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Maintenance, Contingency Planning, and Explosive Safety Flashcards

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What actions are generally covered under organizational maintenance?

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This level generally includes repair, munitions up/down loading, inspection, testing, servicing and/or calibration.

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Which individuals should all requests for depot-level assistance must be coordinated?

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The QA office and MOS/MOF

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What are the four inspection concepts used in the Air Force?

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  • Periodic
  • Phased
  • Isochronal
  • PDM
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What TO lists the types of inspections?

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TO 00–20–1

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What are periodic inspections?

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Inspections due upon accrual of the number of flying hours, operating hours, or at the expiration of a calendar period

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What does the phase-inspection concept involve?

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A consolidation of the basic postflight and/or hourly postflight and periodic inspection requirements into small packages

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What is the primary objective of the phased-inspection concept?

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To minimize the length of time that an aircraft is out of commission for any given inspection

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What is the isochronal inspection concept?

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A concept to translate flying hour utilization rates into calendar periods, usually expressed in days

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The isochronal concept is constructed to allow for what?

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The time that an aircraft is programmed to be in inspection status

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What is PDM?

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An inspection requiring skills, equipment, or facilities not normally possessed by operating locations

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As an armament personnel what are your responsibilities in an EOR inspection?

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The arming and security of the items suspended or loaded on the aircraft

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When would you complete a thruflight inspection?

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When a turnaround sortie or a continuation flight is scheduled and a basic postflight inspection is not required

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When would you complete a basic postflight inspection?

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After the last flight of a specified flying period

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What is a postload inspection?

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The reliability check of a completed loading operation

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Who establishes the guidelines for in process inspections?

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MAJCOM

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What office is normally the OPR for IPI implementation?

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QA

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What are one-time inspections?

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Inspections that come about due to a defect or are done to inspect an item for a defect

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What two systems did IMDS replace?

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CAMS and REMIS

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What is the function of the IMDS?

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It functions as a “single” logical database to accommodate historical and legacy data currently stored in other databases

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What is the NCAA?

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An analytical process designed to quantitatively identify the most effective mix of conventional air munitions to be programmed for procurement and maintained in the WRM stockpile

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What requirements does the NCAA address?

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Air-to-surface and air-to-air conventional munitions and aircraft fuel TRAP

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What is the WCDO?

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The official MAJCOM document developed that shows the base-by-base munitions or TRAP requirements

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What is the TAMP?

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An allocation document for air-to-air missile

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What is the use of the TPFDD?

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To deploy forces to any contingency operation

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Typically, what is an OPLAN?

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A plan for all US military services to mobilize, bed-down, and wage war in a specific theater of operation

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What does the BSP do?

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It supports the OPLAN

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What information do you find in the two parts of the BSP?

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Part 1 identifies the total base resources and capabilities without assessing the impact of wartime or contingency tasking. Part 2 assesses the ability of the installation to support contingency operations with the total resources identified in Part 1

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What does the DOC contain?

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It contains unit identification, mission tasking, narration, mission specifications, and personnel resources

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What is an ITO?

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Information on the number and type of missions to be flown and what munitions will be carried

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What is an ATO?

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The same information as the ITO, but it also provides all-inclusive tasking

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31
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What is contained in the generation flow plan?

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This plan identifies the aircraft, by line number and munitions configuration, to be flown based on the capability of the aircraft

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32
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Who bears the ultimate responsibility for ensuring that all material is properly prepared for deployments?

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Unit commanders

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33
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What two kinds of wood are appropriate core materials for a 463L pallet?

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  • Redwood

- Balsa wood

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What three conditions disqualify a 463L pallet as being unserviceable?

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  • Separation of the skin form the wooden core center.
  • Damaged and/or missing D-rings.
  • Visible wooden core or missing skin material.
35
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What qualifications should full-time weapons safety personnel have?

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Be qualified in their AFSC or Civil Service equivalent in the maintenance or operation of nuclear weapons, missile, or nonnuclear munitions and have completed the AETC weapons safety course

36
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Why do weapons safety personnel monitor operations involving weapons?

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To make sure those units understand and follow all safety standards

37
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On what are the requirements for storing explosives based?

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Amount of explosives or NEW

38
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What sets the guidelines for safely storing explosives?

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AFMAN 91–201

39
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What plan contains all necessary information to properly site and construct either a PES or an ES?

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ESP

40
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Who prepares and submit ESPs for facilities or operations requiring explosives?

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Weapons safety office

41
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On what is the amount of explosive stored in an area based?

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The type of explosive

42
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Do shelters for arm/de-arm crews need to be sited?

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Yes

43
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How does the civil engineer help weapons safety personnel during site planning?

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By supplying current maps and facility design

44
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What does preliminary site planning approval authorize CE to do?

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Continue with planning activities

45
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Who keeps a list of all qualified personnel for a SIB?

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Wing/base commander (or higher)

46
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On what does the size and membership of a SIB depend?

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The kind of mishap being investigated

47
Q

Normally what rank is the SIB president for all nuclear accidents?

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Colonel

48
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Personnel performing a physical demilitarization must be?

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Technically qualified and trained appropriately for processes and equipment

49
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What DOD manual would you refer to if you wanted additional demilitarization information on weapons related equipment?

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DOD Manual 4160.28

50
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The level of your maintenance system primarily concerned with testing and repair, replacement of component parts, line replaceable units, and alternate mission equipment (AME) is called

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Intermediate

51
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Which level of your maintenance system includes centralized intermediate repair facilities (CIRF)?

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Intermediate

52
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The level of maintenance performed on or off-equipment at a major repair facility is called

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Depot

53
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In addition to the maintenance operation squadron/maintenance operation flight (MOS/MOF) which other organization must you request depot-level assistance through?

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Quality Assurance

54
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How many authorized inspection concepts are used for aircraft?

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Four

55
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Which inspection concept is based upon accrual of the number of flying hours, operating hours, or at the expiration of a calendar period specified in the applicable –6 scheduled inspection, and maintenance requirements manual?

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Periodic

56
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The primary objective of the phased inspection concept is to

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Minimize the length of time an aircraft is out of commission for any given scheduled inspection

57
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Which inspection concept is designed to translate flying hour utilization rates into calendar periods expressed in days?

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Isochronal

58
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Which inspection concept is used to inspect individual areas, components, and systems to a degree beyond the scheduled inspection and maintenance requirements listed in the –6?

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Programmed Depot Maintenance (PDM)

59
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The flightline inspection that must be accomplished after each flight when a turnaround sortie is scheduled is the

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thruflight

60
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Which flightline inspection is completed after the last flight of a specified flying period?

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Basic postflight

61
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The flightline inspection that is an integral part of any loading operation is

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postload

62
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Who establishes the guidelines for the flightline in process inspection (IPI)?

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Major command (MAJCOM)

63
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Which kind of flightline inspection is usually initiated after a high failure rate of an item occurs, which is followed by a safety supplement or a one-time inspection being issued?

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In process inspection (IPI)

64
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The type of flightline inspection that is done because of a defect or to inspect a particular item or system for a defect is called a/an

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one-time inspection

65
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The integrated maintenance data system (IMDS) replaced the Core Automated Maintenance System (CAMS) and the

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Reliability and Maintainability Information System (REMIS)

66
Q

Which document reflects the munitions required to meet unit operational and training needs?

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Unit Committed Munitions List (UCML)

67
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The document that is used to determine which munitions your load crews are required to be trained and hold a certification is the

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Unit Committed Munitions List (UCML)

68
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How many combined munitions and munitions family groups (MFG) can a non-test unit’s load crew hold a certification?

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15

69
Q

Each base assigned as a bed down location or assigned the responsibility to support forces for the operation plan (OPLAN) must develop a

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base support plan (BSP)

70
Q

Which type of information is contained in the designed operations capability (DOC) statement?

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Mission tasking narrative, mission specifics, and resources required

71
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The document that provides an all-inclusive tasking for aircraft and munitions is the

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Air Tasking Order (ATO)

72
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How many D-rings are on the 463L pallet rail?

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22

73
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The usable dimensions of the 436L pallet is

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84” x 104”

74
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Which feature would prevent a 436L pallet from being used?

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Skin separated from the wood core center

75
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Who authorizes flightline locations for conducting explosive operations such as explosive cargo on- or off- loading and combat aircraft explosives loading?

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Wing weapons safety

76
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Who is responsible for preparing and submitting all explosives site plans (ESP)?

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Wing weapons safety office

77
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The term “quantity-distance (Q-D)” refers to the

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protection requirements from potential explosive sites (PES) to different kinds of exposed sites (ES)

78
Q

Which situation would be a reason to submit a request for a new explosive site plan?

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A munitions with increased or more hazardous class/division is introduced

79
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Which area requires an explosive site plan (ESP)?

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Shelters for arm/de-arm crews

80
Q

Who determines the need for an explosive site plan (ESP)?

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Weapons safety personnel

81
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Who must keep a current list of personnel qualified for a safety investigation board (SIB)?

A

Base and wing commander

82
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Identify the minimum rank of the president of a safety investigation board (SIB) involving ground, explosive, or aircraft safety in a Class-A on-duty mishap.

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Colonel or GM–15

83
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Historically, who ensures the independence and integrity of safety investigation boards (SIB)?

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Congress

84
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Identify the qualifications you must have to perform a physical demilitarization function?

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Technically qualified personnel trained appropriately for processes and equipment use

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