War Thunder - Proposed French and Italian Tech Tree - video Dailymotion

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In this last episode of the future tech analysis series, I look at the various aircraft that could be added for the French and Italians, nations that currently do not, but in my opinion should have their own tech trees.  Update: France and Italy have since recieved their own air, tank and naval tech trees, a great result for these 2 nations!  Sources⬇️ WWII: The Directory of Weapons. Author: Chris Bishop Weapons of World War II Wikipedia  Photo sources/citations⬇️ P 108 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piaggio_P.108  MS 406 http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3AMorane_Saulnier_MS_406C1_-_Flying_Legends_2011_Duxford_(6858024650).jpg  By Airwolfhound from Hertfordshire, UK [CC-BY-SA-2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons  MC 205 http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3AMacchi_MC.205_(B).JPG By Cirimbillo (Own work) [CC-BY-SA-3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons  Fiat G 55 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiat_G.55  RE 2005 http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3AReggiane_Re.2005_Luftdienst_Kommando_Italien.png By MLWatts (Own work) [CC-BY-SA-3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons  BA 65 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breda_Ba.65  BR 20 http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3AFiat_BR_20_side_view_in_1938.JPG By Flight Global (Flight Global 9 June 1938, p. 565 [1]) [CC-BY-SA-3.0-2.5-2.0-1.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons  CANT Z 1007 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CANT_Z.1007  CANT Z.506 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CANT_Z.506   Amiot 143 http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3AAmiot_143M.4.png By Pannage (Own work) [CC-BY-SA-3.0  (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons  Bloch MB 151/152 http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BLOCH_152.JPG   Breguet 693 http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3ABreguet_693.svg By Kaboldy (Own work) [CC-BY-SA-3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons  Social Media ⬇️ Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/toreno.bsky.social Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Toreno4 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/toreno170 Mastodon: Toreno17@mastodon.social Threads: https://www.threads.net/@toreno170 Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Toreno17 Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/toreno5/videos   Game: War Thunder  ⬅️  #warthunder #france #french #italy #italian

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00:00Hello everyone and welcome to what is hopefully the last episode of the Future Tech Tree Analysis series.

00:06The last episode will be looking at the French and Italian Air Forces, who don't have their own tech trees and actually didn't get any aircraft at all.

00:15Probably my only real big disappointment.

00:19I was kind of looking forward to some of the Italian aircraft such as the Me 205, the Piaggio P-108,

00:28and some French aircraft. I'm not as familiar with the French aircraft, but I know they had some quite big bombers, they had some OK fighter aircraft.

00:37We have got the D-510, or was it the D-520, in game, but unfortunately it's a gift aircraft, which you can only get from buying a special pack,

00:47so they don't really have any presence within the game.

00:51This episode is just to inform people on what aircraft they could have had.

00:56Give people ideas if they're thinking of doing their own tech tree episodes or going on the forums to ask for aircraft.

01:03If it helps people, this video will have done its job.

01:07First of all, we'll get started probably with the Italians, because they've already got a few aircraft,

01:13so their list will probably be a bit smaller than the French may be.

01:19The French, of course, surrendered in 1940, so that kind of curbs development of their tech tree a little bit.

01:27They'll probably get quite a few allied aircraft, like British and American aircraft,

01:32and they're mid-tiers, and then they sort of pick up again for the higher tiers,

01:36because as France was liberated and they started putting out more designs,

01:41I think they were actually designing some aircraft during the occupation, but obviously couldn't produce them.

01:46The Italians obviously stayed in the war a bit longer, but because they surrendered or switched sides in 1943,

01:54that'll sort of curtail development from 1943 to about 1945,

02:00and then once they start getting to their event again, they'll probably get some more aircraft.

02:05But enough of me babbling, let's get started with the Italians.

02:10Now, the first plane we'll look at is the Reggiani RE-2005 Secretario.

02:15My apologies if I mispronounced that.

02:18There was a few aircraft in the RE-2000 series.

02:22This is obviously the 2005 series.

02:25Now, this is described in my book as one of the best air fighters produced in Italy during World War II,

02:33and it has an impressive speed, 391 miles an hour at 7,000 metres.

02:39It could climb to 2,000 metres in 1.58 minutes, so quite a good climber, quite fast,

02:46and it had an armament of three 20mm cannons and two 12.7mm machine guns,

02:52and could carry 630 kilograms worth of bombs.

02:56Now, that would be quite good for the Italians, because at the moment,

03:00I think the best sort of armament they get is a few machine guns.

03:05The MC-202, two 12.7mm machine guns and a 7.7mm machine gun,

03:11which obviously is okay, but for a tier 2, I mean, well, it's good for tier 2,

03:18but that's where it ends, that's the best they get.

03:21This could probably go on possibly tier 3, possibly high tier 2, low tier 3.

03:31It would help boost the Italians up a little bit.

03:34These planes were quite good.

03:35I think the Germans actually used a lot of them after the Italians surrendered

03:41and sort of switched to the Allies.

03:43I've got listed on the Wikipedia that some were actually still operating in December 1944,

03:49so obviously they must have been quite good for the Germans to still be using them.

03:55I mean, obviously they needed as many aircraft as they could get then,

03:58but yeah, they still kept using them.

04:02Only 48 of these were made and delivered before the armistice,

04:05so obviously they weren't built in that great numbers.

04:11I've actually got it listed as possible.

04:13My book actually says some of them were flying above Berlin,

04:16so possibly they were used as bomber interceptors as well.

04:19I'm not entirely sure.

04:21But yeah, I think this would be a good aircraft for the Italians.

04:25So yeah, definitely a good choice for the Italians, in my opinion.

04:31Now the next aircraft we're looking at is the Fiat G55 Centauro.

04:35I possibly got that wrong.

04:38Hopefully not.

04:39But again, also described as one of the best fighter aircraft Italy produced.

04:44It seems that the MC205 is also described as one of the best.

04:47Oh, maybe they were all just very good aircraft.

04:50But before I get sidetracked, this one was capable of 391 miles an hour.

04:57It could climb to 6,000 meters in 7 minutes 12 seconds.

05:01And it was armed with one 20mm Mauser MG151, so a German cannon,

05:08two similar wing-mounted cannons, so three cannons,

05:11and two fuselage-mounted 12.7mm machine guns.

05:15And it could carry two 160kg bombs under the wing.

05:20So again, another fast aircraft.

05:24Possibly, where it would go tiering battle rating-wise,

05:28probably similar to the RE-2005, probably higher tier 2, low tier 3,

05:35or possibly higher tier 3.

05:38It could possibly, because it has quite a similar armament to,

05:41well actually more armament than some of the Bf 109Gs,

05:44and it has similar speed.

05:49It was also, I think if I'm reading this right,

05:52it was also considered by, it was analysed by the Luftwaffe.

05:57They wanted to possibly build the aircraft themselves with the DB-603 engines.

06:04Now in the end, they decided not to,

06:06because the G55 required 15,000 man-hours to produce,

06:11while they could get it down to 9,000 possibly,

06:15but a Bf 109 only took 5,000.

06:18So again, they used the DB-603 engines in the TA-152C,

06:23which unless I'm mistaken, we should be getting in War Thunder soon-ish.

06:29So obviously the Germans felt it was quite good.

06:33And yeah, I think again, it would be another good choice

06:35for an Italian fighter to be added into the game.

06:39Now this next aircraft is the MC-205 Veltro,

06:43also known as the Greyhound.

06:45Now my book actually has this listed the second best fighter

06:48Italy produced after the G55.

06:50So I'm guessing if this book is right, it goes G55 MC-205 RE-2005,

06:58if this book is correct.

06:59But it could reach speeds of up to, I believe, 398 miles an hour.

07:05So quite a bit faster than the other ones, I believe,

07:08or faster than the RE-2005 at least.

07:13And it was armed with two 12.7mm machine guns

07:17and two 7.7mm machine guns,

07:19but later models had 20mm cannons to replace the 7.7mm machine guns.

07:27Now again, only a few of these were produced.

07:3066 were produced, 6 were put into service.

07:33The Germans produced another 20,

07:36or another 20 were manufactured under German supervision.

07:40So again, could be a good choice for the Italians.

07:47Possibly, again, it would probably be a high tier 2, low tier 3,

07:55or possibly middle tier 3.

07:58Again, it has a decent amount of armour and quite good speed.

08:03Not too sure about the manoeuvrability,

08:06but I'm able to use the MC-202 in-game,

08:11so this with a more powerful engine, the DB-605,

08:15should be quite easy to use and quite a good aircraft.

08:19And I think it would, again, be a good choice for the Italians to have in-game.

08:24Now the next aircraft we're looking at is the Breeder BA-65.

08:28Now this aircraft wasn't that great,

08:30but not awful, but it wasn't exactly the best aircraft ever.

08:34It was armed with two 12.7mm machine guns and two 7.7mm machine guns,

08:40and could carry up to 300kg of bombs in the fuselage,

08:44or 200kg of bombs on the underwing racks.

08:49I've got a picture of it with a turret.

08:52I'm just trying to see if there's any more information on it.

08:56I can't find any information on the turret.

08:59Seems not all of them really used the turret.

09:01Maybe it was a one-off version with the turret.

09:05I don't know. It wasn't commonly used. I'm not entirely sure.

09:08But yeah, it could go 267mph of maximum speed,

09:13so quite slow, but reasonably well-armed.

09:17I don't know how much armour it has.

09:19I think Italy does kind of need a single-seat bomber,

09:24or a single-engine bomber.

09:26Most nations do have them,

09:28because Russia's got their R-2s and SU-2s.

09:32I don't think Britain has one, actually.

09:35But I don't think Britain really used them, particularly.

09:38Japan has its D-3A1s.

09:44Germany's got its Stukas, and America's got its SBDs and its Dauntless and the Avengers.

09:55They were carrier aircraft, but Italy doesn't really have anything that fulfils that role.

10:00I think this would be probably a good candidate for it.

10:04Now the next aircraft on our list is the Fiat BR-20,

10:07which was used during the Spanish Civil War and up to World War II.

10:11It was overshadowed by the SM-79 Sparavario that we have in-game.

10:16For a few reasons, like could it have more engines, the Sparavario was faster.

10:22It did better in aerial races.

10:24Just sort of things like that.

10:27Now for stats, I've got for the BR-20M.

10:31It could go 273 miles an hour, carry 1,600 kilograms or 3,500 pounds of bombs,

10:38and was armed with three 12.7mm machine guns.

10:43There was a few other variants.

10:45There was an experimental variant with a gunship with a 37mm cannon in the nose.

10:52There was another one, a radio-commanded unmanned plane with explosives,

10:58but that was never used.

11:00So not exactly the best plane, I suppose,

11:03but again, Italy doesn't really have any twin-engine bombers.

11:07It has one, the SM-79B, and it's got a lot of Sparavarios.

11:12If I'm honest, it probably doesn't need that many tactical bombers,

11:16just to sort of cover all of the aircraft that could be added.

11:20I thought I'd talk about this one quickly.

11:24Before I go on to the next aircraft quickly,

11:27I should just mention Japan also had some of these.

11:30I believe they ordered them from Italy,

11:33and they were used during the war against China.

11:37A few of them were actually used in Khalkhin Gol,

11:39which was the battle between the Japanese and the Soviet Union

11:43on the Mongolian-Manchurian border,

11:46and it was sort of replaced about that time.

11:48It was given an Allied reporting name, Ruf.

11:51Obviously, they seemed to not get that it had been taken out of service, perhaps.

11:56So it could be used as maybe a premium aircraft for the Japanese as well.

12:00I just thought I'd put that out there before I went on to the next aircraft.

12:04We've also got the Kant Z1007.

12:12Again, another medium bomber, a three-engine bomber.

12:15I don't really think Italy needs any more three-engine bombers,

12:18but there's a very large thread on the forums with a lot of votes for it to be put in,

12:23so I'd better cover it just to be sure.

12:27It's got listed here as a maximum speed of 285 miles an hour.

12:31It could carry 1,200 kilograms or 2,500 pounds of bombs internally,

12:361,000 kilograms or 2,000 pounds externally on the wing hardpoints,

12:42or a combined load of 2,200 kilograms or 5,000 pounds internally and on external hardpoints.

12:49It could also carry two torpedoes.

12:51It was armed with two 7.7-millimeter machine guns and two 12.7-millimeter machine guns.

12:57It seems like a reasonably good aircraft.

13:00Like I said, I'm not sure this is the priority for Italian aircraft,

13:05but, again, it would be a very good aircraft to have in the game,

13:08so it's always best to cover all of them.

13:12Almost at the end of the Italian aircraft, we've got the Kant Z506B Aero next,

13:19largest seaplane to be given widespread operational service during World War II.

13:25Although my book says the Ju 52 3M might pay claim to this achievement,

13:30this isn't to be confused with the BV 2222,

13:33which is the largest flying boat to be given operational service or large-scale production or production status.

13:42Now, this was a seaplane, obviously.

13:45It could go 217 miles an hour, armed with one 12.7-millimeter machine gun,

13:50three 7.7-millimeter machine guns in two beam and one ventral position.

13:56There are 12.7-millimeter machine guns in the dorsal position,

13:59plus a bomb load of 1,200 kilograms or 2,600 pounds, or one 800-kilogram torpedo.

14:08So, again, this would be quite good for Italy and allow them to take part in the floats events.

14:12I don't think they had any, like, fighter-y type float planes, like the HE-51 or the O2-SU,

14:21but, again, it would be a good addition for Italy.

14:25Again, another three-engine plane, possibly not the biggest priority,

14:29but because it's a seaplane, I think it could possibly be worth looking at.

14:34Now, this next aircraft is one that doesn't get talked about enough, in my opinion.

14:38You may not recognize it.

14:39It's the Piaggio P-108, a four-engine Italian bomber.

14:44First flew on 24th November 1939, so about the same time as the Heinkel 177.

14:51And, like I said, it was a four-engine bomber.

14:54People sort of assume the Italians didn't build all that great aircraft,

14:59but they were building four-engine bombers just after the war had started.

15:04They never built that many of them.

15:06They weren't that great a success.

15:07If I remember correctly, I think one of Mussolini's sons was actually killed while serving on one of these.

15:13I'll try and find out if that's true.

15:16It was armed with up to six 12.7-millimeter machine guns,

15:21and it could have another two 12.7-millimeter machine guns on the outer engine gondolas,

15:27and could carry an internal payload of 3,500 kilograms,

15:31so quite a lot of armament.

15:35That's actually quite similar to the American B-17s in armament.

15:40Max speed was, I'm just trying to find it now, 267 miles an hour,

15:46so, again, quite fast.

15:49Well, maybe not the fastest plane in the world, but a decent speed.

15:54I think this would be a very good aircraft to have in the game,

15:59because, well, the Axis Powers don't really have four-engine aircraft at the moment.

16:04We're getting the Heinkel 177, which is technically a four-engine aircraft,

16:09but it still has two propellers.

16:12The only other Axis Power that actually has them is, ironically, Japan,

16:16the one nation that, well, didn't really use them in the war, as far as I can tell.

16:22I think they were very little used, mainly relying on the twin-engine bombers.

16:27So for Italy to have a four-engine aircraft would be good,

16:30not just for Italy, but for the Axis Powers as a whole.

16:34I've just found out Bruno Mussolini was killed while flying one of these planes,

16:41so that could possibly explain why it wasn't produced in such great numbers.

16:46Only something like 30 to 35, and only 24 of them were bombers.

16:50They were also used as transport aircraft, including at Stalingrad, I think.

16:56So, yeah, I think this would be a very good aircraft to add to the game for Italy,

17:01and, well, for the game in general.

17:05So, having gone through the Italian aircraft,

17:07now it's time to check out the French aircraft that could be added.

17:10I'll try and keep this list a bit shorter,

17:12because obviously they haven't got their own tech tree,

17:15or they haven't got any aircraft, even in the British or Allied lines,

17:19other than the one or two premium aircraft.

17:23So I'll just try and outline a few basic aircraft they could get,

17:27just to sort of get them started off and all that.

17:30Now, for the French aircraft, I'll probably stick with early-tier aircraft.

17:34Obviously, we don't want to suggest high-tier aircraft

17:37if there's nothing to fill out the early tiers.

17:40So we'll start off with the Morane-Saulnier,

17:43I'll probably mispronounce that, MS-406.

17:47France's first fighter with an enclosed cockpit and retractable undercarriage,

17:52and it first flew in August 1938,

17:54which sounds a bit late, if I'm honest, but there we go.

17:59It was armed with one 20mm cannon,

18:02firing through the propeller hub,

18:04and two 7.7mm MAC-1934 machine guns in the wings.

18:09It could also reach speeds of up to 303 miles an hour, or maximum speed.

18:14Now, it was outclassed by the Bf 109,

18:17so obviously, it would probably maybe be able to go against the Bf 109E,

18:23other than that, probably lower tier or battle rating than the Bf 109s.

18:30Possibly going against the Heinkel 112s.

18:33It wasn't really used by the Germans after France surrendered,

18:37who gave it to their allies.

18:4068 to Finland, Croatia 48, 20 to Bulgaria, Finns 41 or more.

18:49They didn't do all that good.

18:51Switzerland also bought the rights to produce them, and built 82,

18:55when this was actually served as a flight instruction aircraft until 1959.

19:00So again, not that great an aircraft, but for the lower tiers,

19:03I think it could be a good starting point for France.

19:07Now, the next fighters I'm looking at are the MB-151 and MB-152.

19:12They're both variants of...

19:14Well, they're both the same aircraft, but different variants.

19:17The MB-152 being slightly faster.

19:21Now, they both carry two 20mm cannons and two 7.5mm machine guns,

19:27or just four 7.5mm machine guns.

19:31Now, apparently these weren't delivered in that great numbers,

19:35and they're a bit more effective than the last aircraft, the MS-406,

19:39but there weren't enough of them.

19:42They weren't delivered until really the last minute,

19:44so the pilots weren't acquainted with them, and they didn't do all that well.

19:48They were used by the FISCHI regime afterwards,

19:51and when they were occupied, the Wehrmacht gave them to Romania,

19:54or used them as training aircraft.

19:57MB-151 could be slightly lower battle rating than the MB-152.

20:02The MB-152 has a speed of...

20:05Let me find it...

20:07316 miles an hour.

20:09So, make the MB-151, which would probably be a bit slower, lower battle rating.

20:15Maybe the MB-152 can go against the MB-109s.

20:18Again, it would be a good aircraft for the French DRAV,

20:21because they should be able to hold their own against most of their other aircraft,

20:26at lower tiers at least.

20:28Quickly moving on to bombers,

20:31I'll do one light bomber, one heavy bomber,

20:34that way we've got a decent spread of bombers.

20:41For the light bomber, the one I'm looking at is the BR-693.

20:46Now, this is a twin-engine bomber.

20:49It could reach speeds of up to 304 miles an hour, at 5,000 meters.

20:55And it was armed with one 20mm cannon,

20:58and two 7.5mm machine guns in the nose,

21:02a 7.5mm machine gun in the cockpit,

21:05another one in the fuselage,

21:07and two additional ones in the fixed machine guns in the motor gondolas.

21:12And it could have an internal payload of 400kg.

21:15So, fairly fast aircraft, pretty well-armed,

21:19doesn't carry much of a bomb load,

21:21kind of reminds me of the R-10 in that respect.

21:24Obviously not as well-armed in cannon either,

21:27but most of its armament is based on its cannons and machine guns,

21:34rather than bomb load.

21:36It's actually quite good for lower tiers.

21:40Because at the moment, the Allies have...

21:42Well, you've got the Americans with their B-25s and A-20s,

21:45lots of machine guns, and carries a few bombs.

21:49And then you've got the British who rely on their bombs,

21:52don't really have any ground-attack aircraft.

21:55So this would fill in that role, I think.

21:59Best of both worlds, I suppose.

22:01Obviously not quite as good as either in their specific roles,

22:06but it'd be quite good at just attacking ground targets

22:09with its cannon and machine guns, I think.

22:12Now this next aircraft, the Amiok 143,

22:16looks a bit funny.

22:17I actually thought this was a heavy bomber based on this picture,

22:20but apparently it was a medium bomber.

22:22But that bit underneath the cockpit

22:25kind of reminds me of the gondola on Zeppelin.

22:29It just looks like a bit of a funny design.

22:32But anyway, getting on to the stats.

22:35It could go 183 miles an hour, top speed.

22:39It could get to 2,000 meters in 6.8 minutes,

22:42so a bit on the slow side.

22:45Could carry 800 kilograms internally,

22:47plus another 800 kilograms externally.

22:50So quite a decent bomb load.

22:53And it had four 7.5 millimeter machine guns,

22:56one each in the nose, dorsal, turret, forward gondola,

22:59and rear gondola.

23:01Again, it looks like it would be quite a good start

23:05for French bombers, perhaps.

23:06I mean, maybe it's a bit on the heavy side bomb-wise.

23:11Maybe it would have to be a bit higher tier-wise,

23:15because it does seem like it can carry quite a lot of bombs.

23:18I think that's actually more than some of the Japanese planes

23:21at the moment carry.

23:22But I think it would be quite good for France.

23:25Maybe have it as a tier 2 or 3 aircraft.

23:29Probably tier 3, if I'm honest.

23:31Although the H-6K is only tier 1,

23:35and that carries quite a big bomb load.

23:37That carries about two 800 kilograms bombs.

23:40Maybe tier 1 to 3, depending on how you're feeling.

23:44I suppose tier 1 or tier 2 would make most sense.

23:47Kind of reminds me of the TB-3 a little bit.

23:49It's a bit faster than the TB-3, I think.

23:53Yeah, I think it would be a very good addition

23:55for the French Air Force.

23:57And, yeah, it would just be an interesting plane in general.

24:00I mean, I still can't get over how it looks

24:02with that gondola on the bottom.

24:04I swear it looks like they've taken it off of a zeppelin.

24:08So that brings us to the end of the Italian and French tech trees.

24:12Like I said earlier, this was just meant to be

24:15looking at the basic low-tier levels.

24:17Also, it would be a bit difficult for...

24:19Well, if I start looking at the higher tiers,

24:21we'll end up in a massive video.

24:23Obviously, some of the nations, such as Italy and France,

24:26are both at limited higher tiers

24:29because of both countries' situations at that point in the war.

24:33Plus, I don't think they ever developed jet engines until...

24:37Well, they didn't develop jet aircraft properly

24:39until after the war.

24:41The Italians did actually develop one.

24:43It was called the Caproni Capini N1 CC-2.

24:49It was never actually armed, and apparently it wasn't very good.

24:52It used some sort of method that...

24:55It was a bit of a dead-end in jet design.

24:57Like I said, it was quite slow.

24:59It could only manage about 233 miles an hour.

25:02But this was one of the first jets to fly, actually.

25:05I think it was the second jet after the Germans.

25:11Yeah, the second nation after the Germans,

25:13before Britain and all that.

25:15They could have developed them, possibly,

25:17but they didn't,

25:19partly because the design was a bit of a dead-end

25:21and partly because of the war situation.

25:23France never developed it because, of course,

25:25they were under occupation.

25:27They worked on designs, but they never actually...

25:30Couldn't exactly build them while they were being occupied.

25:35So that would limit them.

25:37And I don't want to look too far in the tiers, obviously.

25:40I can leave that for another episode,

25:42probably sometime in the future.

25:45Maybe time to leave the Future Tech Tree series for a while.

25:50But yeah, thank you for watching.

25:52Hope you enjoyed this whole series.

25:54I know it took a long time and it was a bit exhausting at times,

25:59but I quite enjoyed making it.

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