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The following is a '''list of unnamed [[Klingon Defense Force|Klingon military]] personnel''' who served during the [[23rd century]]. |
The following is a '''list of unnamed [[Klingon Defense Force|Klingon military]] personnel''' who served during the [[23rd century]]. |
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In [[2268]], this '''Klingon captain''' attempted to engage the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} in the disputed [[Tellun system]]. The captain was coordinating with a [[Elasian]] spy on board the ''Enterprise'', named [[Kryton]], in planting a bomb that was set to destroy the ship if it attempted to engage its [[warp drive]]. The captain then used his [[D7 class|battle cruiser]] to taunt the ''Enterprise'' into going to [[warp]]. Unable to provoke the ''Enterprise'', the Klingon captain finally ordered it to standby for boarding or be destroyed, before finally being deterred by a retaliatory attack by the ''Enterprise''. ({{TOS|Elaan of Troyius}}) |
In [[2268]], this '''Klingon captain''' attempted to engage the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} in the disputed [[Tellun system]]. The captain was coordinating with a [[Elasian]] spy on board the ''Enterprise'', named [[Kryton]], in planting a bomb that was set to destroy the ship if it attempted to engage its [[warp drive]]. The captain then used his [[D7 class|battle cruiser]] to taunt the ''Enterprise'' into going to [[warp]]. Unable to provoke the ''Enterprise'', the Klingon captain finally ordered it to standby for boarding or be destroyed, before finally being deterred by a retaliatory attack by the ''Enterprise''. ({{TOS|Elaan of Troyius}}) |
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{{bginfo|The Klingon captain was played by actor [[K.L. Smith]]. {{CCG name|Khod|his}}}} |
{{bginfo|The Klingon captain was played by actor [[K.L. Smith]]. {{CCG name|Khod|his}}}} |
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This '''unnamed Klingon commander''' reported the hostage situation on [[Nimbus III]], and ordered [[Klaa]] on a mission to proceed there. News of a [[Terran]] among the hostages piqued Klaa's and [[Vixis]]' interest in the mission. ({{film|5}}) |
This '''unnamed Klingon commander''' reported the hostage situation on [[Nimbus III]], and ordered [[Klaa]] on a mission to proceed there. News of a [[Terran]] among the hostages piqued Klaa's and [[Vixis]]' interest in the mission. ({{film|5}}) |
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+ | == Klingon Council Member == |
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+ | [[File:Klingon council member, the time trap.jpg|thumb|150px|Councilor (2269)]] |
This individual served as an '''member of the [[Elysian Council]]''' on [[Elysia]] in [[2269]]. ({{TAS|The Time Trap}}) |
This individual served as an '''member of the [[Elysian Council]]''' on [[Elysia]] in [[2269]]. ({{TAS|The Time Trap}}) |
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+ | {{bginfo|The [[Starfleet Corps of Engineers]] novella ''[[Where Time Stands Still]]'' gives this character's name as "Kelthos". His appearance suggests that he was infected by the [[Klingon augment virus]] which indicates that he became trapped in [[Elysia]] between [[2154]] and [[2269]].}} |
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+ | == First Klingon Lieutenant == |
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+ | [[File:Klingon First Lieutenant.jpg|thumb|150px|The first lieutenant]] |
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| − | This '''Klingon general''' was an adviser to [[Azetbur]] following her ascension to the position of [[Klingon chancellor|chancellor]] following the assassination of her father, Chancellor [[Gorkon]] in [[2293]]. The General blamed the [[Federation]] for Gorkon's death and urged Azetbur to "attack or be slaves in their world!". Azetbur wisely chose not to follow this course of action. ({{film|6}}) |
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| ⚫ | In [[2267]], he was with Kor when the Klingons took possession of the peaceful planet [[Organia]]. Kor ordered him to begin the execution of 200 Organians, in retaliation for helping Kirk and Spock escape. He was not aware that the Organians were actually powerful energy beings. ({{TOS|Errand of Mercy}}) |
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| ⚫ | {{bginfo|This lieutenant was played by actor [[Victor Lundin]]. "''That was a bone, thrown to me by Paramount,''" he said. "''It was a very small role as a Klingon and I didn't want to do it. Casting director [[Joseph D'Agosta|Joe D'Agosta]] asked me to do it for him as a favor, so I did.''" (''[[Starlog (magazine)|Starlog]]'' #224)|{{CCG name|Kered|his}} In the first issue of [[IDW Comics]] [[comics|comic book]] ''[[Star Trek: Klingons - Blood Will Tell]]'', "[[Against Their Nature]]", his name is given as Kahlor.}} |
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| − | This '''Klingon general''' was also an adviser to Azetbur. He was also, however, a member of the [[Khitomer conspiracy]] and collaborated with [[General]] [[Chang (General)|Chang]], among others, to sabotage the tentative peace between the [[Federation]] and the [[Klingon Empire]]. He served under Chang aboard Chang's experimental [[Klingon Bird-of-Prey]], which could fire weapons while [[cloak]]ed. He was present when Chang engaged the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-A|-A}} and {{USS|Excelsior}} over [[Khitomer]] and was killed when the Bird-of-Prey was destroyed. ({{film|6}}) |
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| − | {{bginfo|This Klingon general was played by [[Matthias Hues]]. In the novelization of Star Trek VI, his name was given as Grokh.}} |
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| ⚫ | This '''wide-eyed Klingon officer''' broadcast a [[distress call]] from [[Praxis]], following the [[moon]]'s explosion in [[2293]]. He was briefly seen on the [[viewscreen]] of the {{USS|Excelsior}}, replying to [[Captain]] [[Hikaru Sulu|Sulu]]'s offer of assistance, following the detection of the explosion. The officer's message was disrupted and replaced by a broadcast by [[Brigadier]] [[Kerla]], simply stating that there had been an "incident" and that no assistance was required. ({{film|6}}) |
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+ | == Klingon Third Soldier == |
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+ | [[File:Gary Combs Klingon.jpg|thumb|150px|Third Soldier]] |
| + | This '''Klingon Third soldier''' was part of the invasion forces that conquered the planet [[Organia]]. ({{TOS|Errand of Mercy}}) |
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| − | The '''Klingon guard''' was one of the Klingons serving on the {{IKS|Kronos One}} when it was boarded by two [[Starfleet]] officers to assassinate [[Chancellor]] [[Gorkon]]. The guard's arm was shot off when he was hit by a [[phaser]] beam. He later testified against [[James T. Kirk]] and [[Leonard McCoy]] when they were on trial for assassinating the chancellor. ({{film|6}}) |
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+ | {{bginfo|The Klingon soldier was played by [[Gary Coombs]].}} |
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| + | == Klingon Fourth Soldier == |
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| + | [[File:Klingon male uniform.jpg|thumb|150px|Fourth Soldier]] |
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| + | This '''Klingon Fourth soldier''' was part of the invasion forces under [[Kor]] when the Klingons conquered the planet [[Organia]]. ({{TOS|Errand of Mercy}}) |
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+ | == Klingon Fifth Soldier == |
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+ | [[File:Klingon_Soldier_Walt_Davis.jpg|thumb|150px|Fifth Soldier]] |
| + | This '''Klingon Fourth soldier''' was part of the invasion forces under [[Kor]] when the Klingons conquered the planet [[Organia]]. He had a run-in with [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] and [[Spock]]. ({{TOS|Errand of Mercy}}) |
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| + | [[File:Bobby Bass klingon soldier.jpg|thumb|150px|Sixth Soldier]] |
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| + | This '''Klingon Fourth soldier''' was part of the invasion forces under [[Kor]] when the Klingons conquered the planet [[Organia]]. ({{TOS|Errand of Mercy}}) |
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+ | == Klingon Seventh Soldier == |
| + | [[File:Basil Poledouris klingon soldier.jpg|thumb|150px|Seventh Soldier]] |
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| + | This '''Klingon Fourth soldier''' was part of the invasion forces under [[Kor]] when the Klingons conquered the planet [[Organia]]. ({{TOS|Errand of Mercy}}) |
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+ | == Klingon Soldiers ([[2267]]) == |
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+ | [[File:Klingon invasion of Organia.jpg|thumb|150px|[[Klingon]] invasion forces on Organia]] |
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These '''Klingon soldiers''' were part of the invasion forces, led by [[Kor]], that took possession of the peaceful planet [[Organia]]. ({{TOS|Errand of Mercy}}) |
These '''Klingon soldiers''' were part of the invasion forces, led by [[Kor]], that took possession of the peaceful planet [[Organia]]. ({{TOS|Errand of Mercy}}) |
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+ | {{bginfo|Among the actors who played the Klingon soldiers (pictured to the right) were [[Bobby Bass]] and [[Basil Poledouris]]. They have the distinction of being among the first Klingons to ever appear in Star Trek.}} |
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+ | == Klingon Weapons Officer == |
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+ | [[File:Klingon officer, Chang's BoP.jpg|thumb|150px|A Klingon officer]] |
This '''Klingon officer''' served aboard [[Chang's Bird-of-Prey]] in [[2293]] and was ordered by [[General]] [[Chang (General)|Chang]] to fire at the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-A|-A}}. He was killed a short while later, when the [[Klingon Bird-of-Prey|Bird-of-Prey]] was destroyed by the ''Enterprise''. ({{film|6}}) |
This '''Klingon officer''' served aboard [[Chang's Bird-of-Prey]] in [[2293]] and was ordered by [[General]] [[Chang (General)|Chang]] to fire at the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-A|-A}}. He was killed a short while later, when the [[Klingon Bird-of-Prey|Bird-of-Prey]] was destroyed by the ''Enterprise''. ({{film|6}}) |
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{{bginfo|The Klingon officer was played by [[Guy Vardaman]].}} |
{{bginfo|The Klingon officer was played by [[Guy Vardaman]].}} |
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| ⚫ | These two '''Klingon officers''' were assigned to a [[listening post]] on the [[planet]] [[Morska]] within the Klingon Empire and were not particularly diligent in their duties. In [[2293]], they allowed a ship claiming to be the [[freighter]] ''[[Ursva]]'' (actually the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-A|-A}}) to pass unchallenged through Klingon space towards [[Rura Penthe]] despite the freighter crew's poor grasp of [[Klingonese]]. ({{film|6}}) |
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| + | {{bginfo|The first Klingon listening post officer was played by actor [[David Orange]] who was listed as "Sleepy Klingon" in the end credits of the movie. {{CCG name|Woteln|his}}|Both actors filmed their scenes on Tuesday {{d|9|April|1991}} on [[Paramount Stage 15]]. (''Call Sheets'')}} |
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| + | File:Sleepy Klingon.jpg|''Played by [[David Orange]]'' |
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| + | File:Klingon listening post officer.jpg|''Played by [[Clay Hodges]]'' |
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| + | == Qo'noS patrol officer == |
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| + | [[File:Qo'noS patrol officer, 2259.jpg|thumb|A Klingon patrol officer]] |
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| + | In [[2259]] of the [[alternate reality]], this '''Klingon officer''' negotiated with {{alt|Nyota Uhura}} during a [[Starfleet]] incursion of [[Qo'noS]]. Uhura explained they were looking for the fugitive {{alt|Khan Noonien Singh|John Harrison}}, but the Klingon simply responded by grabbing her by the throat and pulling out a [[knife]], prompting {{alt|James T. Kirk}} to go on the offensive. The Klingon was killed when Harrison showed himself, armed with a [[Boolean gun]]. ({{film|12}}) |
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| + | {{bginfo|This officer was played by [[Sean Blakemore]].|[[Joseph Gatt]] auditioned for the part but was unsuccessful in obtaining it, only later to be cast as [[Science Officer]] [[0718]] from ''Star Trek Into Darkness''. ''[http://www.startrek.com/article/star-treks-cybernetically-augmented-science-officer-joseph-gatt-part-1]''|The 2013 [[Games|virtual collectible card battle game]] ''[[Star Trek: Rivals]]'' gives his name as Klingon Captain Kuron on card #68.}} |
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| + | == Qo'noS patrol officers == |
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| + | These '''Klingon officers''' were patrol guards who stopped the [[K'normian trading ship]] with Kirk, Spock, Uhura, {{alt|Hendorff}}, and a [[Unnamed USS Enterprise personnel (alternate reality)#Away team security lieutenant|security officer]] in an area of the [[Ketha Province]]. In the following firefight with John Harrison, many of them were killed. ({{film|12}}) |
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| + | {{bginfo|Among the actors are [[Nick E. Tarabay]] and [[Manu Bennett]] and stuntman [[Curtis Lyons]]. The other Klingons were played by [[unknown actor]]s and [[unknown stunt performer]]s.|[[David Sobolov]] and [[Fred Tatasciore]] provided all the Klingon voices.|The {{y|2013}} [[Games|virtual collectible card battle game]] ''[[Star Trek: Rivals]]'' used several Klingons from ''Into Darkness'' as characters for the cards. It named them Klingon Warrior Durrah on card #30, Marg on card #31, Ch'tak on card #32, K'Dohr on card #33, Lorak on card #34, and Klingon Commander Raz on card #67.}} |
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Revision as of 11:25, 20 January 2014
AT: "xx" The following is a list of unnamed Klingon military personnel who served during the 23rd century.
Klingon Captain
In 2268, this Klingon captain attempted to engage the USS Enterprise in the disputed Tellun system. The captain was coordinating with a Elasian spy on board the Enterprise, named Kryton, in planting a bomb that was set to destroy the ship if it attempted to engage its warp drive. The captain then used his battle cruiser to taunt the Enterprise into going to warp. Unable to provoke the Enterprise, the Klingon captain finally ordered it to standby for boarding or be destroyed, before finally being deterred by a retaliatory attack by the Enterprise. (TOS: "Elaan of Troyius")
The Klingon captain was played by actor K.L. Smith. The Star Trek Customizable Card Game gives his name as Khod.
Klingon Commander
Klingon commander
This unnamed Klingon commander reported the hostage situation on Nimbus III, and ordered Klaa on a mission to proceed there. News of a Terran among the hostages piqued Klaa's and Vixis' interest in the mission. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier)
Klingon Council Member
Councilor (2269)
This individual served as an member of the Elysian Council on Elysia in 2269. (TAS: "The Time Trap")
The Starfleet Corps of Engineers novella Where Time Stands Still gives this character's name as "Kelthos". His appearance suggests that he was infected by the Klingon augment virus which indicates that he became trapped in Elysia between 2154 and 2269.
First Klingon Lieutenant
The first lieutenant
This Klingon lieutenant was second in command to Kor.
In 2267, he was with Kor when the Klingons took possession of the peaceful planet Organia. Kor ordered him to begin the execution of 200 Organians, in retaliation for helping Kirk and Spock escape. He was not aware that the Organians were actually powerful energy beings. (TOS: "Errand of Mercy")
This lieutenant was played by actor Victor Lundin. "That was a bone, thrown to me by Paramount," he said. "It was a very small role as a Klingon and I didn't want to do it. Casting director Joe D'Agosta asked me to do it for him as a favor, so I did." (Starlog #224)
The Star Trek Customizable Card Game gives his name as Kered. In the first issue of IDW Comics comic book Star Trek: Klingons - Blood Will Tell, "Against Their Nature", his name is given as Kahlor.
Klingon officer on Praxis
Klingon officer
This wide-eyed Klingon officer broadcast a distress call from Praxis, following the moon's explosion in 2293. He was briefly seen on the viewscreen of the USS Excelsior, replying to Captain Sulu's offer of assistance, following the detection of the explosion. The officer's message was disrupted and replaced by a broadcast by Brigadier Kerla, simply stating that there had been an "incident" and that no assistance was required. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)
This Klingon was portrayed by Clifford Shegog.
His character was referred to as a "Wide-Eyed Klingon Officer" in the film's script.
Klingon Second Soldier
Second Soldier
This Klingon second soldier was part of the invasion forces that conquered the planet Organia. (TOS: "Errand of Mercy")
The Klingon soldier was played by George Sawaya.
Klingon Third Soldier
Third Soldier
This Klingon Third soldier was part of the invasion forces that conquered the planet Organia. (TOS: "Errand of Mercy")
The Klingon soldier was played by Gary Coombs.
Klingon Fourth Soldier
Fourth Soldier
This Klingon Fourth soldier was part of the invasion forces under Kor when the Klingons conquered the planet Organia. (TOS: "Errand of Mercy")
The Klingon soldier was played by an unknown actor.
Klingon Fifth Soldier
Fifth Soldier
This Klingon Fourth soldier was part of the invasion forces under Kor when the Klingons conquered the planet Organia. He had a run-in with Kirk and Spock. (TOS: "Errand of Mercy")
The Klingon soldier was played by Walt Davis.
Klingon Sixth Soldier
Sixth Soldier
This Klingon Fourth soldier was part of the invasion forces under Kor when the Klingons conquered the planet Organia. (TOS: "Errand of Mercy")
The Klingon soldier was played by Bobby Bass.
Klingon Seventh Soldier
Seventh Soldier
This Klingon Fourth soldier was part of the invasion forces under Kor when the Klingons conquered the planet Organia. (TOS: "Errand of Mercy")
The Klingon soldier was played by Basil Poledouris.
Klingon Soldiers (2267)
Klingon invasion forces on Organia
These Klingon soldiers were part of the invasion forces, led by Kor, that took possession of the peaceful planet Organia. (TOS: "Errand of Mercy")
Among the actors who played the Klingon soldiers (pictured to the right) were Bobby Bass and Basil Poledouris. They have the distinction of being among the first Klingons to ever appear in Star Trek.
Klingon Weapons Officer
A Klingon officer
This Klingon officer served aboard Chang's Bird-of-Prey in 2293 and was ordered by General Chang to fire at the USS Enterprise-A. He was killed a short while later, when the Bird-of-Prey was destroyed by the Enterprise. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)
The Klingon officer was played by Guy Vardaman.
Listening Post officers
These two Klingon officers were assigned to a listening post on the planet Morska within the Klingon Empire and were not particularly diligent in their duties. In 2293, they allowed a ship claiming to be the freighter Ursva (actually the USS Enterprise-A) to pass unchallenged through Klingon space towards Rura Penthe despite the freighter crew's poor grasp of Klingonese. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)
The first Klingon listening post officer was played by actor David Orange who was listed as "Sleepy Klingon" in the end credits of the movie. The Star Trek Customizable Card Game gives his name as Woteln.
Played by David Orange
Played by Clay Hodges
Qo'noS patrol officer
A Klingon patrol officer
In 2259 of the alternate reality, this Klingon officer negotiated with Nyota Uhura during a Starfleet incursion of Qo'noS. Uhura explained they were looking for the fugitive John Harrison, but the Klingon simply responded by grabbing her by the throat and pulling out a knife, prompting James T. Kirk to go on the offensive. The Klingon was killed when Harrison showed himself, armed with a Boolean gun. (Star Trek Into Darkness)
This officer was played by Sean Blakemore.
Joseph Gatt auditioned for the part but was unsuccessful in obtaining it, only later to be cast as Science Officer 0718 from Star Trek Into Darkness. [1]
The 2013 virtual collectible card battle game Star Trek: Rivals gives his name as Klingon Captain Kuron on card #68.
Qo'noS patrol officers
These Klingon officers were patrol guards who stopped the K'normian trading ship with Kirk, Spock, Uhura, Hendorff, and a security officer in an area of the Ketha Province. In the following firefight with John Harrison, many of them were killed. (Star Trek Into Darkness)
Among the actors are Nick E. Tarabay and Manu Bennett and stuntman Curtis Lyons. The other Klingons were played by unknown actors and unknown stunt performers.
David Sobolov and Fred Tatasciore provided all the Klingon voices.
The 2013 virtual collectible card battle game Star Trek: Rivals used several Klingons from Into Darkness as characters for the cards. It named them Klingon Warrior Durrah on card #30, Marg on card #31, Ch'tak on card #32, K'Dohr on card #33, Lorak on card #34, and Klingon Commander Raz on card #67.
Starship personnel
- HMS Bounty personnel
- IKS Amar personnel
- IKS Gr'oth personnel
- Kronos One personnel
- Kang's battle cruiser personnel
- Klaa's Bird-of-Prey personnel
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