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Chrissy Case and brother, Travis, donated to the NAFB Museum our 1st Flight Simulator. We now have the ATC-610, which can be upgraded to the 710. ATC sold hundreds of the tabletop 610 to individuals, flight schools and airlines so their flight engineers could maintain instrument proficiency. This flight simulator was owned by their Dad, Allen Wayne Case, who was an aircraft buff and had stored it away for 25 years. It now has a new home. We will have it checked out and running for our patrons.	Frank Bellamy and Sandy visited the NAFB Museum. They have recently bought a new house in Texas, and this was Sandy's last visit to the museum before her move. Frank will finish his trucking commitment and then follow her to Texas.	Col Norm Edwards of the California National Guard 196th Fighter Squadron and Steve Scheffrin of the 63rd AMS Radar Shop were at the NAFB Museum. Steve joined the California National Guard after he left Norton. They were looking at the 50th Anniversary National Guard Yearbook that Dan Garcia donated. They had many stories to tell about the Guard.
Dan Garcia and his brother Gil visited the NAFB Museum last week. Dan donated his 50th Anniversary Yearbook of the California National Guard 163rd Fighter Interceptor Group. Dan started his military career with the 163rd as a crew chief. His flightline crew is pictured in the book. Be sure to visit the museum and check out our California National Guard Display.	Gene Cowell from Highland, CA paid a visit to the NAFB Museum last week. He was a Master C/C & Tech on the SR-71 at Beale & Edwards. He started in 73' active duty and finished in 99' as a civilian. He had a lot of stories to tell. He recovered the SR at area 51. He says Norton had no SR-71 cann birds assigned. We know differently. At his last SR reunion, people noticed the age of the attendees and that this may be their last reunion.	Robert appropriated some signs FOB at the fuel tanks and Accident Investigation Training site. We will safeguard these signs at the Norton AFB Museum. Thank you, Robert, for adding to our collection.
Robert Allen visited the NAFB Museum. Robert was here 71' to 73'. He worked at FMS Sheet Metal Shop. He recalled the time when he bumped into his best friend Leroy Johnson from Basic Training at the chow hall. He asked Leroy, " What are you doing here? Leroy replied, "I am assigned to FMS. Jet Shop." He had a lot of happy memories to tell. We talked about our time in Thailand. He got to Korat the year I left Udorn, 70'.	Ed Peterson, ELEN, and Steve Scheffrin, Radar, visited the NAFB Museum. Steve is wearing our AMS hat from Udorn RTAB, Thailand. We all will be attending the Norton Reunion next year.	Julissa Barragan of San Bernardino visited the NAFB Museum with her family. She had an interesting career in the Air Force as a JSTARS operator out of Robins AFB 2017 - 2021.
A group from Garrett's Innovative Vocational Education, Riverside CA visited the NAFB Museum. It was a pleasure giving this group a tour of the museum.	A local photographer was looking for some military props for a picture. She went to a yard sale in Riverside with her friend. They discovered a footlocker and the name on it is 1ST LT. LELAND F. NORTON and Service # 0792301. She immediately knew of its importance and donated it to the museum.	The Paradise Valley Car Club of Riverside visited the NAFB Museum. They included two members from San Bernardino. They had a great day traveling from Riverside to the museum and spending time with us there.
Army Military Police member Dale Adams, a Riverside National Cemetery Honor Guard member, visited the NAFB Museum and donated the Honor Guard Challenge coin. The coin will be displayed for the public to view.	Kenneth Glastetter visited the NAFB Museum looking for information about his brother Lt Col Russell Glastetter. He believes his brother was a C-141 pilot at Norton from 72' to 76'. His brother Russell provided some information prior to his passing. He gives a name Major Roger Sharf as AC for a mission to Canton Island. In 1972 returning from Managua, Nicaragua, his augmented pilot was Jim MacDonald. He reported about missions to 29 Palms Expeditionary Airfield, Nam Phong, Thailand, and Woom	Steve Scheffrin, 63rd AMS Radar Shop, visited the NAFB Museum with his helmet bags. After Norton, Steve went over to the 79th AEW&C and flew on their EC-121s. He sewed his and his Dad's patches on his helmet bags. His Dad was on the C-47's dropping troops and gliders during the war. My favorite patch is the Udorn RTAB patch where Steve, and I were assigned. -- Chuck Jojola, NAFBM
Bonnie Szumski visited the NAFB Museum with a group of supportive friends. During our visit, she shared memories of her late husband, Ed Szumski, and expressed concern about the possibility of his cherished possessions being discarded. We discussed the option of her children choosing items they would like to keep, while the remaining possessions would be accepted by the museum or donated to other charitable organizations.	Jet Mechanic Tony Rizo visited the NAFB Museum. He started out with Jets and went over to the Reserve Audiovisual Squadron. He is working on a video project recording the lives of a group of jet mechanics. His buddy from Audiovisual also happened to show up. They talked about the times they had taking pictures. Audiovisual is having a Reunion in Hollywood.	Pilot Paula Baldwin visited the NAFB Museum. She is 80 years old and got her wings at Flabob Airport, Riverside. She remembers she was at Norton early in her life. We were talking about nose art, and she remembers the competition between the guys and gals for the best nose art.
Stephen Morton 63rd AMS Elen Shop visited the museum today. We had a great time talking about our old friends. Jackie, Kenny and many more. He lives in Yucaipa and will visit us more often.	Steve Scherer, a Radar tech at the 63rd AMS, and his wife Noy brought lunch to the NAFB Museum. Noy prepared a delicious dish of rice, chicken, and egg (Khao phat), and there were no leftovers. She also brought along the spices for the dish. This meal brought back memories of my time at Udorn RTAF base from 1969 to 1970, when I was at the Comm/Nav Shop. I found out that Steve also worked at the Radar shop at Udorn during the same time.	63rd Security Police Squadron Reunion was at the NAFB Museum today. We had a great time talking about UFO's, OSI plants, drug busts, and historic incidents we will never forget. The stories get better every time we tell them.
On Saturday, May 25th, Colonel Roosevelt Hestle's brother, sister, and niece visited the NAFB Museum. Colonel Hestle was stationed at Norton before serving in Korea and Vietnam, where he flew 105s. He was shot down in 1966, listed as Missing in Action (MIA), and the museum has his bracelet on display. His remains were later recovered, and he is buried at Arlington.	Ozzie Osburn 63rd OMS stopped by to visit the NAFB Museum. We were talking about not having any 1505s on display. He thinks he may have a set at home. That would be a great addition to have on display.	On May 2nd the Knowlton family celebrated their family reunion at the Norton AFB Museum. Their father was Col. Harold Knowlton commander of detachment 42 SMASA at Sacramento from 69' to 73'. Our docent Dudley was assigned to the 1199th ASS and they had the C-130 at Area 2. Col. Knowlton was his commander. Col. Knowlton never told his son Paul what their mission was. Dudley explained their trips to Area 51.
Thursday we had 2 visitors from the American Legion Post in Highland. Mike Toth was at Norton 79'-83'. He worked in Inspection and Safety. His buddy Ron was in the Army 63'-64'.	Master Sergeant Billy Trahin, who served in the 63rd Security Police Squadron's K-9 section, recently visited the Norton Air Force Base Museum from Sacramento. We had an enjoyable conversation about the dogs, during which he showed me some of his favorite pictures from his time at Norton. MSgt Trahin served at the base from 1982 to 1987.	Colonel Merrill, Commander 68th AES, visited the Norton AFB Museum. Her nephew from Indiana is visiting her and drove her to the museum. She was telling Gail about the awards and decorations she acquired during her career at Norton.
On March 7, 2024, we were fortunate to have two great guests at the Norton AFB Museum. Lori Callahan from the 445 CES at Norton. She was a reservist for 6 years, 83' to 89'. She shared stories of her time in Europe for summer camp. She was accompanied by her friend Gary Homan. Gary's Dad was Donald Homan from the Norton Fire Dept. Donald was here from 1976 to closing. Gary had a lot of stories his Dad told him about the base.	Was surprised to have Michael Maple visit the Norton AFB Museum. He came in at closing, we only had a short time to talk about our time at Norton. We talked about the summer camps at Hickam. I did have time to show Mike the pictures of the UFO we shot down at Deadhorse. Mike lives in Riverside and he will come back again to visit.	A couple of history buffs, son and dad, brought in maps from WWII of the invasion at Normandy to share with the Nortom AFB Museum. “Top Secret – Bigot” was the Allies’ highest level of secrecy during WWII. They acquired the map thru an estate sale. Value approximately $9,500.00.
Paul Pfeifer from the 14th stopped in at the Norton AFB Museum. He was at Norton from 69' to closing. We hadn't seen Paul in a while. It was interesting to keep up to date on Paul's activities. He lives in Highland, CA.	Pilot Wayne Lemoi was at the Norton AFB Museum. He was at Norton 75' to 78'. He brought back a lot of good memories. He now lives in Corona, CA.	Pat Morris, the Mayor of San Bernardino, California from 2006 to 2014, visited the NAFB Museum today. He is very athletic, staying in shape bicycling. He has great stories about providing athletic opportunities for the youth of San Bernardino.
Billy & Donna Mitchell took a picture in front of our new C-141 banner.	Dudley gave a tour to guests from Essex UK. Andy and Adele are doing the Route 66 self-guided tour from Chicago. They will return for the 100th anniversary in 2026’.	Crew chief James Deal visited the NAFB Museum. His dad FE Robert Deal was assigned to Norton 68’-70’ on the C-123. James told an interesting story while assigned to Da Nang. John Wayne was walking the flightline at night shaking hands with the maintenance guys working their aircraft.
NAFB Museum was visited by Flt Surgeon Col Eric Paul and his wife Lt Karen of the Mexican Air Force. They live in Mexico City and have relatives here in San Berdo. I wanted to know how our local Mexican food compares to theirs. He said our American food was the best.	On June 17th, retired school teacher Doris Anderson donated a Flying Tigers flight jacket to the NAFB Museum. Doris would wear the jacket to school during Memorial Day week and tell the kids the story of the Flying Tigers. We will research which pilot in the Panda Bears Squadron this jacket belonged to and set up a display for him. We know he is a Navy pilot and passed away in California.	Col Merrill, Commander 68 AES visited her display at the NAFB Museum.
Saturday Esther Gobin visited the NAFB Museum to donate items her husband Mathura “Mat” Gobin had obtained while stationed at Norton. She recalled the 1st time she saw Mat and told her girlfriend she was going to marry him. He was first assigned to 63rd OMS in 83’. In 86’ he cross-trained as a flight engineer with the 14th MAS. In 88’ he was one of the Initial Cadre of personnel to reactivate the 52nd MAS. He was always proud to tell everyone about his time with the US Air Force.	T. Collins returned to the NAFB Museum to pickup her souvenirs and show us her jacket. She drove down from W. Covina.	Tom and Michael Valle visited the Museum on February 23rd. Tom was Army during Desert Storm and now lives in Grand Terrace.
Loadmaster Daniel Jones from the 53d MAS visited the NAFB Museum on January 7th, 2023. He was stationed at Norton from 79' to closing. He is living in Yucaipa and spending his time bike riding with his buddies.	Ex-San Bernardino Councilman, Chas Kelly and his family visited the NAFB Museum on Saturday, December 3rd. He recounted his stories when he was part of the California Civil Air Patrol at Norton from 1982' to 1987'.	On November 10th, Sgt John Sisson from Brookeville, MD, visited the NAFM Museum to see his memorial brick. John received a lottery draft number of 1, so he wasted no time visiting the AF recruiter. He was assigned to Norton as a Jet Mac from 73’ to 76’. We talked about when we failed the ORI, the Jet Bar, and other stories. We enjoyed sharing the stories of Norton.
Karen Kellingworth visited the NAFB Museum on November 3rd. She worked at Norton from 82’ to 92’. She started at MWR right out of high school. She got promotions to CE, 445th Wing Headquarters and BMO. She may help us out as a docent.	On October 27th at the NAFB Museum, Crew Chief Karl Rogge visited from Redding CA. He was at Norton from 66’ to 69’ when the C-141’s arrived. His aircraft was 67-957. Before he arrived at Norton, he was an instructor at Chanute AFB.	We were privileged to meet one of the original Sneaky Pete Flt Engr’s, Dudley Hicks at the NAFB Museum on October 13th, 2022. He was 1st assigned with the Sneaky Pete’s when they were assigned to Area 51. They eventually moved to Area 2. He was assigned here in 72’ and left Norton in 82’. Dudley has moved to Redlands to be near his daughter. We hope he will spend more time with us at the museum and tell us more stories.
Rebecca Lee visited the NAFB Museum. When the base closed in 94’, BMO still required security. They moved a detail of DAF Police from March ARB to provide the security. They were staged in a couple of the NCO housing buildings. When they were notified, there was some joking around about the infamous pot bust of the security police barracks at Norton. We shared stories and had a great afternoon.	David Espinosa (on the right) from Elen shop and his buddy Eric McClendon visited the NAFB Museum on Saturday. They are members of the Florida Air National Guard TDY at Miramar working on the F-15. David was assigned here in 86’ and left after 6 years. We talked about the people we knew like Kenny Smalls and Jacki. We shared a lot of great times on the base.	53rd and 52nd Loadmaster Patrick “PJ” Sims visited the NAFB Museum today from VA. He was here 79’-92’. Bill Vest recalled they were at Charleston when Bill got promoted to MSGT. PJ took pictures of him getting promoted with the FLT crew. PJ was telling us about his spelunker experiences. Bill and PJ spent the day talking about the good times and old friends.
Phung Le, AF Academy graduate, returned to Norton to visit BMO where he was assigned 86’-89’. They live in FL. His oldest son will soon be attending the Academy and may follow in his father’s footsteps.	Great visit from Bert Rollins of Fontana. He has checked out the radar sites used by the SAGE building at Area 2. Some are still used by the FAA. At one site the local miners were questioning why he was there. The miners were working on old turquoise mine and didn't want people poking around. Bert does a lot of exploring at old military installations. We invited him back to spend more time with us.	Justin Lopez and his daughter visited the museum July 7th. Justin was at Norton in the early years. His plane was the C-47 Gooney Bird.
The 10 Tankers DC-10s are assigned to San Bernardino Airport and they are the only Very Large Air Tankers working in the Forest Service. We had two of their best pilots visit the NAFB Museum today (July 16, 2022). Pat Hopf and Matt McNamara. Pat was at Norton 77’-79’ and a crew chief too. They had the day off and were told by other Forest Service pilots that they had to visit the museum.	Scott Hilyer visited the NAFB Museum from Alabama. He was security police at Norton from 83' to 85'. He remembers the security police barracks drug bust. He did investigations and recalls the agent they had undercover at the clinic. Looking back on his time at Norton, he played a lot of golf, spending mornings and evenings on the golf course. He was TDY at China Lake and next time he will spend more time with us. We had a nice visit and look forward to his return.	Family members of Col James DeElton Elmer, USAF Retired, 1934-2020 visited the NAFB Museum from KY. Daughter Susan and grand-daughters Mary and FaithLynn made the trip. Col Elmer was assigned to Norton 78’-88’. He was first Deputy Commander and then Commander of the Aerospace Audiovisual Service for eight years. He was honored by the non-commissioned officers of AAVS by being inducted into The Order of the Sword.
Ginny Driggs wife of Lt. Col. Dan Driggs and grandson visited the NAFB Museum to donate historical photos at Norton. Dan was assigned to the 14th and then to the 15th. He first got here in 78’ and finally left in 86".	Jason Herrera and family visited the NAFB Museum from Az. He was surprised to see his co-worked from Troop Support Billy Mitchel working at the museum. Jason was at Norton from 88’ to 94’. Billy was showing the certificate of appreciation they got for receiving a Laudatory during an inspection. They were talking about the section going fishing and they stopped by IN-Flt to pick-up their lunches. Those were good times.	Steven Bisset of Nevada came to the NAFB Museum on May 21st. Steven was with the 2193rd Comm Sq 68'-70'. It was interesting talking with him about the radios.
Two more APS members showed up today at the NAFB Museum. Charles Eldridge from Cerritos and Roger Waller from Torrance, CA. They have been friends from 1973 when they joined the Reserve APS. They retired in year 2000. Charles says he can fix us up with his chem suit. He was going to throw it out but then he thought we might take it. So, we will have a chem suit for display. It was a good time talking with them about Norton and life in retirement.	Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Medrano from Redlands dropped in to the NAFB Museum on April 16, 2022. Dennis was a crew chief on the B-52s at Mather AFB. He spent many hours on alert status.	Jose Torres prior Army Paratrooper Platoon Sgt from Texas dropped in to the NAFB Museum on April 16th, 2022. He had a lot of stories jumping off the C-141. To identify the new personnel, he had them put a red marker on top of their helmets. They were nick-named "Cherry Boys". He would also do the fake barf routine on them too. Today he flies corporate jets to the San Berdo Airport.
Charles Kinnear from the 68th AES visited the NAFB Museum on May 5th, 2022. He served as a medic from 85’-92’. It was a pleasure having Charles visit the museum. His daughter Donna was helping him thru the museum.	Jim Scherfenburg from Security Police Sqdr visited the NAFB Museum on May 5th, 2022. Jim served at Norton 90’-91’. He dropped in to donate his Desert Storm uniform. He is now retired and lives in San Berdo. We invited him to join us at the museum as a docent.	Veteran John Medlin (right) stops at a section of the Berlin Wall while being given a tour of the Norton Air Force Base Museum on Sunday, Nov. 1, the 50th anniversary of his homecoming from the Vietnam War.
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Frank Bellamy and Sandy visited the NAFB Museum. They have recently bought a new house in Texas, and this was Sandy's last visit to the museum before her move. Frank will finish his trucking commitment and then follow her to Texas.

Robert appropriated some signs FOB at the fuel tanks and Accident Investigation Training site. We will safeguard these signs at the Norton AFB Museum. Thank you, Robert, for adding to our collection.

Ed Peterson, ELEN, and Steve Scheffrin, Radar, visited the NAFB Museum. Steve is wearing our AMS hat from Udorn RTAB, Thailand. We all will be attending the Norton Reunion next year.

Julissa Barragan of San Bernardino visited the NAFB Museum with her family. She had an interesting career in the Air Force as a JSTARS operator out of Robins AFB 2017 - 2021.

A group from Garrett's Innovative Vocational Education, Riverside CA visited the NAFB Museum. It was a pleasure giving this group a tour of the museum.

A local photographer was looking for some military props for a picture. She went to a yard sale in Riverside with her friend. They discovered a footlocker and the name on it is 1ST LT. LELAND F. NORTON and Service # 0792301. She immediately knew of its importance and donated it to the museum.

The Paradise Valley Car Club of Riverside visited the NAFB Museum. They included two members from San Bernardino. They had a great day traveling from Riverside to the museum and spending time with us there.

Army Military Police member Dale Adams, a Riverside National Cemetery Honor Guard member, visited the NAFB Museum and donated the Honor Guard Challenge coin. The coin will be displayed for the public to view.

Pilot Paula Baldwin visited the NAFB Museum. She is 80 years old and got her wings at Flabob Airport, Riverside. She remembers she was at Norton early in her life. We were talking about nose art, and she remembers the competition between the guys and gals for the best nose art.

Stephen Morton 63rd AMS Elen Shop visited the museum today. We had a great time talking about our old friends. Jackie, Kenny and many more. He lives in Yucaipa and will visit us more often.

63rd Security Police Squadron Reunion was at the NAFB Museum today. We had a great time talking about UFO's, OSI plants, drug busts, and historic incidents we will never forget. The stories get better every time we tell them.

Ozzie Osburn 63rd OMS stopped by to visit the NAFB Museum. We were talking about not having any 1505s on display. He thinks he may have a set at home. That would be a great addition to have on display.

Thursday we had 2 visitors from the American Legion Post in Highland. Mike Toth was at Norton 79'-83'. He worked in Inspection and Safety. His buddy Ron was in the Army 63'-64'.

Colonel Merrill, Commander 68th AES, visited the Norton AFB Museum. Her nephew from Indiana is visiting her and drove her to the museum. She was telling Gail about the awards and decorations she acquired during her career at Norton.

A couple of history buffs, son and dad, brought in maps from WWII of the invasion at Normandy to share with the Nortom AFB Museum. “Top Secret – Bigot” was the Allies’ highest level of secrecy during WWII. They acquired the map thru an estate sale. Value approximately $9,500.00.

Paul Pfeifer from the 14th stopped in at the Norton AFB Museum. He was at Norton from 69' to closing. We hadn't seen Paul in a while. It was interesting to keep up to date on Paul's activities. He lives in Highland, CA.

Pilot Wayne Lemoi was at the Norton AFB Museum. He was at Norton 75' to 78'. He brought back a lot of good memories. He now lives in Corona, CA.

Pat Morris, the Mayor of San Bernardino, California from 2006 to 2014, visited the NAFB Museum today. He is very athletic, staying in shape bicycling. He has great stories about providing athletic opportunities for the youth of San Bernardino.

Billy & Donna Mitchell took a picture in front of our new C-141 banner.

Dudley gave a tour to guests from Essex UK. Andy and Adele are doing the Route 66 self-guided tour from Chicago. They will return for the 100th anniversary in 2026’.

Crew chief James Deal visited the NAFB Museum. His dad FE Robert Deal was assigned to Norton 68’-70’ on the C-123. James told an interesting story while assigned to Da Nang. John Wayne was walking the flightline at night shaking hands with the maintenance guys working their aircraft.

NAFB Museum was visited by Flt Surgeon Col Eric Paul and his wife Lt Karen of the Mexican Air Force. They live in Mexico City and have relatives here in San Berdo. I wanted to know how our local Mexican food compares to theirs. He said our American food was the best.

Col Merrill, Commander 68 AES visited her display at the NAFB Museum.

T. Collins returned to the NAFB Museum to pickup her souvenirs and show us her jacket. She drove down from W. Covina.

Tom and Michael Valle visited the Museum on February 23rd. Tom was Army during Desert Storm and now lives in Grand Terrace.

Loadmaster Daniel Jones from the 53d MAS visited the NAFB Museum on January 7th, 2023. He was stationed at Norton from 79' to closing. He is living in Yucaipa and spending his time bike riding with his buddies.

Ex-San Bernardino Councilman, Chas Kelly and his family visited the NAFB Museum on Saturday, December 3rd. He recounted his stories when he was part of the California Civil Air Patrol at Norton from 1982' to 1987'.

Karen Kellingworth visited the NAFB Museum on November 3rd. She worked at Norton from 82’ to 92’. She started at MWR right out of high school. She got promotions to CE, 445th Wing Headquarters and BMO. She may help us out as a docent.

On October 27th at the NAFB Museum, Crew Chief Karl Rogge visited from Redding CA. He was at Norton from 66’ to 69’ when the C-141’s arrived. His aircraft was 67-957. Before he arrived at Norton, he was an instructor at Chanute AFB.

Phung Le, AF Academy graduate, returned to Norton to visit BMO where he was assigned 86’-89’. They live in FL. His oldest son will soon be attending the Academy and may follow in his father’s footsteps.

Justin Lopez and his daughter visited the museum July 7th. Justin was at Norton in the early years. His plane was the C-47 Gooney Bird.

Ginny Driggs wife of Lt. Col. Dan Driggs and grandson visited the NAFB Museum to donate historical photos at Norton. Dan was assigned to the 14th and then to the 15th. He first got here in 78’ and finally left in 86".

Steven Bisset of Nevada came to the NAFB Museum on May 21st. Steven was with the 2193rd Comm Sq 68'-70'. It was interesting talking with him about the radios.

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Medrano from Redlands dropped in to the NAFB Museum on April 16, 2022. Dennis was a crew chief on the B-52s at Mather AFB. He spent many hours on alert status.

Charles Kinnear from the 68th AES visited the NAFB Museum on May 5th, 2022. He served as a medic from 85’-92’. It was a pleasure having Charles visit the museum. His daughter Donna was helping him thru the museum.

Jim Scherfenburg from Security Police Sqdr visited the NAFB Museum on May 5th, 2022. Jim served at Norton 90’-91’. He dropped in to donate his Desert Storm uniform. He is now retired and lives in San Berdo. We invited him to join us at the museum as a docent.

Veteran John Medlin (right) stops at a section of the Berlin Wall while being given a tour of the Norton Air Force Base Museum on Sunday, Nov. 1, the 50th anniversary of his homecoming from the Vietnam War.

Navy WW II Veteran visited the Norton AFB Museum and Veterans Memorial on “D” Day, June 6th 2019 Pictured admiring the section of the Berlin Wall in the Memorial Area is Calvin Willis, wife Pat, with Museum Docent Gail Edwards.

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