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I served aboard DeHaven 68-71, as STG2
Now retired in Satsuma, Fl. Great site! Spence Wainright <jssrw@yahoo.com> Satsuma, Florida USA - Saturday, June 20, 2009 at 22:44:18 (EDT) New Email address Roy Chandler <rtchandler@comcast.net> Salem, Oregon USA - Friday, June 19, 2009 at 10:05:07 (EDT) I have records where this ship is shown. It was named after a man in my genealogy tree. Margie DeHaven <maggiedeh@gmail.com> Indianapolis, IN USA - Thursday, June 18, 2009 at 13:43:27 (EDT) I am doing family tree research. My aunt was married to Willard Minnieleck Thompson. He was on the USS DE HAVEN 727 and have photos of him and others. Also searching for info on Livie Gault. Mark Hamilton <camerashy@aol.com> LOS ANGELES, California USA - Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 15:42:07 (EDT) Bill Kirland, did you ever locate Bill Monzert? Ellis Bell <darbyde@usa.net> Dumfries, VA USA - Saturday, June 06, 2009 at 11:32:22 (EDT) I quickly scanned the posts, and didn't find anything on the period 1961-1963 including DesRon9's 2 year deployment with the 7th Fleet. I was a sonarman aboard the USS Duncan DDR874, a part of DesRon9. I spent a week aboard DeHaven in the South China Sea, and reportedly saved her from a trip back to Yokosuka. She also had the Variable Depth Sonar dome on board at the time. I can go into detail if anyone is interested. Dennis English <englishdj@mchsi.com> Coal Valley, IL USA - Sunday, May 31, 2009 at 14:29:34 (EDT) My Uncle; BTFN Joseph Atwell served aboard the USS DeHaven 1962. ADC(AW/NAC)(Ret) Brian Mills Brian Mills <bmillsp3fe@verizon.net> Lansdale, PA USA - Saturday, May 23, 2009 at 21:15:26 (EDT) Son of Art Couglin. Served on the DeHaven 1943. He saved some shipmates and fought along side the marines. He was spared. He fathered 11 children. I served on the MCKEEN DD784. Our slip was next to DD-727. I was aboard a few times; proudly asking to board. Arthur W Coughlin Jr <arthurcoughlin@msn.com> Clearwater, FL USA - Friday, May 22, 2009 at 08:29:33 (EDT) Lost a cousin on the DeHaven Joseph Ochs <cjochs@yahoo.com> Wichita, Kansas USA - Friday, May 22, 2009 at 08:25:55 (EDT) I served 69-71 in the Vietnam conflict as a STG2 and 50 caliber machine gun. Glad to see you are all up and going. Great site !! Spence Wainright <jssrw@yahoo.com> Satsuma, Florida USA - Sunday, May 10, 2009 at 20:25:28 (EDT) The best destroyer in the fleet! David E. Oppenheimer <deoppy@aol.com> Boca Raton, FL USA - Sunday, May 10, 2009 at 20:23:31 (EDT) Served onboard Jan '64 til mid '66. 2nd div and gun gang. Remember Grehalva, Walters, and a few others. Good friends were "Butch" Lambert and "Tex" Driggers. Worked for BM2 Walters then GMG1 Ogle. Jim Whisenant <james.whisenant@navy.mil> suffolk, Virginia USA - Thursday, May 07, 2009 at 08:59:38 (EDT) REF; TO ONE RUTH SANKOVITCH OF WINTERHAVEN FL. YOUR POSTED MESSAGE OF 6-21-08 . WERE YOU INQUIRING ABOUT FRANK C. FELTER OF STATE LINE MASS.. BEN OZACK <benozack@yahoo.com> ALBANY, N.Y. USA - Wednesday, May 06, 2009 at 15:32:57 (EDT) Great ship. Lower level forward engine room. Robert N. Johnston <matchless@frontiernet.net> Monticello, Utah USA - Monday, May 04, 2009 at 06:16:42 (EDT) Trying to find a ships patch. I was on board 70 - 72 in the aft fireroom Dennis Forslund <ringgoldred@comcast.net> Danville, Virginia USA - Sunday, May 03, 2009 at 10:06:37 (EDT) Sorry to hear about the death of Gary Allen I would like to hear from anyone that servered on the big D form 1970 - 1972 Thanks Russ Russell Chapin <russchapin@me.com> Las Vegas, Nv USA - Sunday, May 03, 2009 at 10:05:36 (EDT) Good work Scott Keep up the good work Ralph A Galliher <RlphGal.Aol.Com> Abingdon, Virginia USA - Friday, April 17, 2009 at 08:25:16 (EDT) Would love more information on history. Robert Wayne DeHaven <rdehavenlpc@gmail.com> Hazlehurst, GA USA - Sunday, April 12, 2009 at 14:14:30 (EDT) 1964 to 1965 Andy Kukorelli <jakuk@q.com> Prescott Valley, AZ USA - Wednesday, April 08, 2009 at 18:57:13 (EDT) I'm looking for a friend of mind, who served on your ship in the 1965-68 time frame. His name is Manuel Lopez, if you can help me I would be thankful Alan Turner <apt2besmt2@aol.com> Norco, CA USA - Sunday, April 05, 2009 at 13:28:09 (EDT) Just thinking about the "old days" ... What a blast on board the DeHaven. Russ Killion, Bob Mattson, Lanny Holgerson. etc. etc. Maynard J Lagace <dogpackkanu@yahoo.com> Bloomington, Minnesota USA - Monday, March 30, 2009 at 14:39:34 (EDT) Anyone heard from Gary Richards? Terry Putnam <desertsnake2002@yahoo.com> Peoria, IL USA - Wednesday, March 25, 2009 at 09:49:52 (EDT) I served on board the DeHaven in 1973 and 1974 as FTG3 and had the privilege of operating the stable element during the firing of the last 6 5".38 caliber guns to be fire by a warship in the Pacific Fleet. After 2 unsuccessful attempts to have all 6 guns fire in unison, we rechecked all circuits a second time to make sure all guns would fire in unison as a ship only gets 3 attempts to set such a record, which we were successful to complete the firing. We were told that only 23 copies of the color photo with the commanding officer's signature of the event were made and the color negative was destroyed, so the Department of the Navy only had a black and white photo. Don't know how many copies with the captain's signature are still in existence, I still have mine. If any member of the gun gang still have their copy I don't know. It is certainly a rare photo since it includes the captain's signature, wished I knew the value this photo since I was the lucky person who clicked the salvo warning key 3 times and on the third time clicked the firing key to accomplish this event, but it wasn't me alone, it took all members of each gun crew in each mount and the director operator to have all keys closed to perform this event. Thinking of selling my photo with a description of the process to fire all guns in unison to pay off my home since I am at retirement age. After leaving the DeHaven I transferred to The U.S.S. Welch (PG93) stationed out of Guam, the squadron of PG's was disbanded and relocated to different ports in the U.S. with the Welch and Tacoma being assigned to Norfolk,Va. While onboard the Welch I attained the rank of FTG2 and was released from the the Navy in March of 1975. Larry W. Bowman <bowman.larry61@gmail.com> Sand Springs, OK USA - Tuesday, March 24, 2009 at 12:22:42 (EDT) Served on board 1961-1963 as Electronics Material Officer and Communications Officer John P. Burlew <burlew1@windstream.net> Manlius, NY USA - Saturday, March 14, 2009 at 15:32:28 (EDT) I was aboard from Jul'69 till Jan'72 would like to hear from shipmates.I was in the Sonar Gang and Bridge Detail on the firing line. Robert Barnett <bobb@ojaimail.com> Oak View, C USA - Wednesday, February 25, 2009 at 23:51:16 (EST) Found this site and told my dad about it. He was on the DeHaven during the Korean conflict. His name is Thomas M. Cross. Have seen some photos during that time and he has told of some experiences. Jim Cross <GRINDER_9@MSN.COM> Cheyenne, Wyoming USA - Monday, February 23, 2009 at 00:15:53 (EST) 1966-1969 served on the Dehaven during westpac and the return to long beach. Enjoyed the ship and crew very much. I was on the deck crew for a year then went into the ships office as a yeoman. Sad to hear of the passing of Captain Franz and Doug Alldredge, they were great shipmates. If anyone has any info about agent orange exposure please let me know. I was called Gibby Harry Gibbons <maverickss52@yahoo.com> Ashland, Ky USA - Thursday, February 19, 2009 at 09:14:43 (EST) It is with a heavy heart that I must info you that Russell Espenschied Passed Away Jan.25 2009 The Moose is Gone to Fair Seas & Calm Winds Jo Vogel <jvgolf@gmail.com> Summerfield, FL USA - Wednesday, February 04, 2009 at 20:03:34 (EST) I was on the ship out of Long beach 1965. R - Division. Looking for shipmates Bob Pallo <bob.pallo@hotmail.com> Medina, Ohio USA - Thursday, January 29, 2009 at 20:06:49 (EST) My sister and I were going through the newest photos. under "Charlies pics" there was a nice size picture of my father. William Hunter. We are both trying to join our local VFW and need some information about his history while on the USS DeHaven. Charlie Harrington is the name of the man who submitted my father's picture to this site. If you are out there Charlie, please contact me. Would like to know more about my father. Thanks Carol Mcdonald <noah1161@aol.com> Santa Maria, CA USA - Tuesday, January 27, 2009 at 23:15:52 (EST) I just wanted you all to know that Russell Espenschied, Sr., has been in the hospital since 12/23/08 with congestive heart failure. He is not doing well at this time. Your prayers and good wishes are greatly appreciated. Sandy Espenschied <gypsyq2@yahoo.com> Murphy, NC USA - Monday, January 19, 2009 at 10:41:28 (EST) MY UNCLE MARCO L. DEBERNARDO SEAMEN WAS KILLED ON THE USS DEHAVEN WHEN IT WAS SUNK IN FEB 1943. HE RECEIVED THE PURPLE HEART MEDAL WHICH WAS GIVEN TO ME BY HIS SISTER. I HONORED HIS MEMORY AND THE SHIPS MEMORY BY HAVING HIS INFORMATION ENTERED IN THE PURPLE HEART MUSEUM HALL OF HONOR IN NEW WINSOR NY,ORANGE COUNTY NY ON ROUTE 300 John Dibernardo <mrjdibo@gmail.com> WAPPINGERS FALLS, ny USA - Tuesday, January 06, 2009 at 16:38:01 (EST) I was on board 63 to 66 worked under Walters in 2nd Div. Have GREAT memories of the DeHaven and all the GREAT ports we saw Anyone from that time give me a shout.Tim McNichol BM3 Tim McNichol <timmcn@comcast.net> Ocean View, New Jersey USA - Sunday, January 04, 2009 at 11:41:20 (EST) I served on the Dehaven during the vietnam conflict 70-71. I was a machinist mate. I worked in the aft engine room. Would like to hear from old shipmates. Keith DePriest, Owasso, OK. December 30, 2008 IM LOOKING FOR ANY INFO ON OUR SHIPS POSSIBLE EXPOSURE TO AGENT ORANGE DURING 66-68, PROOF THAT WE WERE UP THE SAIGON RIVER ETC... I NEED THIS INFO FOR VA PURPOSES Don Alan Anderson <ANDERSON.ALUMINUM@VERIZON.NET> Tampa , FL USA - Monday, December 15, 2008 at 14:00:53 (EST) My brother just passed away on December 2, 2008 and was aboard the USS DeHaven 727 during the Korean War 50-53. He was aboard during the Inchon Invasion. I am his brother and would like to add his name to your log. He was 78 years old and lived in Colorado most of his life and retired in Phoenix AZ. He passed away in Waco Texas at his daughters house. David C. Miles <paulwm1@embarqmail.com> Pinehurst, NC USA - Wednesday, December 10, 2008 at 10:50:45 (EST) i am tring to find anything about my dad,carmine demarzio. any and all help would be great tony demarzio (mnshn-1165@live.com) on Sunday, November 30, 2008 at 20:35:04 She was a grand old ship. David C. Miller (innkeeperdave@cox.net) Santee, CA on Sunday, November 30, 2008 at 00:27:15 I am looking for commander F.B.McFarland that was the caption of the DeHaven in 1951.if any one knows about him please let me know. Janet Brady <jiwbrady@gmail.com> Alexander, Arkansas USA - Wednesday, November 19, 2008 at 13:02:45 (EST) I`m still searching for my after engine room buddy Ron Buchannan MMFN from Kansas. Eddie Throckmorton <aftsnipe1@yahoo.com> Cottondale, Texas USA - Monday, November 17, 2008 at 13:58:02 (EST) My father-in-law, Charlie Harrington, served on the Dehaven during the Korean War. He was at Inchon. You can see his pictures under "newer pics", drop down to "Charlie's pic's". Much respect to all you men who served on the Dehaven. (My own father was U.S.Navy also- he was in a torpedo bomber in the Pacific in '44-'45) God Bless y'all and America. Respectfully, Alex Squyres. Alex Squyres <amsquyres@hotmail.com> Houston, Texas USA - Saturday, November 01, 2008 at 20:44:07 (EDT) I ran the ships store from 70 to 71 like to hear from any of the old boys Charlie Davis <charwngr@frontiernet.net> Mound, MN USA - Friday, October 10, 2008 at 16:39:45 (EDT) It's been a while, I was on the DeHaven for 71 to 73. Would like to here from anyone from that served during that time. Dewey Simpson <dewey_melissa1@yahoo.com>Colorado Springs, Colorado USA - Friday, September 12, 2008 at 09:59:13 (EDT) Served on board from 1966 to 1969, G divison. Just want to say hello to all my old shipmates, especially Figge. Hope you all had a great summer. God Bless America. Yours truly Woody Mike Wood <mmwood1w@msn.com> Farmington, New Mexico USA - Sunday, August 31, 2008 at 22:46:54 (EDT) Served in the forward engine room from 72 until the war was over. If anyone remember me, I would like to hear from them. 75 and still ride motorcycle on the road and off. Robert Johnston <matchless@frontiernet.net> Monticello, Utah USA - Saturday, August 30, 2008 at 20:40:33 (EDT) MY GRANDDAD SERVED ON THE DEHAVEN DURING THE KOREAN WAR. HIS NAME WAS ROBERT PHILBECK. JUST LOOKING FOR PICTURES OR INFO. THANKS BRYAN MEADOWS <MUDDJEEP@HOTMAIL.COM> WEST COLUMBIA, S.C. USA - Thursday, August 28, 2008 at 10:22:08 (EDT) I make lighthouses out of brass artillery casings.My wife & I were at our annual festival of arts , we were in the Manley Arts Booth.A gentleman in a wheel chair & his wife came by ,I noticed he had on a DeHaven 727 Hat .Boy that started a long conversation as I had Made a lighthouse out of a shell that had a Circle etched on it with water waves and a duck sitting on the water .Also on top of the circle was a flag pole with a furreled US flag .Under the circle was USS 727 .I got on the internet and found her history. The gentleman said that I made his Day ,however He made mine.In the excitement I forgot to get his name an phone # etc .I did give him my business card .He lives in Pacifica Ca. If you know this info please Email me at rzs@charter.net Robert Z Stafford <rzs@charter.net> Brookings, Oregon USA - Wednesday, August 27, 2008 at 19:53:24 (EDT) My dad William (Bill, Billy??) Francis Scollin, Jr. served from 1966-71/72? was aboard DeHaven 67-68/69?, looking for shipmates. Want to know what happened Elizabeth Scollin <elizabethscollin@sbcglobal.net> bay point, ca USA - Friday, August 22, 2008 at 08:56:24 (EDT) With regard to the Hedgehogs, as Newt points out, they were fired from both the port and starboard launchers during the Dependent's Cruise in March of 1966. Pictures of the hedgehogs in the air and hitting the water (all simultaneously as designed) are available in the Photos section of the Website Under Dave Anderson's photos. David Anderson <anderso@mindspring.com> Penn Valley, CA USA - Friday, August 15, 2008 at 19:45:21 (EDT) I was reading the raven DeHaven news and got confused. They were talking about the patrol plane that crashed and the ship picked the crew off of an island. The plane was towed out to an area at sea and the ship sank the plane with one 3" shell. When I reported to the ship in the shipard in Long Beach, she was just changing out the 40mm to 3", this was about May 1954. There were 3 of us that reported aboard, I was a EMFA, Jim O'Roke was a ICFA and I can't remember the name of the MRFA.Maybe someone remembers the visit to the yards. Thanks, Gene Gene A. Partch <gapartch@hotmail.com> Cheyenne, Wyoming USA - Friday, August 15, 2008 at 19:46:25 (EDT) Coming from one who bears the name DeHaven, I find it interesting to see our ties and history to the U.S. Military. SSgt Joshua DeHaven <til_tuesday79@yahoo.com> USA - Friday, July 11, 2008 at 06:15:25 (EDT)mailto:til_tuesday79@yahoo.com Fred Martin SK2 who was aboard 57-59 during the H-Bomb experiments in '58
passed away about three weeks ago. He was a neighbor of mine here in Kingsland,
Texas. RG Floyd USS Knapp DD 653, Lt. Cdr. USNR retired As a member of the DeHaven family, I enjoyed reading the stories here and was surprised to see that your address is in Joplin. Rev. Dr. Sharlyn DeHaven Gates <pastorshar@sbcglobal.net> Parsons, KS USA - Wednesday, July 02, 2008 at 10:24:34 (EDT) I'm searching for a Ronald Coleman Harris, service number 297-7524 who served with my father Jack R. Underwood in 1956. Please contact me if you know of a way I can find Mr. Coleman Harris. Thanks & God bless you all this 4th of July and always! Thanks for your service! Joy Underwood <joy_underwood@hotmail.com> South Haven, Michigan USA - Tuesday, June 24, 2008 at 20:35:28 (EDT) Hi, I haven't written for awhile. We have moved to Florida and it has been the usual crazy move. I am still looking for information on my Uncle Frank Felter. He served on the DeHaven when it went down in the Solomon islands. He was married but there is a question as to whether or not Uncle Frank knew that he was to be a father to a little girl. Well at this time I am willing to concede that I will not hear from anyone that knew him. The ship was only 32 days old> God Bless you all on this fourth of July 2008 and always. Ruth Sankovitch <rahsdawn5@yahoo.com> Winter Haven, FL USA - Saturday, June 21, 2008 at 22:01:47 (EDT) Looking for Bill Monzert was aboard 1956 to 1958 RMSN I was an RMSN also Robert Kirkland <dehaveb_1@charter.net> Sturbridge, MA USA - Tuesday, June 10, 2008 at 15:47:14 (EDT) My father, George Waters, was on the DeHaven from 3-31-44 to unknown according to his military service summary. The next entry states he was in the USN Hospital in Chelsea Mass. The DeHaven went for one month to Bermuda for a strenuous shaking down and then one month of alterations in Boston. My father was injured during his time on the DeHaven - does anyone know what happened. How could I find out what happened during that month? Thanks Cindy Durden <CWDurden@aol.com> Jacksonville, Florida USA - Tuesday, June 03, 2008 at 09:17:30 (EDT) I just came from a Memorial Day Service for service members who lost their lives at sea. I represented our association [DD469/727]. The various associations each tossed flowers into Puget Sound as part of the service. A very impressive service, a cannon, honor guard and band. It made this geezer proud to have served at sea. Law Risken SO3...54-56 Law Risken <olylaw1@comcast.net> Olympia, WA USA - Sunday, May 25, 2008 at 23:13:20 (EDT) Back on line again. I came back from WesPac in '73 on the Higbee in Long Beach and me and several others were sent TAD to the DeHaven to help out as they were decommissioning her and transferring the ship to the S. Koreans. I have the decom ceremony papers and other pictures they gave out to the crew including a copy of the last six gun salvo fired in the US fleet. Does anyone remember taking her out past the breakwaters in Long Beach with the Korean crew that was sent over and most of them were hugging the rails? Fair Winds everyone Martin Davis <martys85vette@live.com> Boise, Idaho USA - Sunday, May 25, 2008 at 07:53:21 (EDT) Enjoy reminising about my days aboard the Raven DeHaven. Would enjoy hearing from any ship mates that remember me. Was hospital Corpsman aboard '52 - 54 Eric Brummitt <Ericbrummitt@bellsouth.net> Kingston, Tennessee USA - Tuesday, May 20, 2008 at 10:26:00 (EDT) Spent very meaningful years as a J.O. back in the early 70's Tom Murray Capt.USN (Ret) Tom Murray <murrayt21@verizon.net> Arlington, VA USA - Tuesday, May 13, 2008 at 20:03:57 (EDT) Barry Grant Maxfield, 59, passed away April 28, 2008, in Price, Utah. He was born June 9, 1948 in Grand Junction, Colo., to Raymond Baker and Leda Mecham Maxfield. He married Linda Lilly in Green River, Utah on Feb. 22, 1975; they were later divorced. Grant was raised in Green River, Utah, and attended school from the first grade through 12th grade in Green River. He joined the Navy in 1966 and served aboard the destroyer USS Dehaven. When he got out of the Navy, he settled in Green River; he later moved to Price, Utah. In Price, he was a member of VFW Miners Post # 2379. He had an excellent reputation as a professional truck driver and as a miner. He had a tremendous voice and excelled as a guitar player, providing joy to many who listened as he shared this talent. His idol was Elvis Presley, and one of the highlights of his life was his visit to Graceland, where he recorded “How Great Thou Art.” He is survived by his daughters: Stacy (Juan) Lovato of Green River, Utah, Crystal Maxfield of Albuquerque, N.M.; son: Kevin (Kitty) Marshall of Green River, Utah; grandchildren: Presley and Talynn Lovato, Nadia Russell, and Holden, Spencer, and Preston Marshall; brother: Leon (Diane) Maxfield of Grand Junction, Colo.; sister: Marilynn (Joe) Mazak of North Edwards, Calif.; and many loving nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents; brothers: Rodger Dean Maxfield, and Dennis Raymond Maxfield; and special friends: Bonnie Lee Adams, and Rita Yates Hayward. Funeral Services were held Saturday, May 3, 2008 at 2 p.m.at the Hanksville LDS Chapel at 59 South Center in Hanksville. Visitation was held Saturday at 1 p.m. prior to the service at the church. Interment in the Hanksville Cemetery. Mike McDougall (mmcdougall@eberlineservices.com) on Wednesday, May 7, 2008 at 16:34:25 (EDT) I served on board the DeHaven from 1970-71. worked in the aft engine room Keith Depriest <skeeter74055@yahoo> Owasso, OL USA - Thursday, May 01, 2008 at 15:27:22 (EDT) I was aboard from 7/69 to 1/72 as Stg2. Would like to hear from anyone that served during that time. To Hardesty I was on the Bridge wing assisting Navigation and saw . I was calling out Bearings for plot Robert Barnett <bobb@ojai.net> Oak View, CA USA - Saturday, April 26, 2008 at 09:03:16 (EDT) My grandfather, John DiLucca sunk on the USS DeHaven DD469 on February 1, 1943. I am trying to find out what his birth date was. Does anyone know how I can find this information out? Any free website? Thanks Denise Denise Anello <dmjanello@yahoo.com> Palm Coast, Florida USA - Sunday, April 20, 2008 at 14:33:48 (EDT) My father served aboard the USS DeHaven during WWII. He died 10/09/2007. He often told stories of his service in the navy, but I did not write the stories down. I would like to know more and write an account for my children and grandchildren. Lois Dummermuth Elgin, IA on Saturday, April 12, 2008 at 18:33:06 (EDT) My father explained the history of the USS DeHaven to my sister Natalie age 9 and myself age 14. As DeHaven's, thank you to all of the brave men who served on the ship. Without brave men like you, we wouldn't be free today. God bless all of you and your families for your sacrifices. Sincerely, Jessica and Natalie DeHaven Jessica and Natalie DeHaven <kdehaven1@gmail.com> Chicago, IL USA - Saturday, April 12, 2008 at 15:22:10 (EDT) Served as an ETC when the De Haven was a Navy Reserve ship in Long Beach, CA 1972 - 1973 era. Charles Shepard <chucks@frontiernet.net> Overgaard, AZ USA - Wednesday, April 09, 2008 at 20:44:28 (EDT) My brother, Arthur G. Ellis, Jr., served on this destroyer in 1952 and 1953 in battles along with the battleship, Missouri off the coast of Korea. Robert Ellis <amecre1961@yahoo.com> Boonville, IN USA - Monday, April 07, 2008 at 23:39:56 (EDT) My Father was on the DeHaven during WW II amongst other ships, this was one of them. His name was Alois A Knotek 17 yrs young then and served as a water tender. he recalls the time when Helen DeHaven was there to christen the ship, when at the same time he lifted the hatch from below only to discover her bottom half up her dress as the officer yelled at him to get back down below. Patricia L Joe <mike_pat@telus.net> Agassiz, BC - Monday, April 07, 2008 at 12:39:00 (EDT)
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