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Table of Contents

Dedication

Acknowledgments

Note from the Author

Prologue

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Epilogue

Maps and Illustrations

Glossary of Terms and Acronyms

About the Author

DRAGON’S FURY:

TRODDEN UNDER

DRAGON’S FURY SERIES

VOLUME II

COMING SOON BY JEFF HEAD

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DRAGON’S FURY VOLUME III – HIGH TIDE

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DRAGON’S FURY VOLUME IV – THE LONG MARCH

JUL 2003

DRAGON’S FURY VOLUME V – EAGLE’S TALONS

JAN 2004

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Dedication

This book is dedicated to lovers of liberty everywhere, and to the principles upon which true liberty

rests: faith, morality, virtue, honor, free will, commitment, valor and eternal vigilance. Most especially, this

book is dedicated to all of those Americans and their families who have served in defense of liberty and

sacrificed their time, their efforts, their very lives and the lives of their loved ones for that cause, whether

at home or abroad.

In particular the entire Dragon’s Fury series is dedicated to those victims of terror whose lives were so

ruthlessly and brutally cut short on September 11, 2001, and to those selfless emergency personnel,

firefighters, police, National Guard and volunteers who worked so selflessly to help the trapped and

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injured, and to recover the victims.

It is also dedicated with great respect and humility to the passengers and crew of United Airlines Flight

93. On that ultimate day of infamy, those heroes resisted their hijackers and fought back, resulting in the

crash of that aircraft and the death of all involved before it could reach its target, thus saving hundreds if

not thousands of more innocent lives.

Finally, it is dedicated with great expectation to those committed and professional service men and

women who will be called upon to bring about a just and lasting retribution for the attack that killed and

injured so many. May we honor all of these sacrifices, and may we be prepared to make our own for

liberty and for our Republic where ever and whenever necessary.

Acknowledgments

Once again, special thanks go to my family for their faith in me. In particular, thanks to my dear wife of

24 years for her love and patience, and to my sons, Jeff and Jared. In addition, thanks to my father, A. L.

Head Jr., a combat veteran of World War II, for all of his feed back, support and encouragement…and

to my mother, who always believes in all of her sons, irrespective of circumstance. Thanks for your

Christ-like love, Mom.

As with Volume One in the series, with “Dragon’s Fury - Trodden Under” I cannot have a section on

acknowledgements without personally thanking those who collaborated with me.

Thanks toJoanie Fischer of Pennsylvania, for her reviews and masterful edits.

Thanks to Christopher Durkin of Pennsylvania, for his edits, reviews, and for his invaluable technical

input.

Thanks to CoryEmberson ofLightspeed Editing in California for her proofs, edits and extremely positive

attitude about this work.

Thanks to Matt Bracken of California, for his reviews, for his ideas regarding the overall strategic

scenario, and for his input as a former U.S. Navy SEAL. The “Golan Doctrine” mentioned in Chapter

Nine was based on his idea for containment of terror in Israel.

Thanks to Arthur Hines of North Carolina for his input on the overall scenario as someone who served

so ably on the point of the sword in the U.S. Special Forces in Vietnam.

Thanks to Matthew Riley of Connecticut, for his reviews, edits and for his input as a former U.S. Navy

SEAL regarding military logistics, combat, equipment and regarding the Stevenson Dam attack.

To each of these and all others who have encouraged me,I say again, heartfelt thanks.

Note from the Author

Every effort has been made to make Volume II of the Dragon’s Fury series, “Trodden Under”, a

standalone novel that can be purchased and read individually. In order to do this, in the introduction of

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characters and story line, short paraphrasing of past activities has been introduced in an effort to bridge

the two stories together. Hopefully this will allow first time readers enough flavor and background to

enable them to enjoy Volume II without having to first read Volume I, “Dragon’s Fury – Breath of Fire”.

At the same time, I have attempted to do this in such a way as to also allow those who have already read

Volume I to pick up the tale with as much continuity and as little redundancy as possible.

Obviously, such an effort is an attempt to satisfy two conflicting interests. I believe I have struck a good

balance. I suppose that time, the experience of readers and their comments will tell. In either case,

whether you are a new reader of the series, or whether you are returning for Volume II after having read

Volume I, I hope that the read is an enjoyable, compelling and thought provoking one for you

I say all of this with one final comment/observation. The books are written as a series. Even though I am

making every effort to allow the various volumes to be read as standalone novels, they really were meant

to be read as a series and I sincerely hope everyone who picks up and reads one volume in theseries, will

be inspired by that reading to read them all.

Prologue

March 17-19, 2006

Aftermath of “Breath of Fire”

The western world was numb and in shock. No one had believed it possible, not even after the setbacks

America had suffered in the Middle East in late 2005 and early in 2006. Everyone simply presumed that

it was only a matter of time until the United States and her allies would build up sufficient force and

materiel in-theater to defeat their enemies utterly and completely. But no one, not even those planning the

surprise attacks against the United States in the Pacific, had believed that America could suffer a defeat

as overwhelming as what had occurred on March 15-16, 2006. The fact that no one had deemed it

possible had only enhanced the effect when it actually occurred. No individual, no organization, no Allied

nation and no groupwas prepared for it. But the nations andindividuals who had planned it, even if they

had not anticipated the magnitude of their victory, were prepared to take abject advantage of it.

Never had the United States of America suffered such a catastrophic military defeat in all its long and

distinguished history. New York City in the Revolutionary War could not compare. Manassas in the Civil

War could not compare. The Little Bighorn in the western Indian wars could not compare. Pearl Harbor

in World War II could not compare (although there were similarities in military and a strategic

positioning). Vietnam could not compare (which had not actually been a military defeat as much as it was

a political one). Even the horrific events of September 11, 2001 could not compare. March 15thto

16thof 2006 would be forever remembered as the darkest single day in American history…a defining

date for America and the world. What that definition would ultimately produce was yet to be determined,

but the immediate results were clear…America and her allies were in headlong retreat in the Pacific and

falling back before powerful and suddenly more emboldened forces in the Mid-East.

What the Red Chinese and their Coalition of Asian State (CAS) and Greater Islamic Republic (GIR)

allies hadaccomplish was to effectively defeat all major U.S. military assets in the Western Pacific. That

defeat had sent the surviving relief forces reeling and scurrying back eastward towards the protection of

the vast Pacific and ultimately their home waters, while leaving those in-place units to fend for themselves,

without hope of reinforcement. The surprise attack, a Chinese operation plan entitled “Breath of Fire”

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had succeeded beyond the grandest expectation of its design.

JienZenim, the President of the People’s Republic of China, had been the mastermind of the entire set of

events, having secretly met and planned with the heads of states, or those he planned installing as the

heads of state, for several years. His formation of the CAS as a new Asian superpower, both

economically and militarily had set the stage. He had established that Coalition on an ideology of his own

making, one that combined the foundational Maoist and Marxist principles with what he considered to be

the reality of a market driven economy. He called this ideology the “Three Wisdoms” and had used it as

the basis to drive the economic and social order he foresaw. Simply put, the Three Wisdoms stated:

1. All men and women are equal.

2. All share equally in the bounty of an industrious society.

3. One goal, one thought, one people for world peace.

HasanSayeed, who with the help of Zenim had come to power in the former state of Iran, embraced

these tenets and preached a fundamental brand of Islam that incorporated the basis for them into his

efforts. Once in power he proceeded, to the astonishment of the world and the consternation of America

and her allies, to unify much of the Islamic world into what was now known as the GIR. His successes

had been the catalyst toJienZenim’s overall plan. His actions in the Middle East and the resulting conflict

had locked in place the bulk of the United States force projection, which had left the door open for a

massive invasion of South Korea by the North. The events in the Middle East and the invasion of South

Korea had been part ofJienZenim’s lead up to “Breath of Fire,” a plan to deliver a devastating surprise

attack on the relief forces sent to help the beleaguered U.S. Forces in Korea (USFK). That attack had

taken place, and had been a resounding success.

As a result, the U.S. Navy, which had not suffered even a minor military setback in over sixty years, had

been dealt a blow that would have totally eliminated most modern navies, and which decimated

America’s carrier air-wing and amphibious capabilities in the Pacific. Two super carriers and two

carrier-like, large amphibious assault ships were sunk along with many of their escorts. In addition,

numerous other auxiliary ships and some of their escorts had also been sunk. This had included two

Aegis cruisers, anArleigh Burke class Aegis destroyer and eight other amphibious ships of various

classes. In all twenty-four U.S. Naval vessels had been sunk in the Pacific and over twenty-five thousand

personnel killed. Literally hundreds and hundreds of American tanks, armored personnel carriers, trucks,

artillery andHMMWVs (High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles) or “Hummers” had been lost

with the amphibious ships.

The Chinese had committed the surprise attack against the U.S. 7thFleet with modern container ship

vessels and their escorts, upon which they had deployed their newly developed LRASD (Long Range

Anti-Shipping Device) and other modern weapons. The LRASD was a large, underwater,

supercavitating weapon with a highly advanced sonar and acoustical search and targeting capability that

had a range in excess of 500 kilometers. It moved to its attack area under conventional propulsion at

upwards of 50 knots, and then performed a terminal attack from 15-20 kilometers using advanced

rocket engines that propelled the weapon through the water at over 600 knots. With a 2000-Kg

warhead, the effects on any ship struck by such a device were cataclysmic.

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Outside of South Korea, where South Korean and U.S. forces were engaged in all-out war against the

massive invading forces of North Korea, U.S. Army and Air Force assets had been caught by surprise

all across the Japanese Islands and in Okinawa. Hundreds of personnel had been killed and many air

superiority and strike aircraft had been destroyed by surprise ballistic missile attacks from other

converted Chinese container ships and their escorts. Many of these aircraft had been extremely vital to

the continued defense of the Korean peninsula.

The Korean forces and their support units in Japan were now effectively cut off and facing a very

ominous situation as local populations and governments began considering their own reaction in the face

of the Chinese and CAS threat. And the local governments had reason to be concerned. Several large

invasion forces consisting of the newly developed and deployed PLAN amphibious assault groups

escorted by newly deployed Chinese STOL aircraft carrier groups had formed up. These were moving

towards the western shores of South Korea, towards the Republic of China (ROC) on Taiwan and

towards the Philippines.

In the continental United States (CONUS), surprise ballistic missile attacks by many converted Chinese

container ships had been devastating. Every major U.S. Navy shipyard and construction yard up and

down the East and West Coasts, and even on the Gulf Coast, had been hit and severally damaged.

Thousands of workers were dead and many thousands more injured. New ships, in particular the new

destroyer and carrier designs that were about to be launched, had been destroyed in place. The White

House, the Capitol building, and the Pentagon had all been virtually destroyed by conventional ballistic

missiles launched from converted Chinese container ships lying off the coast in international waters. Many

elected and appointed government officials had been killed, including the Vice President, some senior

members of the cabinet and many congressmen and senators in this “decapitation” strike by PLAN

forces. The President himself, NormWeisskopf , had narrowly escaped the same fate as he and his wife

were whisked away from the White House in Marine One in the very nick of time.

Terror attacks by individuals and groups of individuals had disrupted many areas within the United

States, killing thousands of U.S. citizens. These attacks were continuing. Power was off to large potions

of the American West. In St Louis, a large commercial business area was destroyed in a huge propane

explosion, killing several thousand citizens. Several dams had been breached near major metropolitan

areas and one large office complex in the Chicago area had been attacked. A number of major bridges

had been destroyed along the Mississippi River, and attacks aimed at locks and storage areas were

continuing up and down the river by heavily armed small craft.

In the Middle East, U.S. forces that had been conducting strategic withdrawals in Saudi Arabia and

Turkey to buy time for reinforcement and re-supply were stunned by the news. Critical forces that had

been allocated for America’s emergency relief effort in Korea were now lost. Critical re-supply efforts

and materiel that were in route to the Middle East were now going to have to be shared while America

built up to defend itself at home and to fight large major wars on two fronts. The morale and logistics

impact of the defeat in the Pacific thus had ominous implications for the war in the Middle East, where

America and her allies were already not faring well.

America’s allies were extremely concerned. Their own defense capabilities had always been tied to the

might of America, and now as the western world’s financial system tumbled towards massive depression

and failure, some questioned their own future course of action. England, Canada, Germany, and Australia

remained strong, but France, Italy, Greece and Spain were wavering.

Enemy nations were ecstatic at the success of the surprise attacks and there were celebrations in the

streets of Beijing, Shanghai, Tehran, Baghdad, Damascus, Islamabad, Tripoli, and to a lesser extent in

New Delhi, Bombay, and Calcutta. Those nations were rapidly moving forward with their plans to

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consolidate and make use of the advantages they had won.

All of this represented the conditions that America and her citizens found themselves in. Many thousands

of her finest were dead, with many more wounded and injured. Tens of thousands of her troops and

citizens in Asia were cut off without prospect of relief while others were retreating in the hopes of

regrouping and fighting another day. The shock was still fresh to both the military and civilian populations.

That shock would soon give way, but to what? The answer to this question would be one of the critical

determining factors in the direction that events would soon take.

Chapter 1

“Use all of your strength to keep a wounded enemy from rising.”–Ancient Chinese Warlord

March 18, 2006, 01:30 local time

Bridge of USS Kitty Hawk, CTF 77

Western Pacific Ocean, North ofBonin Island

Ben Ryan watched the wake of his flagship as she continued to make her way north and eastward.

“What a difference a day or two makes,” he thought.

Two days ago at this time, three strong carrier task forces (TF) of Combined Task Force (CTF) 77 of

the United States Navy had been making their way towards Korea bent on reinforcing the besieged and

reeling American forces there and turning the tide of war on that peninsula. Today, the remnant of those

three task forces was retreating across the Pacific, leaving Korea and the entire Pacific Rim to their own

devices in the face of a now much larger and more dangerous enemy.

That remnant was itself a strong task force by any nation’s standard. In and of itself, it was stronger than

almost any navy afloat in the world today. But it had not been a “floating” navy that had made the

difference in the early morning hours of the 16thof March.Nor had it been a floating or airborne threat

that was now sending the remainder of his forces scurrying to the east as quickly as their props would

take them. No, a new submerged threat had been manifest, an extremely lethal and as yet undefined

submerged threat that had cut through the United States Navy like a harvester through wheat. Two other

task force commanders and most of their staffs were dead as a result, including the overall commander

Admiral Reginald Patterson, as brilliant, brave and loyal a U.S. naval officer as had ever proudly donned

the uniform. Two mighty United States Navy super carriers, numerous escort ships and many amphibious

and supply ships they were shepherding were alsogone, twenty-four ships in all…and upwards of

twenty-five thousand American service personnel.

“My God, how could this have happened?” thought Admiral Ryan. “Where was the monumental

breakdown that permitted the development and deployment of these weapons without a shred of notice,

and that allowed for the political will to carry off such an attack, such a victory over our forces?”

It was a question political and military leaders all over the world were asking…it was a question in the

minds of tens of millions of civilians as well. The Admiral realized that the answer was not to be found in a

simple, short-term analysis of the current situation. Ryan recognized that the forces and the motivations

empowering these events had been building for decades. It was apparent now, after such horrendous

losses, that a complacent and almost criminally negligent rush to develop “new” markets and “broader”

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political acceptance had fueled forces bent on delivering a paralyzing, if not fatal, blow to America.

It was clear now that the government of the People’s Republic of China had taken advantage of every

American overture and every American effort with a clear and patient plan in mind to evict America from

the region. It was also clear that many American business leaders and politicians had looked the other

way, or worse, had abetted the very plans that had led to the current situation, as they sought to enhance

their own positions.

“Yes, what a difference a day or two makes,” thought the Admiral. All of this was now so much clearer.

The Admiral himself had followed orders on many occasions, and issued them to others, to allow for joint

activities and “sharing” with the very enemies who had attacked them the day before yesterday. The

same enemies who had just yesterday so callously announced to the world what their real intentions were

regarding world peace. Now there would be hell to pay in putting this particular genie back in the bottle,

if indeed such a re-confinement were possible at all.

As the Admiral turned and reentered the bridge in route to one more briefing before catching a few

hours of sleep, he reviewed the hastily thrown together operation plan (OPLAN) for CFT 77. After

driving almost due east and rendezvousing with the remnant of TF 77.2 and TF 77.3, the CTF had

turned north by northeast 150 miles west ofBonin Island yesterday. It was at this point that the Japanese

escorting vessels that had been sailing with them as added protection turned back towards Japan. Those

three destroyers, twoTakanami and oneKongo class, had been very welcome in the long hours of the

16th, when additional attacks had been considered imminent. Now they were turning back to their home

islands, which desperately needed their strong sonar and air defense capabilities to stand against the

imminent threat of the same forces which had mauled the U.S. 7thFleet. Their willingness to help their

U.S. allies in an hour of abject need would not soon be forgotten.

After several hours of rapid transit (as rapid as the accompanying amphibious and replenishment ships

would allow), the CTF had rendezvoused with the retreating Canadian Task Force that would have

joined them today off Korea’s shores. That Canadian Task Force (CANTFOR), although it had not

been itself attacked, recognized the futility of proceeding into those dangerous waters after the losses

inflicted on the much stronger U.S. forces, and on a British Task Force which had also been decimated

on the 16th.

As a result, two Iroquois guided missile destroyers, two Halifax guided missile frigates and two new

Canadian rapid sea lift transports would now accompany CTF 77 eastward to fulfill their new mission.

That new mission called for a strengthening of Guam and Wake Islands’ defenses as CTF 77 made its

way back to Hawaii. Marines, materiel, and aircraft would be offloaded at both islands to help prepare

them for what was considered the likely prospect that China and her CAS allies would seek rapid

expansion in all of Asia and into the Pacific.

The Admiral desired above all else to relieve U.S. forces in Korea, at Okinawa and Japan, and the

Special Forces units in the Philippines. But, it was painfully obvious that the nature and capabilities of the

new weapons systems employed against him made any mission further west suicidal for U.S. surface

forces at this point. Having personally seen them in action, the Admiral knew full well that the enemy to

the west was formidable and deadly, but their full capabilities and how widely they had deployed these

systems were still unknown. Therefore, a highly unpredictable course had been plotted that would lead

CTF 77 away from immediate danger and make it difficult to pinpoint their location, while allowing them

to deliver the desired reinforcements to both Guam and Wake Island on their way back to Pearl Harbor.

Any offensive action from the sea would now have to come from the same type of forces that the enemy

hademployed, that of submerged forces. In this area the United States was not lacking, and at this very

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hour back at CINCPAC, considerable thought was going into how to best apply those forces. With all of

this firmly in mind, Admiral Ryan entered the briefing conference room to inform his staff and the rest of

the task force where their duty lay for the next two weeks and how they would fulfill it. He would then

dispatch a few messages to CINCPAC before retiring for the night.

March 18, 2006, 04:30 local time

Stateroom aboard USSBonhomme Richard

Western Pacific Ocean, NE ofBonin Island

JT Samson contemplated the hours since midnight. He had worked feverishly for a day and a half to

take the images he had captured during the horrific attack, and to put together a narrative to go with

them. That narrative had come from the heart like no other in JT’s career as a journalist. He had

witnessed death and destruction unparalleled in American history, and he had transformed every bit of it

into a powerful, heart-wrenching, soul-searching presentation that depicted the brutality, suddenness and

finality of the attack.

The destruction of the aircraft carrier USS Constellation after being hit by two of those incredibly fast

torpedo-like weapons, and the unbelievable folding together of its two halves as its back broke and it

rapidly slipped beneath the waves, was the most appalling and gut-wrenching thing JT had ever

witnessed. The resulting maelstrom of aircraft, equipment and people falling together in the middle of that

wreckage had been clearly visible two miles away from the USSBonhomme Richard from where JT had

photographed it.

In addition, he had captured the unbelievable heroic action of the captain of the USSThach when he

timed perfectly his frigate’s insertion between theBonhomme Richard and another of those destructive

devices. That action had cost the life of almost every sailor on theThach , but had saved many times that

number on theBonhomme Richard.

“Everyone one of us on this shipowe that man our lives…we owethat whole crew our lives. My God!

They faithfully carried out their orders in the face of certain death, never flinching and never wavering.

They knew their duty, and they carried it out regardless of the consequences,” thought JT, realizing as he

thought it that such integrity, such virtue, and such commitment was what would be required in the face of

the storm they all now faced.

“We owe them a debt of honor…Iowe them a debt of honor,” he continued in his mind. “And I’m going

to pay that debt in full by making sure that the folks back home and the entire world know of their

sacrifice…and never forget it!”

JT had also filmed the reaction of those hardened, totally in-shape Marines on theBonhomme Richard as

they witnessed each of these events, and took in the death and destruction before their very eyes. That

reaction was an emotional and almost spiritually patriotic occurrence of shock, surprise, sadness, and

then evolving resolve that JT was convinced the entire nation needed to see.

When he finally had the material in a form that he felt captured and conveyed the essences of all of these

thoughts, JT delivered all of it to Admiral Ryan’s staff in accordance with his pre-arranged press

agreement. JT had not expected that his request for an immediate transfer of the unedited story back to

the United States would be allowed, particularly since he also requested that his own online news service

receive the material with as little editing as possible for publication. To his surprise, after a staff meeting in

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the early hours of this morning, word had come back that the Admiral himself had approved of the

transfer of his report with his request to Washington, D.C. directly. The assessment of its content would

occur at Camp David, Maryland, where the President’s staff would review the material and make the

final decision as to how to proceed.

“So, the Admiral felt it, too,”mused JT when the Ensign passed the information onto him, “and he passed

all of the data, unedited, directly toWeisskopf’s staff, bypassing CINCPAC entirely. I’ll bet he had to

jump through some hoops to get that approved.”

This was one of those occasions where every instinct told JT that the material he had captured would

have significant and long-lasting impact in the world of news. It was not unlike that event during the

election of 2004 when JT’s open microphone had captured then-Presidential candidate Norman

Weisskopf’s reaction to some comments by his challenger’s husband, himself a former president,

regardingWeisskopf’s age. The honesty and uniquely American nature of that reaction had propelled

NormanWeisskopf to the presidency. It had also made a name for JT Samson and his online news

service,SierraLines , propelling them to a leading position amongst all online news services…and winning

Samson a place in the new President’s heart.

“That place very nearly cost me my life,” thought JT as he once again reflected on how close he had

come to sharing the fate of those brave sailors on the USS Constellation and USSThach . The invitation

to join the Task Force had come from the highest levels in the administration. There was no doubt that

the administration trusted him to report events honestly and accurately. “They certainly never had in mind

that those events would take this course,” he thought.

“Well, the report and the data are on their way,” concluded JT in his mind. “We’ll see ifWeisskopf’s

people are true to their word about reporting the events as openly and accurately to the American people

as possible.”

And with that, JTlay down on his berth and immediately fell into a deep and exhausted sleep, it having

been almost forty eight hours since he had last had any.

March 18, 2006, 06:30 EST

Executive Conference Room, Laurel House

Camp David, Maryland

The presentation was over and the President’s chief of staff turned off the AV equipment. Everyone in

the room sat in stunned shock, despite what they themselves had experienced in the last forty-eight hours.

Even though they all had access to and had read the casualty reports which listed the estimated loss of

life, and identified destroyed and damaged ships, nothing short of being there could have prepared them

for the brutal reality of the images they had just seen.

After almost a half minute of silence, the President spoke.

“Well folks, I can hardly begin to describe the feelings…this is the second time I have seen this, the first

being early this morning not long after the report was brought to my attention. I am of the opinion and

inclination to show most of this report to the nation, exactly as JT Samson narrated it and then to approve

his request that it be made available on his news service web site.”

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