion Unit,

Quentin Weisse, Military Engineer, Expertise Program, DGA Missiles Testing (French MoD) and

Hervé Benard, Head, DGA Missile Testing Expertise Division, (French MoD); Munition Officer, MMCM Program, OCCAR

Synthesis

Session Chair: Andrew Wilson

Continuous Reactors for Energetic Materials Synthesis, Dr. Joseph Rheinhardt, Research Chemist, CS Squared LLC

Quantitative Structure-Property Relationship Models for Secondary Explosive Compounds, Carson Britt, Research Chemist, CS Squared LLC

Policy

Session Chair: Christelle Collett

Risk Associated with Under Classification of Small Arms Ammunition, Christelle Collett, Technical Specialist Officer, Propulsion Technology, MSIAC, NATO

Thursday, April 8, 2021

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Mike Ervin

Evaluation of LX-14 Using FEM HMX, John Latwinas, Chemical Engineer, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Evaluation of PBXN-9 Utilizing FEM HMX, Dr. Daniel Iwaniuk, Chemist, Explosives Development, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Modeling

Session Chair: Wade Babcock

Modeling of the M795 155 mm Artillery Projectile Sympathetic Reaction Test, Erik Tolmachoff, PhD and Ryan Conner, Senior Engineers, CS Squared LLC

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Paul Braithwaite

Novel Recrystallization Procedure to Generate High Bulk Density NQ (HBDNQ) with an Average Particle Size of Less Than 50 μm, Dr. Tomasz Modzelewski, R&D Chemist, BAE Systems

Testing

Session Chair: Ken Graham

Influence of Mechanical Properties on the Explosiveness of Energetic Materials, Morgan Bolton, Energetic Material Scientist, Defense Ordnance Safety Group, ST1

Advancing Particle Size Characterization Technology: Dynamic Image Analysis, Dr. Teresa Kirchner, Principal Scientist, BAE Systems

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Melissa Mileham

An International Review on Green, Insensitive Plastic Explosives, Christelle Collett, Technical Specialist Officer, Propulsion Technology, MSIAC, NATO

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Jamie Neidert

Advanced High-Performance Minimum Smoke Propellants, Cameron Lee, Senior Engineer, Energetics and Propellant Development Group, Aerojet Rocketdyne

NATO Allied Ordnance Publication (AOP-7) Revision Status, Ken Tomasello, Program Manager, Insensitive Munition Advanced Development, Naval Ordnance Safety & Security Activity

Processing

Session Chair: Melissa Hobbs-Hendrickson

IM Upgrade of the Italian Army's 155 mm Artillery Projectiles, Dr. James Padfield, Explosives Engineering, RWM Italia SpA

Barrel Heating for Hot Gun Cook-Off Thermal Analysis, Dr. Jon Yagla, Bowhead Technical Services

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Risk Associated with Under Classification of Small Arms Ammunition

Insensitive Munitions & Energetic Materials (IMEM) Technology Symposium

"Enhancing Performance of Insensitive Munitions"

更多

7 - 8 April 2021

Agenda

Wednesday, April 7, 2021

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Steve Nicolich

Characterization of Nano Octol Formulation, Dr. Daniel Iwaniuk, Chemist, Explosives Development, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Policy

Session Chair: Tom Swierk

NATO AC326 Subgroup B Ammunition Systems Design and Assessment – Insensitive Munitions Test STANAG Updates, Part 2, Ken Tomasello, Program Manager, Insensitive Munition Advanced Development, Naval Ordnance Safety & Security Activity

Revisions and Improvements to the NATO Insensitive Munitions Test Doctrine Portfolio, Daniel Pudlak, Principal Investigator, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Processing

Session Chair: Dr. Ernest Baker

Improved Particle Size Reduction & Evaluation Technology for Energetics at HSAAP, Dr. Jacob Morris, R&D Manager, BAE Systems

Testing

Session Chair: Ken Graham

Influence of Ageing on the IM Signature of an Anti-Aircraft Missile Propulsion Unit,

Quentin Weisse, Military Engineer, Expertise Program, DGA Missiles Testing (French MoD) and

Hervé Benard, Head, DGA Missile Testing Expertise Division, (French MoD); Munition Officer, MMCM Program, OCCAR

Synthesis

Session Chair: Andrew Wilson

Continuous Reactors for Energetic Materials Synthesis, Dr. Joseph Rheinhardt, Research Chemist, CS Squared LLC

Quantitative Structure-Property Relationship Models for Secondary Explosive Compounds, Carson Britt, Research Chemist, CS Squared LLC

Policy

Session Chair: Christelle Collett

Risk Associated with Under Classification of Small Arms Ammunition, Christelle Collett, Technical Specialist Officer, Propulsion Technology, MSIAC, NATO

Thursday, April 8, 2021

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Mike Ervin

Evaluation of LX-14 Using FEM HMX, John Latwinas, Chemical Engineer, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Evaluation of PBXN-9 Utilizing FEM HMX, Dr. Daniel Iwaniuk, Chemist, Explosives Development, Armaments Center, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Modeling

Session Chair: Wade Babcock

Modeling of the M795 155 mm Artillery Projectile Sympathetic Reaction Test, Erik Tolmachoff, PhD and Ryan Conner, Senior Engineers, CS Squared LLC

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Paul Braithwaite

Novel Recrystallization Procedure to Generate High Bulk Density NQ (HBDNQ) with an Average Particle Size of Less Than 50 μm, Dr. Tomasz Modzelewski, R&D Chemist, BAE Systems

Testing

Session Chair: Ken Graham

Influence of Mechanical Properties on the Explosiveness of Energetic Materials, Morgan Bolton, Energetic Material Scientist, Defense Ordnance Safety Group, ST1

Advancing Particle Size Characterization Technology: Dynamic Image Analysis, Dr. Teresa Kirchner, Principal Scientist, BAE Systems

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Melissa Mileham

An International Review on Green, Insensitive Plastic Explosives, Christelle Collett, Technical Specialist Officer, Propulsion Technology, MSIAC, NATO

Energetic Materials

Session Chair: Jamie Neidert

Advanced High-Performance Minimum Smoke Propellants, Cameron Lee, Senior Engineer, Energetics and Propellant Development Group, Aerojet Rocketdyne

NATO Allied Ordnance Publication (AOP-7) Revision Status, Ken Tomasello, Program Manager, Insensitive Munition Advanced Development, Naval Ordnance Safety & Security Activity

Processing

Session Chair: Melissa Hobbs-Hendrickson

IM Upgrade of the Italian Army's 155 mm Artillery Projectiles, Dr. James Padfield, Explosives Engineering, RWM Italia SpA

Barrel Heating for Hot Gun Cook-Off Thermal Analysis, Dr. Jon Yagla, Bowhead Technical Services

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