8 Wing Trenton Participates in Anzac Day Ceremony

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A DAY IN THE LIFE OF Photos by Makala Chapman THE RCAF Colonel Shayne Elder (left) and Flt.-Lt. Mark Anderson (right) lay a wreath at St. George’s Cemetery in Trenton on April 25, 2018.

By Makala Chapman Commemorated each year on nizer Chris Charland, a se- Alexander Robert Ross – both April 25, the day also pays nior associate Air Force his- Second World War members he sacrifices made by tribute to the more than 8,000 torian at 22 Wing North Bay. of the Royal Australian Air Tmembers of the Austra- Australians and 2,700 New “This started out just an Force. lian and New Zealand Army Zealanders killed during the idea and has blossomed into Charland shared that the two Corps (ANZAC) during the invasion of the Gallipoli Pen- something special,” Char- men had been killed in sepa- First World War aren’t going insula in 1915. land explained. “I love both rate flying accidents during unnoticed. To pay their respects on An- Australia and New Zealand their time posted at what was In addition to Remembrance zac Day, a modest crowd and have always been im- then known as RCAF Station Day, Anzac Day is a time for gathered at St. George’s Cem- pressed by their spirit and Trenton, then laid to rest in the people of Australia and etery in Trenton, despite grey devotion to duty.” St. George’s Cemetery. New Zealand to remember skies and sprinkles of rain. Being honoured for their the sacrifices made by veter- The momentous occasion service posthumously was Continued on page 9 Story on page 10 ans and current serving mili- was one of the first of its kind Flight-Lieutenant Dudley Ta- tary members.. in the area noted event orga- bor Everett and Pilot Officer

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8 Wing Trenton’s Division A The Battalion were able Hockey League champions for the to take a 3-2 Victory 2017-2018 season is 436 Transport over the Leafs during Squadron. The winners were able the finals for the Noon- to topple their opponents, the Hour Hockey League on Old Timers Hockey team, in their April 30, 2018. Battalion final match 8-2 on May 1, 2018. team captain, Corporal Team captain Sergeant Michael John Ulman and 8 Wing Burgess accepts a trophy on be- Trenton’s sports coordi- half of his team from 8 Wing Tren- nator Caroline Houle- ton’s sports coordinator Caroline Laporte are all smiles. Houle-Laporte.

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8 Wing Trenton’s Division B Hockey League champions for the 2017-2018 season is 437 Transport Squadron. 437 were able to pull ahead of their opponents, the Firehall team, 7-3 in the league finals on May 1, 2018 at the RCAF Flyers Arena. Team captain, Captain Matthew MacMIllan accepts his team’s trophy from 8 Wing Trenton’s sports coordinator Caroline Houle-Laporte. Photos by Makala Chapman

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Intersection Sports - See Trenton’s CAF Connection Page for registration forms, waiv- Wing Hockey League (WHL)- ers and additional information Designed for the more competitive hockey player. The league does not have body contact, but Base Sports does include slap shots. - Basketball- Practice Times- - Timings: Monday-Thursdays, Tuesdays & Thursdays 1600-1800 1700-2130 hrs. hrs - See Trenton’s CAF Connection - Volleyball (M&W)- Practice Page for registration forms, waiv- Times- Monday & Wednesday ers and additional information 1600-1800 hrs Noon Hour Hockey League - Squash- Practice Times- Fri- (NHL )- Designed for the rec- days 1500-1700 hrs reational player to come out - Badminton- Practice Times- over lunch hour and enjoy some Tuesdays & Thursdays 1830-2130 hockey action. The league is non- hrs contact, and slap shots are not al- - Men’s Hockey- Practice lowed. Times- Thursdays 1530-1645 hrs - Timings: Monday to Friday & Fridays (1430-1600 hrs- All from 1200-1300 hrs Hockey Teams) - See Trenton’s CAF Connection - Women’s Hockey- Practice Page for registration forms, waiv- Times- Monday & Wednesdays ers and additional information 1530-1645 hrs & Fridays (1430- Curling - The I/S Curling League 1600 hrs- All Hockey Teams) is designed for both recreational - Old Timer’s Hockey- Practice and competitive players to come Times- Tuesdays 1530-1645 hrs & out after lunch and enjoy some Fridays (1430-1600 hrs- All Hock- curling action. ey Teams) - Timings: Tuesdays from 1300- - Swimming Team- Contact 1500 hrs Sports Coordinator - See Trenton’s CAF Connection Page for registration forms, waiv- Please Visit Trenton’s CAF Connec- ers and additional information tion Website or Contact Sports Coor- Noon Hour Sports - This is an dinator for additional information. opportunity to come out during Sports Coordinator: Caroline Houle- the lunch hour to play a variety Laporte – Local 2349 or Caroline. of sports (inclusive of Basketball, Houle-Laporte @forces.gc.ca Volleyball, Squash and Badmin- ton). - Timings: Monday-Friday from 1200-1300 hrs

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The week of 6 - 12 May 2018, has been I have engaged Commanding Ofÿ cers Every day we risk losing operational ca- designated as North American Occupa- across the Wing to make that point clear. pability or worse yet, losing personnel tional Safety and Health Week (NAOSH). A common question I ask is “Who is re- due to an accident. Training and super- While we strive for workplace safety 365 sponsible for safety?” and the answer is vision are the keys to minimizing that days a year, NAOSH week is a special “Everyone is responsible for safety”. risk. We must remain vigilant, ensuring opportunity to focus our attention on Within the Chain of Command there timely reporting of hazardous occur- the importance of preventing injury and are various levels of accountability for rences and prompt implementation of illness in the workplace, at home and in safety and your Commanding Ofÿ cer is appropriate corrective measures. the community. accountable to me for the execution of Safety enables operations and everyone The NAOSH week logo symbolizes joint the General Safety Program within your at 8 Wing plays a critical role in the suc- venture, cooperation and the commit- units. cess of those operations. ment to common goals shared by all oc- It is my responsibility as the Wing Com- Mission accomplishment is vital and it is cupational safety and health partners. mander to ensure that 8 Wing personnel important to complete the mis- The collaborative and consultative safe- have everything they need to get the job sions without compromise to ty network we have on this Wing is in- done. Safety is everyone’s responsibil- safety or standards. Our fo- spiring and demonstrates the expertise ity, and collectively we are committed to cus on safety will become of the various safety programs. providing a safe, healthy and supportive even more imperative as We will continue to build upon the al- work environment. the operational tempo ready exceptional relationship with our Prevention is the cornerstone of all the increases. local communities enabling our ability safety programs and must be deeply We must conÿ dently to provide support to our members and rooted in our culture. continue “making their families. Sound leadership, from commanders safety a habit.” As your Wing Commander, I have been and managers, is the building block for Semaine nord-américaine de la sécurité et de la santé au travail : « Faire de la sécurité une habitude » Un message du commandant de d’inspiration et témoigne de l’expertise des du Programme de sécurité générale dans opérationnelle, ou pire encore, de perdre L’escadre divers programmes de sécurité. Nous con- vos unités. En tant que commandant de du personnel à cause d’un accident. La for- tinuerons de miser sur nos relations déjà ex- l’Escadre, je suis responsable de m’assurer mation et la supervision sont des éléments La semaine du 6 au 12 mai 2018 a été dé- ceptionnelles avec nos communautés locales que le personnel de la 8e Escadre a tout ce clés pour minimiser ce risque. Nous devons signée Semaine nord-américaine de la sécu- pour offrir du soutien à nos membres et à dont il a besoin pour accomplir son travail. rester vigilants et veiller au signalement op- rité et de la santé au travail (SNASST). Bien leur famille. La sécurité est la responsabilité de tout le portun de toutes les situations comportant que nous cherchions à assurer la sécurité À titre de commandant de l’escadre, je me monde, et nous nous engageons collective- des risques et à la mise en œuvre rapide de en milieu de travail 365 jours par année, la suis fortement exprimé et j’ai été franc au su- ment à offrir un milieu de travail sain, positif mesures correctives appropriées. SNASST est une occasion spéciale de nous jet de l’importance de la sécurité dans nos ac- et sécuritaire. La sécurité permet l’exécution des opéra- concentrer sur l’importance de la prévention tivités quotidiennes à la 8e Escadre Trenton. La prévention est la pierre angulaire de tions et tout le monde à la 8e Escadre joue des blessures et des maladies en milieu de J’ai discuté avec tous les commandants de tous les programmes de sécurité et elle se un rôle crucial dans le succès de ces opéra- travail, à la maison et dans la communauté. l’Escadre pour clariÿ er ce point. Je pose sou- doit d’être profondément enracinée dans tions. La réalisation de la mission est cruciale Le logo de la SNASST symbolise l’action vent cette question : « Qui est responsable de notre culture. Un leadership sain des com- et il est important de mener les missions sans concertée, la coopération et l’engagement la sécurité» et la réponse est « Tout le monde mandants et des gestionnaires est l’élément compromettre la sécurité ou les normes. 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PO Box 1000, Station Forces, ASTRA, ON, K0K 3W0 May 4, 2018 News 5 - The Contact Mike’s ‘favourite picture’ By Lieutenant-Colonel Dave Alexander

very now and then you see a However, the most compelling as- Ephoto that truly is ‘worth a thou- pect about this picture is the story sand words’, and I would like to de- behind it. Jordan was tragically scribe one of those special pictures. killed in a collision with a car while This picture appeared in the April road bike training with Mike in the 6th edition of 8 Wing Trenton’s vicinity of Mont-Tremblant, Quebec newspaper, The Contact, with an ar- on July 16, 2017, just over a month ticle about Surf n’ Turf 2018, a multi- after the Surf n’ Turf Race. discipline relay race held near the During preparations for Surf n’ Turf base. 2018, this photo was proposed to in- At first glance the photo, taken by troduce the event. Knowing Mike Corporal Audrey Solomon of 8 Wing from the 8 Wing RecPlex pool, I for- Imaging during Surf n’ Turf 2017, is warded it to him. simply a great sports action shot. I was aware of Jordan’s tragic pass- It depicts two very fit athletes push- ing the previous summer but was ing themselves during a race. not aware of the full story of this When you examine it closer, you re- picture. alise this picture covers the essence Mike was very gracious in his re- of the Surf n’ Turf Relay Race - two sponse: “I came in this morning and athletes covered in mud following had the pleasure to look at what I the Mountain Bike leg and heading call ‘my favourite picture’. This shot off on the notorious “Hot Run” at a of my brother and I came out a few great pace. days after his accident. It definitely What is endearing about the photo speaks for itself”. is that the two athletes are broth- We encourage both civilians and ers. Jordan Lemaire leading, military members to consider com- chased by his older brother (by 4 peting at Surf n’ Turf 2018 on Friday, ½ years), Master-Corporal Mikael June 15. ‘Mike’ Charbonneau-Lemaire, a Compete for first place, or just enjoy CISM (International Military Sports a day of the fresh air in the fantastic Council)-calibre triathlete. Jordan City of Quinte West as an individual was competing in the Tinmate (pairs or with friends. challenge) category with his spouse, Of course, you can also compete for Karine Rouillard. Mike was com- the ‘Jordan Lemaire Recognition of peting in the Tinman (individual a Courageous Athlete’ award, which challenge) category. will make its debut this year. Jordan and Karine won the Tinmate category while Mike finished first of in a pool of 15.

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Photos by Makala Chapman 8 Wing Trenton logisticians join together for a group photo with their branch’s official Members of 8 Wing Tren- flag in the fall of 2017. ton form the letter L in recognition of the Canadian Armed Forced Logistics he logisticians at 8 Wing Trenton aren’t fi - their eye out for includes a car Branch in the fall of 2017. Tished celebrating their 50th anniversary just wash and barbecue on May 24 yet. from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. w In fact, the festivities will continue all year round The event will be held on the says Major (Maj.) Etienne LeGresley, the chair of north side of the base behind the Canadian Armed Forces Logistics Branch 50th Transportation and Mechanical DISCOVER BELLEVILLE’S Anniversary planning committee. & Electrical Engineering Squad- To date, the more than 700 logisticians who call ron’s (TEME) building and will 8 Wing Trenton their home have celebrated the also be open to the civilian com- BETTER RENTAL VALUES! milestone year by welcoming their official flag to munity. the base, as well as having enjoyed a custom cake Proceeds raised through the car made in their honour. wash and barbecue will go to- Laminate and ceramic “We logisticians tend to work in the shadows and wards funding other events for With laminate and ceramic Large doors to make that magic happen in the background,” said logisticians throughout the year, flooring with sheers* Maj. Legresley, “so this (anniversary) is something added Maj. LeGresley. floors with sheers* balcony or terrace very important for us to recognize.” Both a lunch and car wash can The Logistics Branch’s non-commissioned mem- be purchased for a total of $10, or Close to shopping malls Park-like picnic area bers serve in seven occupations, which include individually for $6. Large walk-in closets* trades like resource management support, traffic In terms of other events planned, with barbeque and mobile support equipment operator. the committee plans to also host Heat & Hydro included* The Canadian Armed Forces Logistics Branch things such as golf tournaments, No pets preferred was created out of Unification (Canadian Forces bonspiels and a field mess din- Reorganization Act) on February 1, 1968, but Maj. ner. Footsteps to transit stop *On selected units LeGresley noted the contributions of a logistician “There could also be a surprise to the Forces easily predates to the mid-1800s. coming in the near future that Heated outdoor pools “We want to make sure everyone has the oppor- logisticians can be very proud tunity to ask questions and learn more about our of,” hinted Maj. LeGresley, add- history,” he said, “because we are very proud of ing that he couldn’t say too much Rental Ofﬁce Hours our history.” more on the matter, but that all He then went onto further share the important would soon be revealed role that logisticians play at 8 Wing Trenton. As for why logisticians should Monday - Thursday “Logistics and operations are intricately linked,” consider attending some of the he said. “Logistics provides that capability to events planned, Maj. LeGresley 9am-5pm outfit, transport and maintain a military force at said it came down to getting the home and abroad.” As for the committee’s upcom- chance to come together as one. Fridays 9 am - 4 pm ing events, he noted he was confident there was “Often we are deployed over- bound to be something that everyone could enjoy. seas and widespread, so we One of the first events logisticians should keep don’t have a lot of opportunities to get together as a branch,” he explained. “Developing those CAMPBELL’S AUTO SHOP relationships will only make 327 COLEMAN STREET, BELLEVILLE the wing stronger, as well as the 613-966-1512 • COMPLETE COLLISION branch, as we move into the fu- 201 Palmer Road, Belleville, ON REPAIRS SINCE 1915 ture.” • ALL WORK GUARANTEED For those interested in volun- [email protected] teering with the committee, Maj. www.scpl.com • FREE ESTIMATES • PAINT ROOM LeGresley noted help would al- • CUSTOM JOB SPECIALISTS SHELTER • FRAMES • UNIBODY & RAIL ways be welcomed and to con- PROPERTIES LIMITED • ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY PAINTS tact him or more information at [email protected]. CANADIANTIES LIMITED E-mail: 613-968-5791 [email protected] May 4, 2018 News 9 - The Contact

Photos by Makala Chapman Continued from page 1 wards the future. Never forget Royal New Zealand Air Force’s Corporal (Cpl.) Hayley Pitman lays a wreath and sa- what people have sacrificed to lutes at St. George’s Cemetery in Trenton for Anzac Day on April, 25, 2018. “These airmen are a long way from home,” said allow you to do what you do.” Charland. “I don’t think anybody has really paid When asked how he would any tribute to them other than when they first have normally commemorated had their funerals, so here we are.” Anzac Day in Australia, Flt.-Lt. Also in attendance at the local ceremony was Anderson noted some of their Royal Australian Air Force member Flight Lieu- traditions include participat- tenant (Flt.-Lt.) Mark Anderson and Royal New ing in a march organized by the Zealand Air Force Corporal (Cpl.) Hayley Pit- military, as well as attending a man – both military exchange members at 8 memorial service held at dawn. Wing Trenton. As for next year’s Anzac Day, “I’m very proud to be here,” said Cpl. Pitman. “I Charland said he hopes to re- didn’t realize there would be (commemoration) turn to St. George’s Cemetery here and thought I was going to be missing out for an even bigger ceremony. on Anzac Day.” She went onto add that the memorial had been touching and hoped to one day have the opportunity to pay her respects to Canada’s fallen at a Remembrance Day ceremony. COMPLETE As for why she chooses to observe Anzac Day RENOVATIONS each year, Cpl. Pitman said it came down to Waleed Harb wanting to honour her own family’s sacrifices Phone (613) 475-5408 during the war and to show her gratitude. Cell (613) 847-6622 Also noting that his grandfather had served at Gallipoli was Flt.-Lt. Anderson. Kitchens, Bathrooms, “The fact that I’ve been able to commemorate Additions, Garages, Royal New Zealand Air Force’s Corporal (Cpl.) Hayley Pitman pays tribute to a Second in another nation has meant a lot to me and my Decks, Doors & Windows, World War Australian Air Force member’s grave in light of Anzac Day on April 25, 2018. family,” he said. “It’s important to remember Ceramic Tiles, etc. what’s happened in the past so you can look to- SO THAT WE MAY BE FREE. For every war, there are many who bravely and proudly leave their loved ones behind to protect the freedoms that we as Canadians are afforded.

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t’s not everyday someone gets to check flying Iaboard a CC-130H Hercules and CH-146 Griffon off their bucket list – unless they so happen to be Ottawa resident Lisa Praine. Grinning from ear to ear, the Health Canada worker recalls the moment she found out she had won the chance to spend a day in the life of a member of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF). “It was really exciting,” she explained, noting that her family has had a long history serving with the RCAF. “During the war, my grandfather was a Spitfire pilot and two of my great-uncles were also in the Air Force, so there’s always been that interest.” As for how she won the unique experience, Praine explained once she had made a donation to the Government of Canada Charitable Workplace Campaign (GCCWC), she received a ballot for the Canada150: Lives Changed Challenge. Going from there, she was then chosen as one of 17 public servants selected to experience a ‘Day in the Life…’ of another public sector worker. The GCWCC annual fundraising initiative is an exclusive opportunity for federal public servants and federal retirees looking to make charitable contributions in their communities. Praine noted that getting to hang out with the RCAF was her top pick, despite other opportunities such as spending a day with Park’s Canada’s Photos by Makala Chapman Avalanche Management Team or a day in the life Lisa Praine gets a safety briefing on the CH-146 Griffon helicopter from 424 Transport and Rescue Squadron’s Corporal of a lab scientist. Terry Wright on April 26, 2018. Starting with a trip from Ottawa to 8 Wing Trenton on the CC-130H Hercules, Praine got a behind the scenes look at one of the primary aircraft used by the RCAF in search and rescue (SAR) operations. “I think just getting to sit in the cockpit and see all the controls was really interesting,” Praine said. “It was very cool.” Once landed at 8 Wing Trenton, she was then given a tour of 424 Transport and Rescue Squadron where members took the time to explain some of the equipment they use on a daily basis. On top of all the excitement, Praine was also given the chance to visit the National Air Force Museum of Canada. Having not visited the museum since 2005, Praine added it was nice get the chance to visit her grandfather and great-uncles’ Ad Astra memorial stones nestled in the museum’s Air Park. “We put the stones all near the Spitfire,” she said with a smile, “It was nice to see the stones again and that they’re still looking good.” When asked to reflect on the time spent learning about the RCAF, Praine noted it had given her an even greater appreciation for the work being done by members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) and those who served before them.

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May 5 - Trenton Legion is hosting a Spring Thaw Dance with live band “Southern Ale” starting at 8 pm. This dance is free and will be held in the main ˜ oor lounge. Visit our website at www.rcl110.ca.

May 9 - Q&A Session and Mass with Bishop Scott McCaig (Bishop of the Military Ordinariate of Canada), “Eternal Questions, Actual Answers” at the 8 Wing Chapel from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. // Mercredi 9 mai 18h30-20h00, Séance de questions-réponses et Messe avec Mgr Scott McCaig (Évêque de l’Ordinariat militaire du Canada), « Question éternelles, Réponses actuelles » (Chapelle 8e Escadre). Mercredi 9 mai 18h30-20h00, Séance de questions- réponses et Messe avec Mgr Scott McCaig (Évêque de l’Ordinariat militaire du Canada), « Question éternelles, Réponses actuelles » (Chapelle 8e Escad- re).

May 12 – The Trenton Military Family Resource Centre will be hosting their annual Invisible Ribbon Gala in support of the programs and services they offer to the military community. Tickets can be purchased online at www. invisibleribbon.ca or by calling 613-392-2811 ext. 4365.

May 13 - 20th Anniversary 8 Wing Chapel, 09:00 RC Bilingual Mass, 10:00 Presentation and Cake and 11:00 Protestant Service. // Dimanche 13 mai, 20e anniversaire de la Chapelle de la 8e Escadre, 9h00 Messe catholique romaine bilingue, 10h00 Présentation et gâteau, et 11h00 Service protestant.

May 24 – The annual Cut for the Cure event will be taking place. Funds from this day will go towards the Canadian Cancer Society and cancer research. For more information, contact Corporal Donna Nixon at 613-392-2811 Ext/ 7084 or [email protected].

May 24 – The Logistics Branch 50th Anniversary planning committee is hosting a car wash and barbecue to help raise funds for future events for their branch. The event will run from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and will be located at 6057 Winnipeg Ave., Trenton. For more information, contact Etienne.Legres- [email protected].

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Photo by Master Warrant Ofÿ cer Janet O’Rourke (Left to right) MCpl. Hollett, MCpl. Hynes, WO Fields, Cpl. Melvin at the 5th Annual Air Force Cup Shooting Challenge.

By Master Corporal Thomas ron), Master Corporal Thomas Hynes (19 ri° e, the MP2 9 Uzi sub-machine gun and blank rounds. Hynes, 19 Wing MSS Wing Comox and posted to 2 Air Move- a number of 9mm pistols. As with any international event, there ment Squadron this summer), Master Perhaps most unique was the Karabiner, was plenty of opportunity to forge new Between April 20-21, members support- Corporal Francesca Hollett (8 Wing Re- a bolt-action ri° e used by the German relationships with allies and re-afÿ rm the ing the Operational Support Hub Europe plenishment) and Corporal Jon Melvin (2 military in the Second World War. bond we share as military members. (OSH(E)) on six month Technical Assis- Air Movement Squadron). During the competition, teams enjoyed a After the last day of shooting, the Ger- tance Visits (TAV), had the opportunity The two-day competition was comprised very professional, yet challenging host of man Ofÿ cer’s Mess in Cologne hosted a to compete in the ÿ fth annual ‘Air Force of 26 teams from eight nations, with nine competitions. “closing ceremony” event with tradition- Cup’ shooting competition held in Co- OSH(E) being the only Canadian repre- Getting the chance to do a timed “urban al German food and beverages. logne, Germany. sentation. ops” 9mm course was perhaps the most Team Latvia took home almost every Making this event even more unique is Teams had the opportunity to live- fun, with many smiles resulting after- award, with two teams entered. Special that each member of the team either has a ÿ re several foreign weapons, primar-wards, regardless of score. mention belongs to Corporal Melvin, current, past or future posting to 8 Wing ily those currently in use by the German Other events included a 50m walk-down who grabbed Canada’s top shooter spot. Trenton. Bundeswehr. shooting in intervals with the G36, 200m Although the team didn’t score highly Making up the team was Warrant Ofÿ cer Amongst the weapons ÿ red were the G3 ri° e shoots and a scenario based hostage compared to the other professional shoot- Donald Fields, (2 Air Movement Squad- 7.62mm ri° e, the MG3 General Purpose rescue using the German equivalent to ing teams, in terms of fun had, they came ron and 426 (Transport) Training Squad- Machine Gun, the G36 5.56mm service Weapons Effects Simulation gear with out on top. 16 - The Contact Advertising May 4, 2018

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